Burned Out: Gatlinburg’s Low-Wage Workers

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Burned Out: Gatlinburg’s Low-Wage Workers

In Photos by Michael McCollumMarch 15, 2017leave a COMMENT

Burned 01 - Campbell Lead Road Apts.

Burned 02 - Elk Springs Resort

Burned 03 - Traffic on US-441

Burned 04 - Burned out mailbox

Burned 05 - Home along Campbell Lead Road

Burned 06 - Melissa King and Brianna "Breezy" McGill

Burned 07 - Melissa King and Brianna "Breezy" McGill

Burned 08 - Jan Brady

Burned 09 - Jan Brady

Burned 10 - The Rainbow Motel

Burned 11 - Shannon Lemmon

Burned 12 - Titinae Lemmon, Shannon Lemmon and Titus Glover

Burned 13 - Country Town N' Suites

Burned 14 - Home along Campbell Lead Road

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Burned 01 - Campbell Lead Road Apts.

Michael McCollum

Burned 01 - Campbell Lead Road Apts.

Burned 02 - Elk Springs Resort

Burned 03 - Traffic on US-441

Burned 04 - Burned out mailbox

Burned 05 - Home along Campbell Lead Road

Burned 06 - Melissa King and Brianna "Breezy" McGill

Burned 07 - Melissa King and Brianna "Breezy" McGill

Burned 08 - Jan Brady

Burned 09 - Jan Brady

Burned 10 - The Rainbow Motel

Burned 11 - Shannon Lemmon

Burned 12 - Titinae Lemmon, Shannon Lemmon and Titus Glover

Burned 13 - Country Town N' Suites

Burned 14 - Home along Campbell Lead Road

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Michael McCollum
7/19/08
Burned out apartments along Campbell Lead Road in Gatlinburg TN Saturday afternoon.

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Gatlinburg has bigger problems than rebuilding resort cabins—the workers integral to its tourism industry are on the verge of homelessness. Photos by Michael McCollum.