Great Smoky Mountains National Park Roads & Bridges, Gatlinburg, Sevier County, TN
Summary
Significance: The transportation system of Great Smoky Mountains is representative of NPS park road designs throughout the country. Much of the construction work was undertaken by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930s. Once established, this road system provided access to the first national park in the southern portion of the United States as well as links to the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N320
Unprocessed Field note material exists for this structure: N901
Survey number: HAER TN-35
Building/structure dates: ca. 1825 Initial Construction
Building/structure dates: after. 1930- before. 1960 Subsequent Work
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Tags
road and roadside elements
concrete arch bridges
steel girder bridges
truss bridges
tunnels
geology
biology
concession
transportation
indians of north america
travel
settlement patterns
lumber industry
conservation and restoration
civilian conservation corps
mission 66 program
commerce
gatlinburg
great
smoky
mountains
great smoky mountains national park roads
bridges
sevier
sevier county
bridge
american indians
national park
tennessee
horace albright
harvey broome
bureau of public roads
david chapman
incorporated charles blalock and sons
todd croteau
ann davis
willis p davis
newton b drury
ross eakin
federal lands highway program
george fry
great smoky mountains national park
jesse helms
historic american engineering record
knoxville automobile club
aldo leopold
little river lumber company
edward lupyak
luten bridge company
daniel luten
frank maloney
national park service roads and parkway program
parsons pulp and lumber company
charles peterson
richard quin
laura spelman rockefeller
franklin d roosevelt
jim sasser
smoky mountains conservation association
southern appalachian national park commission
suncrest lumber company
tennessee valley authority
w b townsend
incorporated troitino and brown
stewart udall
photo
ultra high resolution
high resolution
library of congress
tennessee history
Date
1969 - 1980
Contributors
Historic American Engineering Record, creator
Bureau of Public Roads
LIttle River Lumber Company
Civilian Conservation Corps
Parsons Pulp & Lumber Company
Townsend, W B
Suncrest Lumber Company
Davis, Willis P
Davis, Ann
Rockefeller, Laura Spelman
Chapman, David
Knoxville Automobile Club
Smoky Mountains Conservation Association
Southern Appalachian National Park Commission
Roosevelt, Franklin D
Leopold, Aldo
Albright, Horace
Broome, Harvey
Drury, Newton B
Maloney, Frank
Tennessee Valley Authority
Fry, George
Udall, Stewart
Sasser, Jim
Helms, Jesse
Peterson, Charles
Troitino and Brown, Incorporated
Eakin, Ross
Charles Blalock & Sons, Incorporated
Luten, Daniel
Luten Bridge Company
Lupyak, Edward, field team project manager
Great Smoky Mountains National Park, sponsor
Federal Lands Highway Program, sponsor
National Park Service Roads and Parkway Program, sponsor
Croteau, Todd, program manager
Quin, Richard, program manager
Location
Gatlinburg
,
35.71426, -83.51016
Source
Library of Congress
Link
Copyright info
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