LOST BECAUSE OF THE NATIONAL PARK
Tax base - about half
Jobs - almost half
Population 5000 - almost half moved from the park
Lumber production - about 3 million board feet daily
Copper mines (two) - about 35% copper and gold
Cemeteries - 31 left there - over 1100 graves
Settlements - at least 35
Churches - 30 lost
Post Offices - 15
Hotel and Boarding houses - 6
Grocery store or Commissary - 25
Schools - 34
Trains Depots - 9
Side Tracks - 15
Ferrys - 4
Hunting Lodges - 4
Doctors - 4
Mid Wife - 14
Hospitals - 2
Acres lost because of Fontana Dam - l,0640 under water
Black Smith shop - 15
Apple Orchards - 5
Grist Mills
Gas Station - 5
Saw Mills - 15
Splash Dams - 4 early 1900's
Barber Shops - 4
Saw Mills - over 15
Dance Hall - Andrews Ball
Southern Rail Road
Mines
Dry Kiln
Planning Mill
Movies House
Barber Shops
Logging Camps
Hunting Lodges
Restaurants
GAS STATIONS:
Pilkey Creek
Hazel Creek
Eagle Creek
Bushnell
Fontana
GRIST MILLS:
Pilkey Creek
Chambers Creek
Way Side Bushnell
Forney
Monteith Branch
Hazel Creek
Noland Creek
SAW MILLS:
Hazel Creek (Taylor & Crate of New York first to operate on Hazel Creek, In 1902 Ritter Lumber Company
Engle Creek Montuale Lumber Company
Twenty Mile Creek
Kitchen Lumber Company
Pilkey Creek Two
Forney Creek Two
Norwood Lumber Company
Bear Creek
Nolan Two
Eagle Creek
DOCTORS:
Dr. Righter
Dr. Righter
Dr. Clark Bushnell
Dr. Welch.
MIDWIFES:
1880-1943
Sarah Kirkland
Tiny Kirkland
Mae Posey.
HOSPITALS:
1940 Fontana
ACRES LOST BECAUSE OF FONTANA DAM 11000 under water 44,170 above water
POST OFFICES: