The Walker Sisters: Life and legacy in the Smokies
The story of the Walker Sisters who continued living in the Great Smoky Mountains after it became a national park still fascinates visitors. This WBIR documentary explores their lives and legacies in the nation's most visited national park. MORE: http://bit.ly/2ttDF6u More stories, here: http://bit.ly/2PZ9MT9 Subscribe to WBIR for exclusive content: / wbir10 WBIR Channel 10 in Knoxville, Tennessee produces award-winning, community-centered content "Straight From The Heart" of East Tennessee. We strive to be good citizens, to do what is right, and to be fair and honest. We care. Follow WBIR on Social: Facebook: / wbirchannel10 Twitter: / wbir Instagram: / wbirchannel10 00:00 Intro 00:35 Life before the park 04:26 Life in a new national park 08:19 Life after death

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