Weathered wood of the Dan Lawson cabin at Cades Cove in the Great Smoky Mountains National park, Tennessee, USA

A monochrome study of the weathered beams of the Dan Lawson place

Aged wood from the1800's showing the ravages of time. The Dan Lawson Place was originally built by Peter Cable in the 1850s and acquired by son-in-law Dan Lawson (1827–1905) after he married Mary Jane, Cable’s daughter. Lawson was a relatively affluent resident, owning a sunstantial strip of land in Casdes Cove. He built several other additions to the homestead, including a smokehouse, a chicken coop, a second story to the cabin and a hay barn. The cabin had a brick chimney, which was unusual in the location for the time.

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Filename: USSMK0113.tif
Image Size: 3456x5184 / 51.3MB; National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Smokies Cades Cove America USA United States of America Historic building Settlement Tennessee Scenic UNESCO World Heritage Site Layered image Scene Day Morning Spring Seasonal Fragile weathered old aged Side View Natural Environment Environmental Ecosystem vertical Non-Urban Scene No People Outdoors Outside Photography Tourism Travel or Tourist destination Vacation destination
Contained in galleries: Limited Edition Print Collection, Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Black & White Collection

Aged wood from the1800's showing the ravages of time. The Dan Lawson Place was originally built by Peter Cable in the 1850s and acquired by son-in-law Dan Lawson (1827–1905) after he married Mary Jane, Cable’s daughter. Lawson was a relatively affluent resident, owning a sunstantial strip of land in Casdes Cove. He built several other additions to the homestead, including a smokehouse, a chicken coop, a second story to the cabin and a hay barn. The cabin had a brick chimney, which was unusual in the location for the time.