One of Elkmont's main thoroughfares was captured here in all its faded glory in 2017 by photographer Leland Kent of Abandoned Southeast.

During the 1920s and 1930s, the resort town's heyday, Elkmont was the premier summer destination for the upper echelons of Knoxville society.

Dozens of cabins were built lining the road to the Appalachian Clubhouse. This section of Elkmont became known as Daisy Town. Other parts of the resort were dubbed Millionaires' Row and Society Hill on account of their lavish log residences.

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