John Cable Mill Metal Print

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Cable Mill
Cable Mill Water Wheel
The Cable Mill Water Wheel in Cades Cove.

Cable Mill is one of the most popular stops on the Cades Cove tour. Along with all of its historic structures, it is also home to a visitor center and public restrooms. The visitor center is open from mid-April until the end of October each year. All the buildings in the Cable Mill area (with the exception of the actual mill itself) were actually moved from their original locations and relocated here.

John P. Cable Mill

It was not uncommon for entire villages and towns to be built around grist mills in the 1800s. Because of their ability to grind grains into flower or meal at a faster rate than famers could do it themselves, grist mills were vital to local economies. As a result, the town mill often became a social gathering place as well, fostering friendships, business relationships, and sometimes even young courtships.

John P. Cable built his grist mill in Cades Cover i...

The WATERMARK on my work, will not appear when purchased. Hello and welcome to my website. I am a 49 year old mother of five, married to my husband Peter for 28 years, nestled into the Ottawa Valley- Canada. Every since I can remember I have had a desire for 'taking pictures' and have been known to be overly 'camera happy'. Now that desire is being realized in a more professional way as I am selling artwork on a regular basis. Everything you see here is a piece of what touches me. Often I just take my camera and go on a walk and most of what you see here is a result from my journeys. I can't get enough! & NO matter what the weather I find beauty in it. Thank you for visiting my website! PLEASE NOTE: If you see a photo...