Caldwell House and Barn Area in The Catalooche NC Area Thru DiscoverTheSmokies.com

CALDWELL HOUSE
(& BARN)

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	Go Inside The Barn!
	Go Inside EVERY ROOM Of The Caldwell House!
	Look Out TWENTY ONE Windows And See Actual Views!
	74 Pages / 112 Photos!

In 1903 Hiram Caldwell and his family decided it was time for a new home. His new place completed in 1906, was a modern framed structure with weatherboarding, as well as interior paneling . The shingled gables reflected the nationally popular Eastlake style of the day. Hiram home was stylish and comfortable. The furniture was handmade from Cosby, TN. The Hiram continued with old traditions such as spinning wheel and loom, warping and quilting frames all stood ready upstairs. The Hiram family raised sheep and the sheep yielded wool that padded quilts, was woven into cloth and sold or traded for goods on the open market.

By the 20th century, Cataloochee was changing, and that change was reflected in the Caldwell home. Business affairs, tourists, and renters added variety and interest to the daily routine of family life in Hiram household.

	CALDWELL HOUSE
	See Views From Road TOWARDS House ((Up to 22"!!)
	See The Split Log Bridge You Must Cross Over On!
	See A Wooden Wet Weather Bridge!
	See Four Exterior Views!
	Go On FRONT Porch And Look Around!
	Go Out On SIDE Porch And Look Around!
	Go Inside Lower Level Hall!
	Go Inside Room #1
	Go Inside Room #2
	Go Inside Room #3
	Go Inside Room #4
	Go Inside Room #5
	Go out On REAR Porch And Look Around!
	Climb Steps That Lead To Upper Hall
	Go Into Room #6
	Go Into Room #7
	Go Into Room #8
	Go Into Room #9
	CALDWELL BARN
	See Three Exterior Views!
	Look Inside Center Lower Level
	Climb Steps That Lead To The Loft Area
	Latitude: N35° 38.42648'
	Longitude: W83° 04.81150'
	Elevation: 2,621.72

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