The Feud That Built TN's Biggest Tourist Town 

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Have you ever wondered who Gatlinburg was named after? Have you ever wondered who Gatlinburg was named after?

Gatlinburg was first settled by a South Carolinian named William Ogle in 1802 Gatlinburg was first settled by a South Carolinian named William Ogle in 1802

Radford Gatlin, who the town is named after, didn't arrive until 1854 Radford Gatlin, who the town is named after, didn't arrive until 1854

He was a real estate speculator, a politician, a teacher, a minister and a merchant He was a real estate speculator, a politician, a teacher, a minister and a merchant

...but Gatlin was not a well-liked man ...but Gatlin was not a well-liked man

He was kicked out of his Sevier County church He was kicked out of his Sevier County church

The feud eventually resulted in Gatlin's barn being burned down ... The feud eventually resulted in Gatlin's barn being burned down ...

Read the full details of this wild tale. Do YOU think we should rename Gatlinburg? Read the full details of this wild tale. Do YOU think we should rename Gatlinburg?