This American landmark began its existence as nearly three hundred miles of buffalo trails and Native American paths.
This American landmark began its existence as nearly three hundred miles of buffalo trails and Native American paths. Initially explored in 1750 by Thomas Walker, Daniel Boone was the first pioneer to traverse its full length. In 1780, Boone and thirty axemen were employed by the Transylvania Company to cut the first few miles of what would become a Midwestern icon. FTP, identify this trail, also known as Boone's trace, the route of passage for some 200,000 settlers in Tennessee and Kentucky.
This American landmark began its existence as nearly three hundred miles of buffalo trails and Native American paths.
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