Caleb Crosby Threshing Barn - Oxen once generated the threshing
machine inside the main building. The barn stood for about 100
years along the north side of the Holston River. The land was to
be flooded by the building of Cherokee Dam, so the family
donated the barn to the National Park Service. The barn remained
there dismantled for 34 years. In 1978, the barn was
reconstructed at its present site. 18th Century Rice Grist Mill
- Originally constructed in 1798 along Lost Creek, this mill was
operated by four generations of the Rice family. The mill has
had many changes throughout its history. At times, the mill was
also rigged to power a sawmill, a cotton gin, a trip hammer, and
even to operate a dynamo that supplied electrical lights for the
Rice home in 1899. Will G. and Helen H. Lenoir Museum - Will G.
Lenoir donated much of the contents of the Museum to the State
of Tennessee for permanent display. He collected for more that
60 years with a desire that the rapidly changing times not wipe
out an appreciati