Daisy Town Tennessee Why Is It Abandoned

Daisy Town Tennessee is now Abandoned. A once popular vacation spot in east Tennessee, Located in the Elkmont District. Daisy Town began in the early 1900s. Once the Great Smoky Mountain National Park was started thing began to change and the residence began to leave. A lot of the building have been preserved and restored to give visitor a glimpse of what early 20th century vacation life was like. Hey Y'all welcome to my channel. Join me as I travel the Highways and Bi ways is search of Adventure where we will explore Roadside Attractions, Abandon Places, Museums, The Weird and Strange and maybe even a food review or two. I upload every Monday and Friday. Please Subscribe and click the bell so you wont miss anything. You can contact me by Email @ [e-mail]
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[@arnoldj.gerdsnerter2662]

Park Service has been rehabbing these old cabins for a number of years now. Many of them are too far gone now.

[@birdnest5814]

I’m glad this place was preserved. It looks like a place I’d enjoy staying at. I remember seeing a linoleum rug at an old apartment my parents rented in the 60’s. Thanks for showing us around. Hope you’re having a nice Memorial Day, my friends. 👏😊🤗😎✌️

[@CAROLINATONY]

Thanks. Taking it easy today

[@robertgarrett3002]

Reminded me of camp when i was kid.

[@amygross5396]

Looks Beautiful there ! Simple life ! Thank you for sharing 😊

[@CAROLINATONY]

Our pleasure!

[@MaryLouCoursen]

Thank you for the visit life in the summers was mostly spent on the porches to visit and keep cool can remember my Aunt saying everyone would move to the porches on hot nights

[@sarahwilliams3250]

That was some strange houses. I wonder what they looked like with furniture?? Thanks Tony , that was different. ❤😊

[@CAROLINATONY]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Interesting place! It is cool that you can just walk and wander around there.

[@CAROLINATONY]

It really is!

[@heartofjesusdj]

My kids and I went here. It was really neat.

[@backtoasimplelife]

Sir, your breathing seems very labored. That usually means your heart is working harder than it should be unless you are doing strenuous work. My father's former, meaning deceased, wife would get out of breath like that just going up two steps. Her heart was in bad shape due to being overweight, poor diet and lack of exercise. She had a heart attack in her sleep. You might want to get checked out by your doctor.

[@coolmoodee]

What a stupid comment.

[@greenspiraldragon]

I don't remember that many buildings when I went there. It has a haunting abandoned feel to the place. It must have been nice when it was active. Did they move more cabins in?

[@greggregg4852]

thanks Tony! very interesting!

[@CAROLINATONY]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sheastinson2838]

I really enjoyed your video,it was cool 😎

[@CAROLINATONY]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@virgie1050]

That’s a nice village least they’re not tell there’s houses down awesome that be a good place to visit just to see how those home used to look like back in the days it feel like going back in time machine

[@CAROLINATONY]

Very true!

[@Brandr1]

Those are big porches!

[@pepperminthomecrafts8269]

Neato!

[@ArtwithVikkiC]

Some really odd buildings

[@michaelpaulsministry]

Exploration Unknown did an investigation there late at night lookin for Spooks ☠️💀👻

[@belvinsweatt1274]

Why wouldn’t they try and want to sell or give away to people to wanted to renovate and move into them. It would help the homeless and those less fortunate.