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This vintage black and white postcard features an exterior view of Earl Good's Tourist Court and Cafe, nestled among numerous mature trees. The building displays a charming architectural style with gabled roofs and a covered walkway, suggesting a welcoming entrance for travelers. Lush bushes and foliage decorate the foreground, with a low stone wall visible at the base of the property.

The reverse side provides details about the establishment, noting its location '5 Miles from KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE' on the 'Direct Route to Smokey Mountain Park, U. S. 71.' It proudly lists specialties such as Country Ham, Fried Chicken, Steaks, and Sandwiches, emphasizing an 'Informal atmosphere and comfort at reasonable rates.' A unique offering mentioned is 'TAKE HOME A WHOLE HAM.' The card also lists the publisher as Joseph Koch of Knoxville, Tennessee, and states it is a Silvercraft card produced by The Dexter Press of Pearl River, New York. The phone number 3-5515 is also included.