Experience a historic grist mill on the edge of the Cherokee Indian Reservation. A country store w/ fresh ground cornmeal, jams, country hams, candles and quality gifts. The 1886 room is full of antiques, lamps, furniture's and quality smalls. The 1930 Gift Shop offers Cherokee made baskets, arts and crafts, Collectors will find Civil War, Indian Artifacts, southern pottery and more.
- Admission Charge $: Admission is Free
- Free Parking
- Gift / Retail Shop
- Hours of Operation: Open early Spring - early Winter (Closed Sunday & Tuesday)
- Motorcoach Parking
- Season of Operation: Open early Spring - early Winter
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Ricky Hutcheson post: (Fri - Oct 1, 2010 8:18 AM)
This is always our first stop when going to the Smokies. I and my family truly enjoy the mill, as well as,the owners and authentic merchandise. I wish all shops were this original in nature.