The Cades Cove Museum @ the Thompson-Brown log House 
 © 1-2005 G. Motter All Rights Reserved CCPA
Wednesday ~ Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
FREE Admission
Other days & hours by appointment
Group Tours always welcome.
The photos on this page are only a few of the items on display. 
Hundreds of items have been added in the past 11 years.  (2016)
(We now have over 900 
Cades Cove artifacts 2021)

The collection is a treasure to be preserved, protected, and enhanced through the generosity of living individuals from Cades Cove, descendants, their families, & volunteers.

We invite you to place them on loan artifacts, photos, personal histories, and other items you believe would help enhance this collection. In return, we offer gratitude and your name in a place of honor.
please contact Gloria Motter

If you have Cades Cove memorabilia, Items, or artifacts, there is a place of honor for it in the museum. 
What today is known as the back of the house ~ originally was the front of the home Jim Motter & Dave Post enjoying the view.    2006
Visit our little store for  unique Cades Cove CCPA items.
Last wood cooking stove used in Cades Cove
Please visit the Official Cades cove museum in the historic Thompson-Brown house
Last wood cooking stove used in Cades Cove by Lois Shuler Caughron
Wood that Kermit Caughron chopped for use in the stove
2015                                                 
                                2005 
Help us repair this 230 year old log home. A Blount County gem.
She is in need of a new roof (done thanks to donors), log repairs, HVAC unit, a few windows have been replaced (5 more need to be purchased).