John Joslyn
Gail Crutchfield of The Mountain Press recently wrote a comprehensive story about the new Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. Although so much is being written and reported about this fascinating new interactive exhibit, there are so many interesting aspects to the Titanic Museum that each story is entirely different from the last.
In the article, Crutchfield writes, “For [...]
Bob Yarbrough from Knoxville’s WVLT-TV put together an interesting story about the new Titanic Museum in Pigeon Forge. The Titanic Museum is scheduled to open in April 2010 and is expecting 750,000 visitors its first year.
Yarbrough reports, “From the ships bridge, guests will see the same starry, moonless night and feel the same chill in [...]
I have boxes of writings under my bed, in my closet and on bookshelves. I have desk drawers full of keepsakes and special momentos. Our bookshelves at home are lined with photo albums and our home movies are neatly stacked in our video cabinet. All of this “stuff” from my past is there if I need [...]
I’ve been spending a considerable amount of time in Sevierville and Pigeon Forge lately. While locals have long joked about the Graceland Wedding Chapel and T-Shirt Shop where the Rev. Elvis will gladly marry you and your sweetheart and then create a beautiful airbrushed keepsake for you to treasure forever, the landscape between I-40 and [...]
She was missing for 75 years. In the early morning hours of April 15, 1912, those who loved her took one last look as she disappeared from sight. Most people thought they would never see her again, but she’s back.
Early next year, the Titanic will sail into Pigeon Forge. She will be hard to miss. The $25 [...]
