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Frank Brough stands on the front porch of his Mosheim, Tenn. home on Tuesday, Sep. 23, 2025. The historic house was built by a nephew of George Washington and grandson-in-law of John Sevier in 1846, and was destroyed when Hurricane Helene caused record-shattering flooding on the Nolichucky River in Greene County.
Pierce Gentry
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WUOT News
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