Cumberland Mountain General Store | Tennessee Crossroads | Episode 2202.2
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Tennessee Crossroads revisits a husband and wife team who run an authentic general store and 1950's style diner in Clarkrange, TN. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about the Cumberland Mountain General Store.
Looks like a fun place !!! That would be a great place to take the grandkids.
Wow I love it!!
I love your shows
Wow! What a wonderful blast from the past.
I really enjoy stories from East Tennessee like this on Tennessee Crossroads.
I love your store 🌸🌸🌸. You have everything and it’s so clean and organized. I would love to visit. Thank you 🦋
Oh my goodness. Those Flour sacks brought up so many wonderful memories from the past. With my minds eye, I can see my mother sewing dresses for my sisters. Mom and Dad would often go to the feed store to buy feed for the chickens and rabbits Dad raised. Mom would usually come back home with at least four floral printed sacks. Some were plain, these, she would make into dish towels.
Yep, Spring and Summer you would see flower printed girls flitting around like butterflies.
The cafe in the back has wonderful burgers. Their ice cream concoctions are enormous.
This place is so cool!!!
This is a place to get LOST in time! Great place, great food!
This was a great show. Took me back to shows like Charles Kuralt’s On The Road. We really do need more of this Americana celebration TV programming.
Agreed. I live in New Jersey and watch TC episodes every day. Sure wish we had some of that southern hospitality here!
John Gullo But if you had the southern hospitality there you wouldn’t have to dream of retiring and moving south. Grin grin. I live in a small southern town back up in the mountains where folks see someone they know while driving through town and it’s just fine to stop and speak a minute. We don’t blow horns and throw the finger we just drive around and toot at the people chatting and everyone waves.
My biker friends and me have rode up there a few times. Awesome store
Wish we had at least one restaurant in Desoto, Missouri where someone put so much love and passion into a restaurant and the food.
Me too.
Always on our list of go to places when we are staying in Crossville....
Wow...like stepping back in a great time!!!! I fringing LOVE IT!!!! Yes....oorah!!!!
OMGoodness I’d love to go there to browse around & then go out back for some good old fashion food!!! Shop some more then go out back again for a ice cream treat!!! I could happily spend the day there!!!
the milkshakes are out of this world. the burgers are great too
Wow, lived in Crossville for a summer. :)
Talking about flour sacks. My grandad was a coal miner his entire life, like the men in his family before him. He died when I was 3 of black lung and heart attack getting up from the dinner table. That left granny with 11 younguns to raise. I have a quilt my granny made that is flour sacks on one side and grandpa's denim overalls on the other. I would trade the love that is in that quilt for nothing. I am 63 and I treasure it
Would like to visit someday. Nice and cool atmosphere.
I love this
I love it.
I'm an Aussie. That store is a historical place. Love it. We have voracious termites here. Anything old and wood gets eaten.
Yes that's the Place to go/be at these crazy Times.Makes you forget the crap that drives People crazy nowadays.Hopefully that place will keep being in Business even so it's still partial lockdowns.
When I was a kid in Texas my grandma made her field cloths from floral print flour sacks .
Haha Cute Phrase "Field Clothes"! In 1964 when us Grandkids would barrel out of a Oklahoma BlackJack Missionary Baptist Church on a hot Summer Sunday, our Granny would often say to us, _"Alright Kids, you can go home and put on your "Snake Clothes!"_
COOL!
Visited this past summer. Got good prices. Picked up drill bits for my brace & breast drill. ☝.
Thanks Been there done that fantastic atmosphere and great food Will be back hope y’all are open hwy 127 N Tennessee been on that road from L.A. to Michigan L.A. =. lower alabama
I remember mother making some of my shirts from feed sacks. Red dog I think was the feed name.
Never been there. To me though...this has got to be in the top five, most remarkable places on earth. A truely remarkable, nostalgic, quaint, wholesome, innocent, social gathering hole.
I do have one question: Might I find home brewed root beer there?
Reminds me of Texas County Reporter.👍
T. C. Lindsey and Co. General Store 👍
I think I've been there.
Sounds like a fun place. We only have 1 mom and pop style eatery in Desloge Mo. All the rest are chain places. I feel your pain. :(
Love it, Wouldn't mind making a trip that way myself for the experience, (clarksville myself) wonder if it's still open though.
yes, it is open and wonderful
@@southernbell8075 while nearby look up Muddy Pond an old Amish store
@@tennray definitely Muddy Pond.
yeah ive drove back in forth between tn ky and ohio many years and seen that place and stopped there a lot go to the right It will take you to to ky mt Vernon thru summer set MONTICELLO the used to have what they call spooky hollow but they cleared out the brush and made a bigger hwy into it
Ive got a catalog from CGS. Why didnt that enterprise succeed. That catalog had everything
I loved old general stores and was enjoying the video until frame at 1:37 & 1:39
@Brisdad53 Please explain what hate filled views I injected.
@@ricjohns545 I agree with you , Ric Johns: They are just displaying a strip and piece from history and the era. Not making any sort of commentary. It adds to the zeitgeist and authenticity. I basically have a massive collection almost to tthe point of or surpassing this store. I have much Black, African-American historical pieces such as this. You can call it historal Black ephemera, Sambo, Mammy, whatever art and history. I love it, and I am certainly no racist. I am a collector and historian. They did nothing wrong in displaying it, and this was a wonderful and fun trip down Memory Lane.
How do you buy non line
Is it flooded?
Wonder if they're still n business
Cumberland Mountain General Store is still open..
Yes they are
Is it still there?
Indeed, it is.
Does have a nice restaurant, but the store is different.
Do they sell pocket knives?
Her husband may not be for sale but she would probably rent him out for a day
That stores gone now
Dang I was just wondering if this is still open. It’s not too far from where I’m at.
General Mountain is still open.
Bonnie Hatfield - nice to know. Thanks for letting me know. 👍🏻
I live about 2 miles from there... the restaurant is open wed to sat. 11 to 2
@@bonniehatfield3522 And to be open like during our Covid19 Era is truly a Miracle!
how ignurt
Ditch the plastic.
Nice blackface caricature. NOT.