My grandparents on my fathers side lived there for a while before moving to Selma. I remember my dad telling me about it. When I was a little guy ( I'm 71 now ) my grandfather and I would go there. There was a little bbq place he would get us a sandwich. BTW, all us locals spell it Cahaba. We never added a W to it.

6:10 I know that song it's "Chopping Broccoli" by Dana Carvey

We have been invaded by the tiny house nightmare.and they are trying to turn Newport into a tourist stop!!! Its sad😢

Hi I live in Monroeville it has a bit more stuff now but still a little bit boring I go to up town (excel) school we have a new ice cream parlor right across the bord house (yes I have horrible grammar)

My great great great great grandparents. Armstrong, Rogers,Amis.

It's interesting to see the changes in downtown in the 4 years since this video was posted. Some of the buildings that were vacant then now have tenants for the first time in decades.

This was great, thank you!

There is a fully uniformed Confederate soldier caught there

I know exactly where it is. I can't remember her name. We got an evp from her grave that said, "I want to teach, teach." The grave is in the second part of the cemetery on the right side past the stone entrance. It is not an eastern Star symbol. The pentogram contains what looks to be a snake & a spider.

Cantrell and Crump would fit right in with the corrupt democrat machine of today.

I'm from Monroeville. Ms. Harper passed away in Manhatten and had sadly lived the last decades of her life spending most of her time there. My family still lives there today. There isn't a whole lot left to see aside from the play as unfortunate as that is. When I was growing up there in the 80s and 90s it was a pretty busy place. I used to spend my summers as a kid selling watermelons and sweet potatoes across the street from that water tower.

Crazy fact; I recently uncovered the significance of my family history to Newport! In 1747 one of my very great grandfathers Jehu John Stokely moved from Wales to Del Rio, Tennessee. He was Later buried in Rock Town. He served in the North Carolina Malitia and referenced in several records! (National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution) several o his grandchildren joined the confederacy/military! Charles Stokley (presumably a grandchild) after having to leave the military helped to serve and better the community of Newport! “He was one of the men of the First district of Cocke County, tennessee who worked to get a railroad through this area. In the late 1860’s, the work began to bring results for by 1868 it was possible for an excur- sion train to run from new- port to sulphur springs near Morristown. the next year 1869 the railroad extended to buffalo rock, just beyond wolf Creek. august 3, 1869 was a memorable day when the frst train arrived at big Creek in del rio. at that time the train only went one mile beyond the station. the engine was a wood burner and its name was the “old dominion.” Somewhere along the lines my mother’s surname changed to Raines. My grandmother past away about two years ago. Her name was Margaret Sue Raines. And was well loved by the people on her street. We have pure English blood and I’m proud of what I found in the archives! Newport was a lovely place to settle!

Thos shpuld have been done long time agp . Because Biden cheated and was installed with the help of dempnrats just like Paul Cantrell a democrat too.

Interesting History ! Thank you for sharing.

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Wake up America it’s coming again big time ach

I know that church 🙂

That's part of my family history,I'm a Swagerty family member 😁 Would love to see it in person ☺️ maybe some day.

Visited there two years ago. I met a nice man there who took me into his home and helped me find a ride to Knoxville. Tazewell is a beautiful place, the creeks are awesome! I'd love to go back there one day.

The civil war house off rock springs is another cool place just get permission to enter

This is one of the three in the area the other two are privately owned and in the woods graves with just flat rock shove down

So very interesting. Ive been wanting to go back to see the area my family came from before they came to Texas.

I went in There for a field trip

Keep your 🚗 doors locked and you 🔫 handy!!!!…. Just go… and you’ll see why!!!!!!😬 town looks like an abandoned movie set used on The Walking Dead..where the bloods and cryps hanging out!!!!!!😳

Abednego Inman is my 8x great uncle. His father Ezekiel is my 8x great-grandfather. May I inquire about the Inman grave you showed? It looked like Apah K Inman but hard to tell what it said.

When you get the chance. Go check out my home town, it's Dahlonega Georgia. Beautiful place and a beautiful road trip too. It would be so super cool to talk about the gold nugget 💛 (my hometown)

are there any kool shops or restaurants there?

Do you know where the Sanatorium was located? I think it was in the late 1800s or early 1900s.

That was my family's church 😭

The church in the beginning is Cedar Grove Baptist church. My Great grandfather LM Eliis was the pastor. All my ancestors are buried there except my Uncle Charles who was Judge Eliis and started Citizens back and Trust. The other side of my family were the Smiths who started the drug store and funeral home. A million and and a multitude of stories of a great time. It took over 2 years to go thru over 185 years of history that was kept.

Thank you for sharing this.

I bet they were Democrats since they did try the hardest to keep people from voting especially people of the darker hue.

What’s the name of the trail that goes to this?

Where is Chucky TN located

I was born there, but never knew about this information. Amazing.

Relatives of those who have past away spent money for their burials, yet those who operate these cemetery's do nothing about the mold on all of these headstones. It's sad. There are people who do clean them, and their videos are here on you tube.

Nice video

I went to Kingwood, I lived on campus for many years, I don't remember a pool. The church, and other buildings remain from the Kingwood school from back in the day.

I live on Custer drive in front of Bethesda

I liked hearing the history on Johnson City. As I'm moving there very soon. I have family who live in Johnson City.

It was actually a popular aesthetic. The tent shape was said to keep out animals and also to deter would-be grave robbers because they couldn't see the sunken grave. The witches grave legend is just that - legend. But it's a cool legend, tho.

Bro I live in Rocky top but there’s been a fire up there on the mountain tryna dog for it

Older than Route 66;)

omg i just came across your channel. dude i love it.. i love the tazewell video.. i can't beleievethat cemeterry. i;m from middle tn.. so it's alot of history...

Thank you for this video. I am a descendant of the tollettes. My grandfather was Mose Tollette. My great great grandfather (tollette) survived a stabbing from the fued and was nursed to health by one of the Swafford women. They married. So technically im a descendant of both.

My father was a veteran who was involved in the BofA. He said within five years the new guys were more corrupt than the guys that were ousted. I guess it's inevitable that power corrupts.

What makes it mysterious? Is it the wrong color? Is the rock not supposed to be upside down? Definitely looks like a giant or extraterrestrial flipped that rock and forgot to remove the tool they used to do it.

U-shaped anchor for something - maybe a chain or cable?

From tazewell area cedar fork

The three little houses are used for the yearly production of To Kill A Mockingbird. The first act is outside, and at the intermission, there is an announcement that some of the audience members are chosen to be the jury for the trial. ( all white males) the second act is in the courtroom and is very moving and powerfull. Also the park bench with the three kids are characters from TKAM reading the book.