#mosheim

Lonesome Pine Trail, Mosheim, Tennessee.

Dave and Mia are AMAZING!! We came to the table with alot on our "must-have" list and not once did they ever make us feel that we were getting anything less. They traveled wherever in TN or VA we needed them to without complaint and found us our perfect house. We can't say "Thank you" enough.

The charred remains of lumber scattered about tell us that this abandoned house near Mosheim, Tennessee, was destroyed by fire.   Several collapsed outbuildings attest to the fact that, years ago, it was a very nice place.  The last photo is why we carefully watch where we step on an explore.

Abandoned farm buildings near Mosheim, Tennessee.   It’s hard to tell from these photos, but these buildings are all parts of the same farm, and they’re located right adjacent to each other.  

I always loved the older Monte Carlos, back when they were still a full sized car.    These are at an abandoned house along a backroad near Mosheim, Tennessee.  

Blue Springs Lutheran Church in Mosheim, Tennessee, is the third church building to stand here on this site.   The congregation was first organized before 1811, when their first church was built using logs.   Then, before the Civil War, a second church was built here using bricks.  That building was commandeered and used as a hospital after the battle of Blue Springs in 1863.    This third church was built to replace the brick building in 1893.  

The barn of yesteryear, and its abandoned predecessor that’s behind it.     They’re near Mosheim, Tennessee. 

An abandoned farm just outside of Mosheim, Tennessee.    Very fresh tire tracks show that, as usual, the barn’s still being used.