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Cherokee Indian, Chief White Path's 1780 Log home - Weekend Photo Walk 23

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We will follow some of the steps from Ellijay Georgia where Chief White Path lived to the Trail of Tears and then to the Georgia History Center where the log home has been moved to. I have provided some interesting and sad history with each picure. Please

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  • very interesting walk ,, thanks for sharing , fahad

    said of alfahad91 alfahad91 5 months 8 days ago

  • Many times I have driven by this little marker, meaning to stop and take a picture. Love your walk through history. My husband (construction superintendent) built the Museum in Gainesville where the cabin now resides. Great pictures! I found this from your featured photo last week, congrats.

    said of srt3123 srt3123 5 months 9 days ago

  • A walk filled with history. Thanks for the journey...Sandra

    said of sandrajacktrips sandrajacktrips 5 months 11 days ago

  • Wonderful walk, thank you for sharing... Evita :)

    said of evita17m evita17m 5 months 12 days ago

  • A PEACEFUL WALK. I LOVED THE FIREPLACE WITH THE ROCKERS. IT SEEMS LIKE THEY ONLY WENT OUTSIDE FOR A BREATH OF FRESH AIR. THERESA

    said of tfm446 tfm446 5 months 13 days ago

  • Informative and interesting walk, Jim.

    said of rm_blizzard rm_blizzard 5 months 14 days ago

  • Thanks Jim for taking us on a tour of the Chief's log home and for providing some history!!

    said of ldeiter78 ldeiter78 5 months 14 days ago

  • Jim, Such an interesting walk this weekend. I'm really curious about the raised house. Was it originally built off the ground or did they do that with the move? You did a super job on this walk. Gloria

    said of abbeygabbey abbeygabbey 5 months 14 days ago

  • Nice walk, Jim, although it makes me ashamed to think how the original owner was treated.

    said of cabrosh cabrosh 5 months 14 days ago

  • Nice Weekend Walk, Jim.

    said of debplayshere debplayshere 5 months 14 days ago

  • Lovely walk. It was sobering but also enlightening.

    said of LittleMAbbey LittleMAbbey 5 months 14 days ago

  • Love your walks in the past. We have come a long way since that time, but we are not necessarily better off. The craftsmanship of the homes, the tools, and the furnishings is wonderful, and the time they took to make each piece lovingly, has been lost in this day and age.

    said of anonneymouse1 anonneymouse1 5 months 14 days ago

  • Good morning, Jim. I like your history walks. Your picture of the room without light got me to think what it would be like if we lost all electric power around the world even if it were for only a few minutes. It's hard to imagine, isn't it?...Scott

    said of prairiepoet prairiepoet 5 months 14 days ago

  • Very beautiful walk Jim, Congrstulations, thanks for sharing.

    said of tigerlady96 tigerlady96 5 months 15 days ago

  • Nice walk, Jim. Just kind of peaceful

    said of puliarf1 puliarf1 5 months 15 days ago

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