Located in the Buffalo community, which got the name from stories of buffalo once "wallowing" in the stream here.

This rural store is now home to Kodak Pet Grooming and Dumplin Valley Market.

This flower, painted by Mrs. Riner, is in honor of the state flower of Tennessee, the iris.

This square is in the diamond position and pays tribute to a love for history and knowledge of the Civil War.

In 1896, the building housed the Frank L. Gass and Co. dry goods and general store. Now the building is home to Smoky's Steak and BBQ, Dandridge General store, and Rachel's Attic.

The pattern is copied from an original quilt which hangs in the McMinn County Living Heritage Center. The CNC Appalachian Center was founded by the college in 1988.

This can be seen traveling west on I-40 just before exit 407. The barn was built in the 1940s, and the relocated sawmill is just down the road.

This square was made by members of the center and is located above the flower garden.

Located on the well house of this historic 1907 farm, called "Hidden Tresure." It is located on a remaining portion of old highway 92.