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| In the early 1900s, the Damascus Lumber Company built a narrow gauge railroad from Laurel Bloomery in Tennessee, on the Laurel Railway Company's line, over the Laurel Gap. It was operated exclusively as a logging road, but the grade generally, was good enough for a standard road. Its terminus at Hemlock was only 19 miles from Jefferson, the county seat of Ashe County, North Carolina. | |||||
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Towns on Route: NC/TN State Line Grayson Hemlock (1902) |
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