Thousands served at Carver’s Orchard and Restaurant each year

Thousands of visitors find their way to the southern portion of Cocke County each year to visit Carver’s Orchard and Restaurant.

Nestled in the shadows of the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains National Park,

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 91 spring buggy, without horses, and a doubleseater buggy. the business was established prior to the Civil War by Joseph Campbell, whose daughter Jemima married Israel Carver I.

Nelson said that he has collected implements and tools for years. His wife Karen collects antique hats. The store has allowed for these items to be displayed throughout the years.

It has provided many of its visitors with enjoyment as they journey throughout the store, looking for that perfect couch or coffee table. It also provides the men something to do when their wives are shopping here.

Today Danny Ray Carver Carver, Campbell’s greatgreat-great-grandson, and his wife Irene Carver proudly watch as their daughters

Danielle and Stacy and three granddaughters Kiersten, Kylen, and Kaycen and new grandson Karsen continue to welcome thousands of visitors to Cocke County each year, especially during the fall season.

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These old items are spread amongst the store’s merchandise. Their current merchandise includes New Classic Furniture, United Furniture, Jamison bedding, Simmons upholstery, and many other familiar names.

Furniture Palace still delivers for free. They also offer their customers in house financing as part of its long history of friendly, service to its customers.

For more information, call (423) 623-7052.