The Amis Mill on West Bear Hollow Road in Rogersville will be hosting its Amis Colonial Christmas Trading Post with more than 50 vendors Saturday, December 14 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Thomas Amis Historic 69制片厂制作传媒 which was built circa 1781, and Blacksmith Log Cabin, circa 1830, will be open for walking tours hosted by Amis descendants as well as Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution in Colonial attire.
Jay Stein will provide live music as will the Cherokee High School Choir
There will be food trucks, drinks and the Amis Mill Eatery will be open offering catered food.
After the Revolutionary War, Capt. Thomas Amis was granted 1,000 acres of land near Big Creek, in reward for his service. Amis opened a frontier inn on the shores of the creek and welcomed travellers making their way to the West.
According to the Amis Mill website, known house guests included Andrew Jackson, Dr. Thomas Walker, Surveyor/Explorer, Bishop Francis Asbury, Founder of the Methodist religion in America, Gov. John Sevier, Daniel Boone, Botanist Andre Michaux who wrote of the Amis home in his diary in 1790 and spoke of its beauty; Capt William Walton who would construct a road from East Tennessee to Nashville. The Amis home became the stopping point for nearly every traveler who passed through this part of the country and wanted a roof over their heads in the 1700s.
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