I'm from Etowah. I remember going to dance there!❤ I was a kid...in the 80s early 90s. I remember the name, and the inside of the dance hall! You go to alot of my favorite places, and some I haven't been to yet. Thank you for the great videos and memories!
I really love ur videos ive learned so much about my hometown thru u i want to thank unfor doing them and i would love to see more and learn more about cleveland so please keep doin what you do i watch u even my kids like your videos they like learning about their hometown too. I want to thank you for doing what you do for our small town of cleveland tn
Horace & Lynnell were my Great Aunt & Uncle. I had some Great times here growing up. I was the flower girl in Both my Aunt Treva And my Brother's Weddings that took place here. I didn't think much of all the displays with arrowheads & such back then, was too busy chasing after the peacocks they had roaming around the property:-) I think back now and wish I'd payed more attention to all the Awesome historical things that were there... thanks for the video , it's made alot of memories pop back in my head :-) :-)
Horace was my grandmother Doris Jean Epperson "Thompson's" brother... Me and my cousin went there every weekend .. definitely some of my best memories there. My grandmother helped run the dance hall.!! Really miss those days! Thank you for sharing this...
Oh WOW,I remember when I was all hidden, it's so sad it lost the up keeping on the place ,it was beautiful when I seen it in the 80s , because I lived in a little white house next door,I always wanted to help them but I was raising a family at that time and was busy helping my friend over at 64 fleamarket but you did a great job sharing Thanks!
One of the houses was The Westbrook House. Does anyone know where it is now ? It was the house my grandfather Westbrook was born in and ironically my grandparents on my paternal side were married in that house. I would so love to visit it again. I got to visit it well over 25 years ago.
I just bought a 41 Buick that apparently belonged to the owner of the settlement. I have a brochure from it & a 10th anniversary bumper sticker on the car. I’d love to learn more of the car’s history if you know anything
That car was my uncle car Horace Thompson he was my mom brother and it was their dad car cook Thompson from Bates pike they gave the land for Thompson springs church but that bout all I know but it was his dad when he living
I'm from Etowah. I remember going to dance there!❤ I was a kid...in the 80s early 90s. I remember the name, and the inside of the dance hall! You go to alot of my favorite places, and some I haven't been to yet. Thank you for the great videos and memories!
No problem! Glad you enjoy them.
This place holds special memories of me and my Dad enjoying these cabins and as a teenager the dance hall.
I really love ur videos ive learned so much about my hometown thru u i want to thank unfor doing them and i would love to see more and learn more about cleveland so please keep doin what you do i watch u even my kids like your videos they like learning about their hometown too. I want to thank you for doing what you do for our small town of cleveland tn
Horace & Lynnell were my Great Aunt & Uncle. I had some Great times here growing up. I was the flower girl in Both my Aunt Treva And my Brother's Weddings that took place here. I didn't think much of all the displays with arrowheads & such back then, was too busy chasing after the peacocks they had roaming around the property:-) I think back now and wish I'd payed more attention to all the Awesome historical things that were there... thanks for the video , it's made alot of memories pop back in my head :-) :-)
Great story! I live a couple miles from there.
Thanks!
Love your videos with such thorough history. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I always try to do my best.
I went there once it was really nice old cabins
Thank you for sharing this brought back so many memories
No problem!
Horace was my grandmother Doris Jean Epperson "Thompson's" brother... Me and my cousin went there every weekend .. definitely some of my best memories there. My grandmother helped run the dance hall.!! Really miss those days! Thank you for sharing this...
That is so cool! Your welcome 😀
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Nothing wrong with your pace or presentation. Great video, and thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
Oh WOW,I remember when I was all hidden, it's so sad it lost the up keeping on the place ,it was beautiful when I seen it in the 80s , because I lived in a little white house next door,I always wanted to help them but I was raising a family at that time and was busy helping my friend over at 64 fleamarket but you did a great job sharing Thanks!
Funny finding someone so close to me on TH-cam. I’m in McCaysville (Copperhill)
One of the houses was The Westbrook House. Does anyone know where it is now ? It was the house my grandfather Westbrook was born in and ironically my grandparents on my paternal side were married in that house. I would so love to visit it again. I got to visit it well over 25 years ago.
Where is this located i can't remember
I just bought a 41 Buick that apparently belonged to the owner of the settlement. I have a brochure from it & a 10th anniversary bumper sticker on the car. I’d love to learn more of the car’s history if you know anything
I'm not too sure actually, but that is fascinating!
That car was my uncle car Horace Thompson he was my mom brother and it was their dad car cook Thompson from Bates pike they gave the land for Thompson springs church but that bout all I know but it was his dad when he living
Would love to see pictures of it
Great info, but your slow, spaced out words were hard to listen to, I could not make it through.
Thank you for your critique! I'm working on it.