Danville, Tennessee - Four Rivers Explorer
WEBMay 17, 2016 · Danville, Tennessee was one of the communities that permanently flooded when the Tennessee River was impounded to create Kentucky Lake. The former site of Danville is located near present-day McKinnon.
Danville Landing Recreation Area | Tennessee River Valley
WEBDanville Landing Recreation Area is located at the end of Highway 147 in Stewart, Tennessee. It was once a thriving town situated on the Tennessee River and along the old L&N Railroad Bridge, which once spanned the river connecting Middle and …
City Under Water - The Story of Danville, Tennessee - YouTube
WEBDanville, Tennessee was a thriving community until TVA flooded the area for flood control. Bob McKinnon, Past President of the Houston County Historical Soci...
Flooded freight elevator all that is left of Houston County community
WEBOct 1, 2016 · A concrete edifice commonly known as the “Danville Grain Elevator” (to history buffs as the “Danville Freight Elevator”) sits in the middle of Kentucky Lake. If ever there was a case study of how a promising place can vanish from the map, this would be it.
Tennessee’s Underwater Ghost Towns - The Tennessee Magazine
WEBJun 1, 2021 · That grain elevator is all that is left of Danville, which contained homes, stores, a doctor’s office and a saloon. Danville was permanently flooded by Kentucky Lake, but, for reasons that remain a mystery to this day, the grain elevator was left standing.
Old Danville Transfer Elevator - Four Rivers Explorer
WEBSep 24, 2019 · Located in Danville, Tennessee, It was built on the banks of the Tennessee River about 300 yards from the L&N Railroad in 1914. The purpose of the building was to transfer barges of grain and other goods from the river to railcars above.
Danville L&N Railroad Bridge - Four Rivers Explorer
WEBSep 24, 2019 · Located at the end of Tennessee Highway 147 near McKinnon, Tennessee, at the former site of Danville, the railroad levee was easily accessible and anyone could walk right up on it. At that time, unlike today, no homes were near it – it was undeveloped.
Danville Landing Recreation Area - Tennessee's Trails and Byways ...
WEBFall sunsets and Fall adventures are waiting for you in Gatlinburg, TN. Danville was once a thriving town situated along the old L&N Railroad Bridge. Today, the area offers boating and fishing, including a handicapped accessible fishing pier.
Facts About Danville, Tennessee, Part 1 - TNGenWeb
WEBDanville was founded in 1860. It was a shipping port village on the Tennessee River. The village was located on land owned by Seth Outlaw. The population in 1878 was about 150, and about 40 of these were blacks.
A short look at Danville, TN - YouTube
WEBThe small town of Danville popped up on the banks of the Tennessee River back in the 1800's