Items

• Photo: Woodrow Bishop

  A photo of Woodrow Bishop, a blacksmith in the Dark Corner.
• Blacksmith panel

  A text panel describing blacksmiths and Woodrow Bishop.
• Set of photographs: meal mill

  A set of photographs of a meal mill. It is non-functioning and standings in the Dark Corner near the Pioneer Kampground.
• Water power panel

  A text panel describing how water was used to power various mills.
• Sawmill panel

  A text panel describing the Emery Brothers' Sawmill in the Dark Corner.
• Set of photographs: Emery Brothers' Sawmill

  A set of photos of the Emery Brothers' Sawmill. The mill was run by Maynard and Randy Emery and was a diesel-powered sawmill in the Dark Corner.
• Photo: Mt. Hill Baptist Church

  A photo of the outside of Mt. Hill Baptist Church.
• Photo: Highland Baptist Church

  A photo of the outside of Highland Baptist Church.
• Photo: Highland Baptist Church choir

  A photo of the Highland Baptist Church choir.
• Photo: Rev. Fay Lanford with Dr. and Mrs. James A. Howard

  A photo of Reverend Fay Lanford with Dr. and Mrs. James A. Howard. The reverend is presenting the Howards with a plaque honoring Dr. Howard for his services at Highland Church.
• Photo: Mt. Hill graveyard

  A photo of two stone markers at the Mt. Hill Church graveyard.
• Photo: Gowensville Baptist Church

  A photo of Gowensville Baptist Church.
• "Praise God from whom all blessings flow..." panel

  A text panel titled "Praise God, from whom all blessings flow..." The panel describes some of the photos in the set.
• The White Dove panel

  A text panel titled "The White Dove." It describes the photos of Gowensville Baptist Church and Mt. Hill Church graveyard.
• Photo: Lois Harrison with Bernard Zaidman and Dean Campbell

  A photo of Lois Harrison with Bernard Zaidman (left) and Dean Campbell (right).
• Photo: Alta Dill Lister

  A photo of Alta Dill Lister. Her grandfather was magistrate of Glassy Mountain Township.
• Photo: Lester Brown

  A photo of Lester Brown. He was one of the few African American residents of the Dark Corner.
• Photo: Pinckney "Pink" Campbell

  A photo of Pinckney "Pink" Campbell.
• Photo: Evelyn Gosnell

  A photo of Evelyn Gosnell.
• Photo: Thersia Summey Pace and family Bible

  Two attached photograph. One is of Thersia Summey Pace and the other is of her family Bible. The Bible indicates her birth and when she was married.
• Photo: Lister Family photos

  A photo of three photos of the Lister family.
• Family Bible panel

  A text panel describing a photo of a family Bible.
• Old times remembered panel

  A panel titled "Old times remembered" describing who is who in the photographs.
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  Gilreath Mill

  Joel Bruce built what is now known as Gilreath's Mill as a corn mill sometime between when he bought the property in 1801 and the first contemporary account of the mill in 1839, with tradition giving a date of 1814. The property would pass on to John Heller, and then Washington Taylor in 1840. Washington Taylor was P. D. Gilreath’s father-in-law, and was part of the family that settled Taylors, SC. In 1890, P. D. Gilreath took over the mill property and began producing wheat flour in place of corn flour. The mill would remain in the Gilreath family until transferred to the Gilreath Mill Foundation in 2007, with the rest of the property subdivided and sold off over the years.
• Photo: Pralo Wood and Bernard Zaidman

  A photo of deputy sheriff Pralo Wood being interviewed by Bernard Zaidman.