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Captain William P. "Irish Bill" Moore House, Tusquittee, NC (49610821528)
This grand two-story I-house with a prominent two-story front porch was constructed by Capt. William P. (Irish Bill) Moore in 1887 on Tusquittee Road several miles northeast of Hayesville, North Carolina. Captain Moore was a commander in the Confederate Army during the United States Civil War.
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Captain William P. "Irish Bill" Moore House, Tusquittee, NC (49611338776)
This grand two-story I-house with a prominent two-story front porch was constructed by Capt. William P. (Irish Bill) Moore in 1887 on Tusquittee Road several miles northeast of Hayesville, North Carolina. Captain Moore was a commander in the Confederate Army during the United States Civil War.
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Captain William P. "Irish Bill" Moore House, Tusquittee, NC (49611595987)
This grand two-story I-house with a prominent two-story front porch was constructed by Capt. William P. (Irish Bill) Moore in 1887 on Tusquittee Road several miles northeast of Hayesville, North Carolina. Captain Moore was a commander in the Confederate Army during the United States Civil War.
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Captain William P. "Irish Bill" Moore House, Tusquittee, NC (49611596252)
This grand two-story I-house with a prominent two-story front porch was constructed by Capt. William P. (Irish Bill) Moore in 1887 on Tusquittee Road several miles northeast of Hayesville, North Carolina. Captain Moore was a commander in the Confederate Army during the United States Civil War.
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (39731153873)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (39731156233)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (45971440834)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (45971448964)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (45971449464)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC (46696075031)
Chatuge Dam, Hayesville, NC
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Chatuge Lake, Hayesville, NC (31754616447)
Chatuge Lake, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (31754517427)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (31754518607)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (32821101218)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (32821104998)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (32821106548)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (32821111958)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (45780765325)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (45780769375)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (45780770545)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (45780772055)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC (45971356824)
Cherokee Homestead Exhibit, Hayesville, NC
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The first train from Hayesville NC arrives at Tusquittee station
The first train from Hayesville, North Carolina, arrives at Tusquittee station. It is a train of chestnut wood headed to Champion Fibre Company in Canton. It is pulled by Climax locomotive #10.
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A North Carolina historical marker for Fort Hembree stands in downtown Hayesville
A North Carolina historical marker for Fort Hembree stands in downtown Hayesville
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