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	Title: "Loop-Over" on Newfound Gap Highway Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) PM 1959			Title: A Sea of Clouds Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused

	Title: An Indian Woman Grinding Maize In Primitive Fashion, Great Smoky Mountains National Park unused			Title: Bird's Eye View of the Loop on Newfound Gap Highway Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: The Loop-Over is one of the most unique features on the Newfound Gap Highway in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here the road makes one complete circle instead of four sharp curves that were on the old road at this point. From the Loop-Over can be seen the famous Chimney Tops, which is one of the most rugged and picturesque peaks of the Smokies

	Title: Calderwood Dam, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen unused Description: On Little Tennessee River, Near Great Smoky Mountains.			Title: Calderwood Dan On Little Tennessee River Great Smoky Mountains Nationa Park Tennessee (TN) unused


	Title: Cherokee Indian Reservation, Great Smoky Mountains North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Cherokee Indian Reservation on the eastern boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Asheville, N. C., is the home of over 3,000 Indians of the Eastern Band of Cherokees who still pursue the ancient crafts and customs of their race. The Indians are a principal attraction for visitors in the new national park.			Title: Chimney Tops From Above The Loop-Over Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused Description: Great Smoky Mountains National Park The Chimney Tops, which dominate many of the views from the Tennessee side of the New found Gap Highway, are seen to a particularly good advantage from the Loop-Over, a spectacular feature of road engineering. The wide sweeping curves afford comfortable and safe motoring in all seasons of the year. The chimney Tops are seen in the background

	Title: Chimney Tops, Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN), Real Photo unused Description: A Jack Huff Photograph			Title: Clingman's Dome Observation Tower, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen PM 1941 Oct-06 Description: Each year thousands of visitors climb the observation tower on top of Clingman's Dome for an unforgettable panoramic view of deep gorges and towering mountain ranges. One of the most famous ranges to be seen from this point is Mt. LeConte. On day when the clouds hang low the mountain tops below appear as islands in a sea of white

	Title: Duck Hawk on the side of Mount Leconte Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Near the Alum Cave Bluf, on the south side of majestic Mt. LeConte, is the thin, leaning ridge with jagged points known as Duck Hawk Peaks. Under the over-hanging left side of the spectacular point a pair of duck hawks a favorite falcon has nested for many yeas. It takes a venturesome hiker or bird lover to scale the steep face of these peaks. Through these narrow ridges are holes or "windows."			Title: Great Smoky Mountains National Park PM 1946

	Title: Great Smoky Mountains National Park Gatlinburg Tennessee (TN), Chrome unused Description: This view made on a beautiful cool clear autumn day shows the resort town of Gatlinburg nestled in the foothills of the smokies			Title: Greetings from Great Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused

	Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN), Chrome unused Description: The Top view is of Newfound Gap Parking Area and the bottom view is a scene along the highway to Clingmans Dame, highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.			Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Great Smoky Mountains National Park astride the Tennessee - North Carolina border, though one of the newest, has become one of America's most favored parks. The Smoky Mountains, for 36 consecutive miles in the Park are more than 6,000 ft. high. The Loop-over is one of the most spectacular views in the park. Chimney Tops may be seen in right background. Laurel Falls are actually two falls, separated at a 15 foot shelf by a trail. The upper fall is shown on this card.

	Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Less than an hour away from Knoxville, the largest City in eastern Tennessee, highways start upward into the mountains, the Great Smokies, haze-Haloed roof top of Eastern America. In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park has been reserved the opportunity of seeing the last remaining remnant of primeval Eastern American wilderness, beautiful beyond description, and so rugged and lofty as to bar civilization's inroads, thus remaining until the present, unconquered and unspoiled.			Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Loop over showing chimney tops. Rainbow Falls, Mt. Le conte - Alt. 6593 ft. Alum Cave Bluff.

	Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen unused Description: Key To Views On Other Side:- S - Chimney Tops. M - The Loop-Over. O - Cumberland Falls. K - Lake Santeetlah. Y - Little Pigeon River. M - Indian Creek Falls. O - Newfound Gap. U - Loop near Newfound Gap. N - Mt. Le Conte Creek. A - Abrams Falls. I - Charlies Bunion. N - Summer Cottages on Little River. S - Laurel Falls Trail			Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mountains, National Park Chrome unused Description: The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is one of the newest of our national playgrounds. In the park are to be found the most majestic mountains in the East and the greatest variety of trees and plants in an equal area in the world. Fine paved highways lead through the Park and trails lead to the more inaccessible parts of the region

	Title: Greetings From Great Smoky Mts, National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: Parking Area at Clingman's Dam. Parking Area at Newfound Gap. Great Smoky Mts. Nat'l Park. Rhododendron Great Smoky Mts. Nat'l Park			Title: Greetings From North Carolina, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Smokemont North Carolina (NC), Linen unused

	Title: Headquarters Smoky Mountains National Park Service Gatlinburg Tennessee (TN), Chrome unused Description: Headquarters of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, this village, lying close to the base of the magnificent Smokies, has become the principal starting point for the numerous hikes, horseback trips and motor tours into the higher mountains. Here visitors find many attractive accommodations and various craft souvenir shops displaying beautiful and interesting articles made by native mountaineers.			Title: Lake Santeetlah, End of Great Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused Description: Just outside the southwestern end of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park are three beautiful lakes made by power dams built by the Aluminum Company of America. Lake Santeetlah, a bit of which is seen here, has a shore line of more than eighty miles. A state highway (N. C. No. 108) which with Tennessee highway No. 72, skirts the southwestern end of the park, follows along the shore of Lake Santeetlah for ten miles

	Title: Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Linen unused Description: President Roosevelt speaking at the dedication of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The following inscription appears on the plaque of this memorial: "For the permanent enjoyment of the people, his park was given one half by the peoples and states of North Carolina and Tennessee and by the United States of America, and one half in memory of Laura Spelman Rockefeller by the Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial, founded by her husband, John D. Rockefeller."			Title: Laura Spelman Rockfeller Memorial Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN), Linen PM 1941 Description: The following inscription appeas on the plaque of this memorial: "For the permanent enjoyment of the people this park was given one half by the peoples and states of North Carolina and Tennessee and by the United States of America, and one half in memory of Laura Spelman Rockfeller Memorial, founded by her husband, John D. Rockfeller."

	Title: Loop Over as seen from the Chimney Tops Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused			Title: Mountaineers Cabin, Great Smoky Mountains Nationa Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) PM 1953 Description: Typical Mountaineers Cabin. Pioneer cabins located throughout the foot-hill section of the Smoky Mountains add a picturesque interest to the park

	Title: Mt. Le Conte Great Smoky Mountains National Park South Carolina (SC), Linen PM 1955			Title: Newfound Gap And Rockefeller Memorial, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen PM 1951 Apr-25 Description: Here we see the Tennessee approach to Newfound Gap, center of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. At the far edge of the Gap is the Rockefeller Memorial, commemorating the gift of $5,000,000-half of the purchase price of the 440,000 acres of forested wilderness that makes up this new national park.

	Title: Newfound Gap Parking Area Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused Description: Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This large parking area is on top of the main range of the Great Smoky Mountains on the North Carolina Tennessee State line. It is the highest point on the Transmountain Highway U.S. 441 the elevation being 5045 feet above sea level. To the left may be seen Clingmans Dome the highest peak in the Park, and it is from here that the Clingmans Dome Highway begins			Title: Observation Tower atop Clingmans Dome - Highest Peak Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused Description: From this new modern observation tower, magnificent views may be had in all directions looking into North Carolina and into Tennessee. This is one of the most popular points of interest in the National Park.

	Title: One Of The Big Black Bears In The Great Smoky Mountains National Park Chrome PM 1960 Description: Bears and over 50 kinds of other fur-bearing animals inhabiting this area where hunted and trapped prior to the establishment of this park. The animals are not dangerous to man, but it is wise not to become too friendly with the black bears and feeding of these animals is prohibited.			Title: Parking Area At Clingman's Dome Chrome PM 1963 Aug-11 Description: Parking area at Clingman's Dome in Great Smoky Mountains National Park

	Title: Parking Place At Newfound Gap Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Chrome unused Description: As seen from Spelman Memorial Great Smoky Mountains National Park This is the largest national park in Eastern America and straddles the range which forms the boundary between North Carolina and Tennessee. Within its borders there are many mountain peaks over a mile high, deep ravines, precipitous cliffs, waterfalls and numerous mountian streams.			Title: Ramsey Cascades in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused Description: One of the greatest of Nature's displays is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the largest national park in Eastern America. This park straddles the high ridge of the Great Smoky Mountains range which forms the boundary between North Carolina and Tennessee. Within its borders there are many mountain peaks over a mile high, deep ravines, precipitous cliffs, waterfalls and numerous mountain streams

	Title: Spelman Memorial Monument Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Newfound Gap North Carolina Tennessee (TN) unused Description: The bronze Memorial Plague at Newfound Gap, on the North Carolina-Tennessee line bears the following inscriptioin: ""For The Permanent Enjoyment Of The People"" This Park was Given One-half by The Peoples and States of North Carolina and Tennessee and By The United States Of America and One-half in Memory of Laura Spelman Rockefeller By The Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Founded by Her Husband John D. Rockefeller			Title: Stopped for Inspection by Native Black Bears Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN), Linen PM 1949 Description: Two of the Black Bears, as are to be found in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, are shown here inspecting a car passing along Newfound Gap Highway. Bears may be found wandering along the highway, or climbing trees, and give added pleasure to the visitor viewing the scenic beauty of the mountains.

	Title: Swinging Bridge Across Creek Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused			Title: The Chimney Tops in Fall Attire Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused

	Title: The Chimney Tops In Fall Attire Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC), Linen unused Description: One of the greatest of nature's displays is the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the largest national park in Eastern America. This park straddles the high ridge of the Great Smoky Mountains range which forms the boundary between North Carolina and Tennessee. Within its borders there are many mountain peaks over a mile high, deep ravines, precipitous cliffs, waterfalls and numerous mountain streams.			Title: The Chimney Tops in Fall Attire foliage Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused

	Title: The Chimney Tops, Newfound Gap Highway Real Photo unused Description: Great Smoky Mountains National Park			Title: The Highway That Tunnels Mountains Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused Description: Tunnel and Chimneys. There are many spectacular views and engineering features along the Tennessee side of the Newfound Gap Highway. Here we see the upper end of the lower tunnel, with the Chimney Tops rising majestically in the left background

	Title: Trout Fishing In Little River, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen PM 1941 Oct-06 Description: Do you enjoy fishing? One of the outstanding facts about the Great Smokies is the great number of turbulent mountain streams - all filled with speckled trout, rainbow trout, black bass and other game fish.			Title: Tunnel And Chimney Tops, Great Smoky Mountians National Park White Border unused Description: There are many spectacular views and engineering features along the Tennessee side of the Newfound Gap Highway. Here we see the upper end of the lower tunnel, with the Chimney Tops rising majestically in the left background.

	Title: Typical Indian Squaws, Great smoky Mountains National Park Linen PM 1942 Description: Typical Squaws and papooses, of the once powerful Cherokee tribe, that since time immemorial has made its home amid the awe inspiring beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains.			Title: View from Pulpit Point Great Smoky Mountains National Park Tennessee (TN) unused

	Title: View In Autumn, Great Smoky Mountains National Park Linen unused Description: The loop-Over is one of the most unique features on the Newfound Gap Highway in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Here the road makes one complete circle in the stead of four sharp curves that were on the old road at this point. From the Loop-Over can be seen the famous Chimney Tops, which is one of the most rugged and picturesque peaks of the Smokies.			Title: View into North Carolina From Clingmans Dome Parking Area Great Smoky Mountains National Park North Carolina (NC) unused Description: From an elevation of 6,311 feet above sea level a panorama of mountains stretches as far as one can see. Often the visitor at this point is up in the clouds or above them, and sunrises and sunsets are spectacular

	Title: Winter Time Scene Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Linen unused Description: Showing one of the native stone bridges on newfound gap highway in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park

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