On the following pages on this site you will see these black sidebars. In these boxes you will read about important facts on John Sevier , Marble Springs and Tennessee history along with other interesting people and places dealing in the same time period...
Background photos take by
Winston Gammon
Photoshop imaging by
John Gammon
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Welcome to the
main page. In an effort to help you find the
information you are looking for faster, we listed the
main section with a description of contexts.
Beside each section will be a date which will
indicate the last time this section was updated.
Historical
- A general overview of
the property of Marble Springs from before John Sevier became
governor until the state took over the site.
Events Calendar
Updated -
A list of the activities, workshops and special events happening
with as much information on each as has been worked out at the
time.
GJSMA -
The Governor John Sevier Memorial Association is the organization
that was established to oversee the daily operation and restoration
project at Marble Springs. A board also handles membership
(which is open to the general public), staffing, corporate and
community sponsorship.
Facilities
- the park is also open to the public for rental and camping.
Instructions on how to use the facilities and reservation
forms which you can download are provided. A
link to Mapquest to help you find
Marble Springs has also been provided.
Links -
web links to other museums, parks and other places of interest
around the East Tennessee area.
Education
- This section is for teachers and
other interested leaders wanting to included MS in their program.
There is also a new section dealing with programs for the
various Scouting units throughout the area.
Photos
- New - this section has posted
some photos taken from Marble Spring April Event. If anyone
would like to share their photo for past events or programs,
please e-mail the web master at johnrgammon@gmail.com.
Or if you have printed photos just bring them by Marble Spring
and give them to Mr. Daily the site manger. to go to the web
page just click on Photos on the bottom of the page.
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Downloads - Marble Springs like any government origination tends to have a lot of paper work to help it function. Instead of spreading them though out the web site, I try to make it easier to have them central located.
Here are just a few photos for the April Event 2009. check out some of the other photos at the photo section. Photographs taken by Amanda Gammon
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