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Time is a River

Issue: 
May 2010

The Land Trust for the Little Tennessee marks progress by the years

Photographs by: 
Patrick Cavan Brown
For 15 years, the LTLT has worked to preserve the scenery and heritage of the Little Tennessee River Basin through land trusts and restoration projects.
Himrod’s Cowee Mill and an ancient Cherokee fish weir on the Little Tennessee River are just a few historic sites that are being saved because of Paul Carlson and LTLT’s work.
Himrod’s Cowee Mill and an ancient Cherokee fish weir on the Little Tennessee River are just a few historic sites that are being saved because of Paul Carlson (shown) and LTLT’s work.
Scenes of the area include a restored church, which was one of the organization’s earlier projects, and farmsteads.
Scenes of the area include a restored church, which was one of the organization’s earlier projects, and farmsteads.
View of T.M. Rickman General Store
For 15 years, the LTLT has worked to preserve the scenery and heritage of the Little Tennessee River Basin through land trusts and restoration projects.
scenes of the area include a restored church, which was one of the organization’s earlier projects, and farmsteads.
LTLT found buyers for the Queen Branch Cottage who wanted to restore the once-dilapidated farmhouse.