French Broad River Collection
"Journey through Time: Exploring the Beauty and History of the French Broad River" Step back in time to 1942
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"Journey through Time: Exploring the Beauty and History of the French Broad River" Step back in time to 1942, where gas welding joints were meticulously crafted at TVA's new Douglas Dam on the majestic French Broad River in Tennessee. Captured by Alfred T Palmer, this snapshot showcases the dedication and skill required to construct such a monumental structure. Continuing our journey along this historic river, we encounter a carpenter hard at work at TVA's Douglas Dam. Another masterpiece captured by Alfred T Palmer, it reminds us of the countless hands that contributed to shaping this engineering marvel. Moving further downstream, we find ourselves immersed in nature's monochrome beauty as black-and-white photographs paint rocks along the French Broad River in North Carolina. These images evoke a sense of tranquility and highlight the timeless allure of this natural wonder. As dawn breaks over Lovers Leap in 1872, John J. Harley captures an ethereal moment when love meets breathtaking scenery. The sheer cliffs overlooking the French Broad River provide an enchanting backdrop for romance to flourish amidst nature's grandeur. Frederick William Quartley takes us deeper into his artistic vision with "Mountain Island. " This painting transports us to a serene oasis nestled within the French Broad River, inviting contemplation and escape from everyday life. Quartley continues his exploration with "The French Broad, " showcasing its meandering path through lush landscapes. His brushstrokes bring forth its gentle flow while reminding us of its vital role as both provider and protector throughout history. Traveling back even further to 1872, Frederick William Quartley unveils "Old Mill - Reemss Creek, " capturing rustic charm against the backdrop of flowing waters. This idyllic scene invites reflection on simpler times when mills powered communities along these riverbanks. Journeying alongside J. Augustus Bogert's lens brings us face-to-face with rural life on a farm situated beside the French Broad River in 1872.