Image:Quentin Bass.jpg

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Date
2009
Place
Coker Creek, Monroe, Tennessee, United States
Copyright holder
J. Miles Cary

"National Forest Service archaeologist Quentin Bass on Wednesday discusses the Unicoi Turnpike, which led to Fort Armistead, where thousands of Cherokee Indians were temporarily housed during their forced removal from their lands."

Photo recorded at the KnoxNews.com site as part of the article, "Remnants of Fort Along Trail of Tears Yield Relics, Unique Look at History" by Ron Clayton.



Link to the Cherokee Heritage Project Page

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