GC14M90 1: Netherland Inn (Traditional Cache) in Tennessee, United States created by DanielBooneWildernessTrail

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GC14M90 ▼

A cache by DanielBooneWildernessTrail Message this owner

Hidden : 7/25/2007

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

1: NETHERLAND INN:

The Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail begins at Long Island of the Holston in Kingsport, near the site of the Netherland Inn, the nation's only registered historical site which was both a state stop and a boatyard. Boone and his group of ax men met on Long Island on March 10, 1775, to blaze the trail through 200 miles of Virginia wilderness to Cumberland Gap.

Historical Perspectives

Additional information about the history of certain stops along the Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail and the historical impact on our region can be found by searching Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail on the web

Series guidelines:

You will find inside this container one in the series of twenty-five tokens. Each token is unique with a picture of the site you are visiting. PLEASE TAKE ONLY ONE. There is a number on the back of each token. Collect all 25 and recieve a official Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail Coin.