OLD MILL
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The old Pigeon Forge mill produced flour that was crucial to the existence of the early settlers of the area.
The old mill of Pigeon Forge (Old Mill) is inscribed on the national register of historic sites. Built in 1830 at the location of the forge that gave the name to the city, this water mill produced the flour which was crucial for the existence of the first settlers in the region and even supplies electricity to Pigeon Forge until 1935. Today, it is a very popular place of visit and relaxation that has naturally developed for tourism: General Store, pottery shop, confectionery shop and restaurant are present around the old wooden mill, still active and which has kept all its charm. Several products sold on-site are also manufactured using the ground beef here: biscuits, corn bread, pancakes, muffins…