1790's Dandridge Tennessee: A Small Town that Welcomes You to Come Visit
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- "Exploring Christmas in Dandridge: Local Markets, Historic Mansions, and Antique Shops in Tennessee"
1:54: ! Martha's Market in Tennessee was named after George Washington's wife and has a lot of Christmas items.
1:54: Martha's Market was named after George Washington's wife, Martha Washington.
2:01: The store has a lot of Christmas items.
2:14: The store was originally started by the Gas family.
5:24: 🧀 A local farm in Sweetwater, Tennessee produces the best cheese and other locally sourced products.
5:24: The farm offers Bon's bacon, Yoder's butter, eggs from a local farm, and Stokesberry milk.
5:44: They have a wide variety of small batch sauces, jellies, and seasonings.
6:01: The farm also sells Celtic salt, which is highly regarded.
9:13: 👜 Handmade bags and hats made from top quality leather are available in Jefferson City.
9:13: The bags and hats are handmade by a gentleman in Jefferson City.
9:18: The bags are made with top quality leather and are all different.
9:43: There are also natural soaps available for gifts.
13:27: 🛍️ The speaker recommends visiting the town on Sundays until Christmas to give customers who work all week an opportunity to check out their stuff.
13:27: The town is located near Interstate 40 and the Smoky Mountains.
13:46: The town is not a tourist town but offers amazing old buildings and homes for visitors to see.
13:53: The town has a lake that is currently down.
16:23: 🏰 The video discusses the history of a mansion in Jefferson City, which was originally a wedding gift and later became the residence of Colonel Rooper and his family.
16:23: The mansion was initially given as a wedding gift and later became the home of Colonel Rooper and his family.
16:37: The Brer family, consisting of 10 children, moved to Mossi Creek (now Jefferson City) and then back to the mansion.
16:44: Colonel Rooper and his wife passed away, with their burial taking place in Jefferson City.
20:57: 🏢 The video discusses the layout and contents of a vintage store, including a writing desk and Santa Claus figurines.
20:57: The store has a mix of the owner's products and consignment items.
21:10: The writing desk is an early plantation desk used for organizing receipts and tickets.
21:30: The Santa Claus figurines have a historical background, but no specific information is provided.
25:03: 🏚️ The video showcases a tour of an old house from the 1800s with brick and concrete floors and primitive decorations.
25:03: The house has brick and concrete floors in the basement.
25:46: Beverly's room is decorated in a primitive style.
28:49: 🏚️ The video showcases an old house with interesting doors and locks.
28:49: The house has three doors on each floor.
29:04: The video explores the unique locks and mechanisms of the doors.
30:23: There is an added bathroom with original fixtures from the early 1900s.
34:04: 📸 The video shows a tour of a house, discussing old phones, fireplaces, and an art gallery.
34:04: The speaker reminisces about old phones and how they are different from modern ones.
34:37: The speaker prefers original, unpainted wood in fireplaces.
35:06: The room being shown is an art gallery with a collection of art.
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Originally started by the Inman family, then Gass. In the Gass family that once ran that store, Jerome Gass lost his daughter and wife in the great New Market train wreck.
He heard the news via telegram and raced the 14 miles on horse and buggy.
Upon arriving at the scene, he looked for his wife. She could only be identified by her wedding band.
Jerome died later in the same building there in Dandridge.
His family ran it for many years afterwards.
Thank you so very much John and Jodi for giving us a tour of Danderidge Tennessee. It is absolutely beautiful. May God bless you all and keep you all safe and healthy where ever you go
Been here once as my wife wanted to come. Beautiful little town and good folks to talk with. Living so close by I will be back again. thanks John
John, that pole thing with another piece of wood on the end, the one you called a "dasher", is more likely what would be used as a beater on the heel end of an axe ...when you're hand splitting wood and the axe gets stuck mid way. You can't get into the piece of wood any further, so you have to beat it through, ... otherwise you'll never get your axe out.
My wife and I made a trip to Dandridge in the early 90s to visit the Hearthstone Log Home Company. We were researching log home companies in advance of building our log home. After much looking and question asking we finally decided on Hearthstone so I feel a definite tie to Dandridge. We never returned to Dandridge so it was a treat to see your video.
After a huge fire at their facility., they moved to Newport.
Beautiful town. Just like a Christmas post card . Thank you John .
This is great. If you’re like me, and can work remotely from anywhere. Towns like these would be the perfect place for you. Forget the big cities like NYC, LA, SF, Chicago, and Austin.
I moved from New York, to a tiny town in South Dakota, and ride my horse everywhere. I haven’t been in a car for six weeks, let alone drove one. 🤷♂️ 😅
Sounds amazing 😊
My wife and I were born and raised just down the road in Knoxville. I even wrecked a Pepsi Cola truck out on the hiway there. Very much enjoyed your presentation. Thanks for sharing
Great small town Christmas!
I just love that store "Martha's Market" -- that would be a wonderful place to shop.
Dandridge is very beautiful with a lot of old styled buildings
and houses, glad to see that Martha's Market is still going
strong today and it has everything both foods and non food
merchandise from local farms, i really like stores like this and
i really enjoy your videos of the old general stores Thank You
very much and until your next video Thank You.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
I want to visit this place , I love all the antiques in the mansion
If that shop was near me i would never go into a supermarket ever again, i just love it all and my mothers name was martha
I would shop there as well 😊
She was not that talkative, was she!!! Very interesting home!!! Thank you for sharing it with us!!! God Bless Us All!!!
So nice!!! I have never been there!!!🧡
I will be filming the Guenthers at the Monetary Christmas parade on Saturday. You and Sadie should come out and visit with me.
@@theappalachianchannel I have to work Saturday 😭
I feel like I just went shopping! Donna is quite a gem, as far as employees go and I hope she's appreciated! It's hard to find people who care so much about the place they work now. Anyway, this was awesome and I'm enjoying your showing these small towns! I will definitely come through Dandridge the next time we take a long weekend!
The wooden long handled tool you showed is a maul and likely would have had many uses such as driving fence posts and stakes. Think of it as a primitive sledge hammer of sorts.
Donna your the best
What a lovely little town! Enjoyed this very much. Now I want to know where the young woman who was first interviewed, and who moved from Chicago to Tennessee, found that adorable top she was wearing!
This is really a beautiful little video and she was so friendly and welcoming to be around. I like that they carry Amish products n everything is put up on shelves lovely way, very organized. No one really thinks bout getting such little gifts like this I bet, I surely didn't but I know know, thanks for sharing..
Very nice!! Thanks for taking us along. Love Tennessee! God's Country.
Beautiful town .Just like a Christmas post card
29:50 its a wheat crusher ...but it also can be use to crush others ingredients (onion, chili, etc) to make sauce or others...it had its own wooden pot/bowl to use it
What a pretty little, quaint town. Tysm for the tour!
What a lovely little town! I love nothing more than to wander around a small town on a beautiful day! Dandridge is now on my list! Thank you for sharing this gem with us.
Another great video just love old things from the past, my front door is the same as the one on the old house 200 years old just love it
Good morning ☕ 🌞❤🎄
This is an amazing store.
I love it's history.
Love to support ma & pa businesses.
Love that they carry local goods.
Beautiful place.
Hope to visit by some day.
Thank you for sharing
Removed last comment. Don't know how it ended up in this video. I was watching another channel. I'm not sure what happened. Have a wonderful day.
Small town USA filled with history
Wow I'd love to shop there !! How lucky are the folks that live close!! It might be worth it to drive from here (Alabama) thanks for showing us this place
I really enjoyed Dandridge thank you for sharing.
What a cozy and beautiful town. i would love to live there, it looks like a vintage Christmas town. ❤❤
The item at the 30 minute mark is a maul. It was used for splitting wood. You used it to drive a wooden or metal wedge.
What an absolutely intriguing little store! I am calculating the time it would take me to drive there from Appalachia, Virginia!
Beautiful Town.
Bonnie your the best
The wooden thing that you didn't know what was is a primitive wood splitting maul. They were used as a large hammer to beat a splitting wedge through the wood. You could split 50 cords of firewood and never mushroom a wedge head. I have used one. They are cheap and last a lot longer than the user will.
A good explanation of this home is on Classic American Homes Preservation Trust!
Very nice store. Nice town. Sad story about the train wreck.
Love the old photo its amazing
Mill Creek General Store in Mt Airy, N.C is an Amish store features Amish foods, Fresh deli and Quality goods. Reminds me of this video.
John and Jodie you’re doing amazing work- love from Australia xxx
Nice video, great place....I'll visit some time.
Beautiful❤
When I lived there that place had several different restaurants in it…..glad to see the store & hope it makes it there….like any other small town it’s hard to move into the area to get any new business to succeed for very long.
Thanks for the video John. Would you do a little review on local campgrounds in these places you visit? We stayed a night at RM Brooks a couple weeks ago because of your video. Great experience! Thanks!
Beautiful thank you for sharing
So pretty ty ❤
What an amazing store!!! 😮
We recently traveled to Sevierville Tenn.
That wooden thing you asked about was a home made maul
I read some time ago that the main entrance was upstairs for a reason if it was winter, raining they go up the stairs to go inside to nit track all the sluggish that then was dirt roads, and that it helped not let the main heat out that accumaltes on the bottom rising up, if this is true I don't know but I read it in several things over the years thought I would add that in there cause I too always wondering that myself. Oh another reason was the family would be on the main floor a lot so any events meets or important people coming to the house would also go to the upstairs where they usually had the living rooms. Again I only read this stuff if any truth to it I don't know but does make sence
I think that place used to be a little place to eat ,we ate there once years ago !
I’d like to go to Dandridge and find a cabin on the lake. Looks like a great town.
Yes I love it as well 😊
our gifts to one another now -for decades - is good food, company and staying out of debt to the international central bankers
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Local focal, this mercantile, is!
Music?
cracking walnuts and hard items.
Nothing from yoders is authentic Amish made
Oh really, never knew that. Thank you for sharing this 👍
You moved here from Chicago,I hope you didn't bring your liberal politics here
Actually, the folks who bought that, have made more strides in the community than the locals have.
They remodeled the market you see in the video and also another historic building in town.