Titlebook: Cemeteries and the Life of a Smoky Mountain Community; Cades Cove Under Foo Gary S.‘Foster,William E. Lovekamp Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if

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A Primer on Cades Cove, creation of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the 1930s. Many of the edifices were razed to present a National Park Service interpretation of a nineteenth-century mountain community that is now visited by 2.4 million people annually.

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Cemeteries as Windows into Communities, the deceased or the perceptions by the living of the dead. Even unaltered field stones marking graves, and interment in particular cemeteries, as conscious and deliberate choices, are social data to be considered.

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The Cemeteries of Cades Cove, stones, 424 were marked with unaltered native stones, and 214 were suspected graves, as suggested by GPR surveys and patterns of depressions in the ground. Cemeteries were not randomly located, but spatially placed because of selective geographical characteristics.

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,A Quantitative Retelling of Cades Cove’s Cemeteries,more comprehensively presents community as dynamic, as opposed to static description. Cades Cove did not have a town hall or a mayor’s office, a library or a newspaper to tell its own story, but it has its cemeteries.

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