Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee, from 1918 to 1928 when they stopped operations to make way for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The clean up process was completed in 1933. In 1922 Smokemont was outputting 45,000 feet of lumber and 55,000 feet of pulpwood a day. A standard gauge railroad ran from Ravensford to Smokemont and a narrow gauge ran from Smokemont along Mingus Mill creek for about 20 miles. This photograph shows the Smokemont logging camp and mill
The Little River Lumber Company was one of 18 logging operations that, together, owned about 85% of ...
This photograph is of a saw pit on Saluda Mountain. It was part of a logging operation at the head o...
This photograph shows the work of a logging crew operating in the Smokies. While many believe that t...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
This photograph of the 'Saw Mill at Smokemont' is featured in the booklet 'Glimpses of the Plant of ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
At Smokemont, 500 men worked at the Champion sawmill and pulpwood plant. Some 15 company towns and s...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company began operations in the planned logging community of Sunburst in 1907. In 191...
Champion Fibre Company began operations in the planned logging community of Sunburst in 1907. In 191...
The Little River Lumber Company was one of 18 logging operations that, together, owned about 85% of ...
This photograph is of a saw pit on Saluda Mountain. It was part of a logging operation at the head o...
This photograph shows the work of a logging crew operating in the Smokies. While many believe that t...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
This photograph of the 'Saw Mill at Smokemont' is featured in the booklet 'Glimpses of the Plant of ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
While many believe that the Great Smoky Mountains was made up of small family farms, in reality, 18 ...
At Smokemont, 500 men worked at the Champion sawmill and pulpwood plant. Some 15 company towns and s...
Champion Fibre Company was in operation at Smokemont, North Carolina, north of present day Cherokee,...
Champion Fibre Company began operations in the planned logging community of Sunburst in 1907. In 191...
Champion Fibre Company began operations in the planned logging community of Sunburst in 1907. In 191...
The Little River Lumber Company was one of 18 logging operations that, together, owned about 85% of ...
This photograph is of a saw pit on Saluda Mountain. It was part of a logging operation at the head o...
This photograph shows the work of a logging crew operating in the Smokies. While many believe that t...