All about Pigeon Forge
This renowned chef and Pigeon Forge restaurateur is known for her use of butter.
PAULA DEEN
Science: The largest internal organ in the human body.
THE LIVER
A female horse, of course!
MARE
This president was just elected to his shorter-than-most second term.
RICHARD NIXON
This now famous beverage was first marketed as an "aid for digestion." It remained that was until its namesake chemical was removed.
PEPSI
This popular Pigeon Forge attraction was first known as "Rebel Railroad", and opened its doors in 1961.
DOLLYWOOD
English: This grammatical term means "the opposite of another word".
Antonym.
The upper floor of a warehouse converted to residential or studio use.
LOFT
This music icon released his version of the song "Always on My Mind".
ELVIS PRESLEY
This fictional crime solver is believed to be real by 25% of Americans.
SHERLOCK HOLMES
The iron forge that provides the second half of Pigeon Forge's name is located next what famous attraction turned restaurant.
THE OLD MILL
Math: The size of a football field in feet.
300 FEET
This sound can come from an auto horn or a wild goose.
HONK
Widely regarded as one of the greatest films of all time, this mob drama debuted in 1972.
THE GODFATHER
This mythical creature is the national animal of Scotland.
UNICORN
This river gives Pigeon Forge the first half of its name.
THE LITTLE PIGEON RIVER
Geography: The name of the river that separates United States and Mexico.
The Rio Grande
The Anti-Grigori Efimovich Society believes in this type of Earth.
FLAT
Bad news for the letter industry. Ray Tomlinson just revolutionized communication with this invention.
The amount of licks that it takes it get to the center of a Tootsie Roll Pop, give or take 30.
364
There are 30 restaurant versions of this popular chain, and only 5 hotels. The "Island Inn" in Pigeon Forge is a good place to waste away.
MARGARITAVILLE
History: The French and Indian war, which began in 1754, became the North American theater of this worldwide war that lasted from 1756 to 1763.
THE SEVEN YEARS' WAR
Ironically, it can mean to dance with light, quick steps or to stumble like a clumsy ox.
TRIP
The price of gas, give or take 10 cents.
$0.37
What is Carter's favorite color?
BLUE