Updated August 13, 2026
ᏬᏈᏚᎢ ᏗᎦᏄᎪᎬᎢ Roubidoux Spring
During the 1838-39 Trail of Tears, thousands of Cherokees along the Northern Route camped in the large field located south of Roubidoux Spring.
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During the 1838-39 Trail of Tears, thousands of Cherokees along the Northern Route camped in the large field located south of Roubidoux Spring.
Roubidoux Spring, Laughlin Park, Waynesville
During the 1838-39 Trail of Tears, thousands of Cherokees along the Northern Route camped in the large field located south of Roubidoux Spring.
Updated August 13, 2026