Museum of Appalachia - 2018 | Tennessee Crossroads | Episode 3219.1
When you start a collection, you never know how things will go. Sometimes your collection grows so big there is hardly enough room in your house for anything else. Then what? Well, maybe you decide to create a museum to house your treasures. That's how the Museum of Appalachia came into being back in 1969. It's grown quite a bit since then. Tennessee Crossroads paid a visit to Clinton in East Tennessee to find out about the latest chapter in the museum's history. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.
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We went here a few years back stayed in our RV. It was during the the festival, they had bluegrass music, old time craft makers. It's a great place to learn some Appalachian history.
I really enjoyed the part about Asa Jackson's perpetual motion wheel. It's a bit strange why the narrator says the wheel was doomed to fail in lieu of the fact that the main wheel's teeth show signs of wear. The inventor also took pains to hide the wheel in a cave.
In Jesus mighty Name
Hopefully the Vinegar in the Pickled Egg Jar killed the germs!!! Thank God for Vinegar & Clorox the old fashion Germ killers & Cleaning Supplies along with a few good rags!!
Water Spirit baptism in Jesus mighty Name needs to happen at this old place bring back the book Acts from bible
John 3:3-5 Acts 2:38 mark 16:16 Acts 4:12 COL 3:17