Much of the rich history of Elizabethton has been well preserved in this friendly, accessible downtown . . .

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Two different but important landmarks greet you when you enter the Elizabethton area, the Visitors Bureau and the State Line Drive I . . .

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The Carter Mansion is the oldest known frame house in Tennessee and was the home of the John Carter, chairman of the Watauga Association . . .

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The "Queen of the Doe River" was built in 1882 and has lasted through major floods as a symbol of the region's history. .

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The "Queen of the Doe River" was built in 1882 and has lasted through major floods as a symbol of the region's history. .

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The one-year-old Community Arts Center is a vibrant gathering point for artists, craftspeople, musicians and other performers in the area . . .

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The Elizabethton Municipal Airport is just minutes from Watauga Lake . . .

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