South Knoxville Spooky Tale
John Lawhorn’s squint-eyed stare assessed the landscape. He had spent most of the afternoon tromping through the western quadrant of the woods, with nothing to show for his effort. Perhaps it was time to move on to the eastern side. He wiped his brow, picked up the shovel and lantern, and trudged toward the forested slope.
For the last five years the old widower had scoured the countryside, exploring the honeycomb of caves in the area known as Copper Ridge.
Marble Springs Historic Site
It’s that time of year when we celebrate our nation’s independence and freedom from tyranny. Adam Wilson Realty thanks active-duty military, veterans, and families who sacrificed to allow us to enjoy our freedom. As we remember our nation’s history, it’s nice to know we can visit some of South Knoxville’s own historical sites, including the Marble Springs State Historic Site.
Suttree Landing Park
Are you and your family looking for something to do outside this summer? Start June off by visiting the numerous South Knoxville Parks. Suttree Landing Park, Ijams Nature Center, and Mead’s Quarry are great places to paddleboard, kayak, swim, hike, or stroll with a loved one or the family dog.