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The John Cable Grist Mill
The most popular but ironically one of the least authentic.
Plan Around The John Cable Grist Mill
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The John Cable Grist Mill Details
The John Cable Grist Mill, constructed in 1868. John P. Cable (1819–1891), a nephew of Peter Cable, had to construct a series of elaborate diversions along Mill Creek and Forge Creek to get enough water power for the mill's characteristic overshot wheel. Source: Wikipedia
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Cable Mill Historic Area
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Cable Mill Historic Area
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The Becky Cable House
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Cades Cove Visitor Center
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