Another interesting juxtaposition is that the Stover House originally was just downstream on the Watauga River from some of Abraham Lincoln's family. In fact, when Andrew Johnson was married, one of Lincoln's uncles in Greeneville conducted the ceremony. Of course, that was many decades before Andrew would become Abraham's vice president.

Oh Wow Billy. What a find? Only you could do. Your determination has no end. Everything you showed was so interesting. The place where the old home was along with the other homes were fabulous. So well kept and peaceful. Thank you and Ted for this wonderful show of the good old days. ❤️🤗💕🇦🇺

Love how you was confusing that guinea by calling him a turkey. No wonder he wouldn't gobble. Bummer on it raining, I love the reproduction of Davy's ole homestead. That is so cool the doctor is helping history to stay a little longer when so many are wanting to tear the old down. I may have seen that house in the 60s with my parents.

Thank you Billy along with Ted...very interesting love History

Great history!!!

Pretty home

Again, thank you for sharing history and as always the entertainment 😂😊

Love seeing Ted in your videos, the Mayer of Graceland, really cool video , appreciate ! 🐯🐯🐯

keep these coming, Billy!!! TCB

Fantastic video. American History is the best!!

Love, love, love this content! I suspect I would have never seen it on my own so thank you for sharing! I thoroughly enjoyed the sweet majesty of those old buildings so beautifully restored! And I love Tennessee Ted. Actually I love all your sidekicks, Spa Guy! Y'all are the kind of folks that make our country great!

Loved it, loved it, loved it!!!

Yet, another great video, thanks

I am soooo proud of the person(s) responsible for saving and restoring this house. Thank you for the interesting video

Awesome

As the historical marker said, the Stover House was originally in Stoney Creek. Much of the house was destroyed by fire, but that part was saved and later moved to what became known as Fudd Town, a tourist attraction where your video started. It was then bought by an ear doctor, Dr. Schumaier and moved to his home, the site of the Reuben Brooks Farm. Ironically, Brooks was a leading Confederate supporter in Carter County and his son was a lieutenant in the Confederate Army and was ambushed a few miles from the home and made it home to die in his bedroom. So you have a Confederate family and the leading Union supporter in Tennessee in Andrew Johnson on Dr. Schumaier's property. Johnson died in the left upstairs bedroom just after being returned to the U.S. Senate in 1875.

I love your history investigation videos. Thank you for doing these:-)

Wow when they redo it I hope they put the porch back on it. Such a beautiful porch.

Very nice area

Very enjoyable and interesting. Something else I have learned today. Thank you Billy and Ted.