Railroad spanning small gap or creek

Railroad spanning small gap or creek

Images depict scenes related to the August 13, 1940 flood on the Linville River Railroad (LRR), a narrow gauge railroad which ran from Pineola, North Carolina to Cranberry, North Carolina. LRR was part of the East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad.

Henry Blackwell Photographs, Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University

1940

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