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OLD TOWN CLEVELAND

Live!  Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. EST on WOOPFM 99.9

"Where history is never forgotten!"
 

Confederate Voices

A book by Debbie Moore

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What is OLD TOWN CLEVELAND ?

     Old Town Cleveland is a weekly talk show about the people, places and things that shaped Cleveland, Bradley County, and Southeast Tennessee. Tune in every Saturday at 10:00 a.m. EST at WOOP FM 99.9 or www.woopfm.com.

     Each week, Ron & Debbie Moore with a special guest or guests discuss the history of Southeast Tennessee. A few of the topics we have discussed: 

  • Dirt track racing
  • Old local resturants
  • The filming of Wild River
  • The bombing of Pearl Harbor
  • "Things your moma told you not to do" (dance halls & honkey tonks and bootleggers)
  • Local graveyards

Tune in each week for a fun and informative show!

To order the Caney Creek DVD and/or the Caney Creek Book click here.....

Caney Creek Village Documentary

      Twenty one year old Will Moore, along with his parents Ron and Debbie have made a 45 minute documentary about Caney Creek Village.  The village was located near Ocoee Powerhouse #2 on the Ocoee River in Polk County, Tennessee.  The workers of the powerhouse and flume line lived in the isolated mountains but had electricity, concrete sidewalks and indoor plumbing.  The village had no roads or cars but had a trolley, hotel, school and a tennis court.  Six former residents were interview to tell the story of Caney Creek Village.  The documentary was written and narrated by Debbie Moore, filmed by Will Moore and edited by Ron Moore.  Original music was written and played by John Cook.

Upcoming showings:

     The documentary will be shown on Thursday, May 9th at the Museum Center at 5ive Points at 6:30 .  A representative from the East Tennessee Historical Society will be there to present a "Project of Distinction" Award to Will Moore for an outstanding project.  The public is invited to attend.  Free for Museum members and $5.00 for non-members.

      A free viewing of the 45 minute documentary will be held at First Baptist Church in Benton,Tennessee on Sunday afternoon, May 19th at 2:00.  The public is invited to attend.  Polk County Historical Society will host the event.Copies of the DVD and a book written by Debbie Moore will be available at the viewing and on this website.
 

Sunday, May 19, 2013 at 2:00 p.m.

First Baptist Church, Benton, Tennessee

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