c. 1960s

King's Cafe, Gatlinburg

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Two views of King's Cafe on U.S. Hwy. 441: the stone-and-timber front with a sign reading "Breakfast, Lunch, Dinners" and an OPEN sign in the window, and a dining room of turquoise chairs looking out through glass walls to LeConte Creek. The back advertises the "new ultra modern dining room" and names Mrs. Otha King as manager and owner. (front of the card)

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Two views of King's Cafe on U.S. Hwy. 441: the stone-and-timber front with a sign reading "Breakfast, Lunch, Dinners" and an OPEN sign in the window, and a dining room of turquoise chairs looking out through glass walls to LeConte Creek. The back advertises the "new ultra modern dining room" and names Mrs. Otha King as manager and owner. (back of the card)

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