Stretching nearly 5,000 miles through nine U.S. states, the Trail of Tears is more than a line on a map—it is a living scar etched into forests, riverbanks, and quiet town squares. Each bend preserves echoes of Cherokee laughter, Choctaw hymns, and the crunch of wagon wheels dragging futures westward. Today, roadside waysides and hidden... The post Important Stops to Visit Along the Trail of Tears appeared first on Albion Gould.
