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Freels Bend Cabin
Knoxville, TN 37931, United States
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Freels Bend Cabin

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Kr
Review №1

It is not a tourist site, it is on government property and not open to the public.

gr
Review №2

Cant get there! Looks neat and tried to see it. Feels Bend Road is closed with a Government gate and sign No Trespassing US Government Property For Official Use Only I dont see how anyone could get back there. What a shame to hide away our history like that :(

Ro
Review №3

Dropped off for science camp

Lo
Review №4

If youre looking to just get away great place to stay

Ja
Review №5

Cool place to check out but you must go through the city of oak ridge

le
Review №6

“The Freels Bend Cabin was one of the earliest cabins built in Anderson County. Construction on the cabin was begun in 1810 by Edward Freels. The cabin was a double-pen, hewn-log structure. Techniques in its construction are representative of those used in the area in the early 19th century. It is Oak Ridges only remaining residence that was built in that century. Anderson County, Bethel Valley Road from Historical Marker

Hu
Review №7

Neat

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4.1 Rating
  • Address:Knoxville, TN 37931, United States
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  • Tourist attraction
  • Historical landmark
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  • Good for kids:Yes
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