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Anonymous. The Great Smoky Mountains. Crescent Books, 1986.
Anonymous. Fodor's the Carolinas & Georgia. 18th ed. Fodor's Travel, 2009.
Anonymous. The Door to the Smokies: Where the Latchstring is on the Outside. Asheville, NC, 1950.
Anonymous. Cocke County, Tenessee and its People. D. Mills, 1992.
Anonymous. Catalooche Auto Tour. Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association, 1993.
Anonymous. Bryson City, N.C. Centennial, Edited by Virginia M. Bridges. Swain County Genealogical and Historical Society, 1989.
Anonymous. Blue Ridge Parkway: America's Favorite Scenic Drive. Leisure Publishing, 2001.
Anonymous. Blue Ridge Parkway: America's Favorite Scenic Drive. New ed. Leisure Publishing, 2002.
Anonymous. Beautiful Claiborne County, Tennessee: Rich in History, Resources, and Good Neighbors. Claiborne County Kiwanis Club, 1946.
Anonymous. Appalachian Trail Guide to Tennessee-North Carolina. 9th ed. Appalachian Trail Conference, 1989.
Anonymous. Appalachian Trail Guide to North Carolina - Georgia : From Davenport Gap, North Carolina, to Springer Mountain, Georgia, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. 8th ed. Appalachian Trail Conference, 1989.
Anonymous. The 1993-94 Smart Shopper's Guide to the Smokies. Decapolis Pub. Co., 1993.
Audio Recording
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Singin'. Brentwood Music, 1993.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Revival: 15 Traditional Hymns & Songs of Faith. Principle Music & Publications, 1994.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Memories: Volume II, 21 Traditional Hymns & Songs of Faith. Wonder Workshop, Inc., 1992.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Memories: Volume I, 21 Traditional Hymns & Songs of Faith. Wonder Workshop, Inc., 1990.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Hymns, Volume 3. Brentwood Music, 1992.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Hymns: Smoky Mountain Memories. Crossroads Marketing, 1997.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Hymns of Faith. Wonder Workshop, 1992.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain Hits. Brentwood Music, 1990.
Anonymous. Smoky Mountain All-time Greatest Hits. Brentwood Music, 1996.
Anonymous. Never Part Again: New Harp of Columbia Singing from the William H. Headrick Chapel. John Lamb, 2001.
Anonymous. I'll Fly Away: Inspired by the Original Smoky Mountain Hymns Series. Brentwood Records, 1998.
Anonymous. Hymns Smoky Mountain Syle: 15 Hymns of the Faith. Wonder Workshop, Inc., 1992.
Anonymous. Gospel Favorites: Instrumental Hymns of the Smokies. Crossroads Marketing, 1997.

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