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• I rambled the woods collecting fat pine knots for starting fires.
• That's when he took to calling him Pine Knot.
• In popular culture, McCreary County is mentioned in the Pine Knot.
• Gas for the chandeliers was produced by burning pine knots in a retort.
• William sold Pine Knot to Huntington and J . P . Morgan bought Uncas.
• Johnson called Mr . Rusk " as tough as a Georgia pine knot ."
• Roosevelt had " the first Camp David ", called Pine Knot, here from 1905.
• He would often sit up at night reading by the flickering light of burning pine knots.
• Pine knots were piled about him the flames was started by the husband of the victim . 
• In 1905, Edith purchased Pine Knot, the Secret Service guarded the President without his knowledge.
• According to legend, he once killed a bear in Plains when armed with only a pine knot.
• Pine knots, in case you've never tried to saw through one, are hard and tough.
• The Federal Bureau of Prisons U . S . Penitentiary, McCreary is in the county, near Pine Knot.
• Community life centered on sections within the town like Red Slide, Pine Knot, Sugar Hill, and Johnson City.
• Procell dipped pine knots in kerosene to give himself enough light to shoot at night against a backboard made of scrap wood.
• In 1877, William West Durant started work on what would become the first of the " Great Camps, " Pine Knot.
• This group of simple cabins would become Camp Pine Knot, which would be hugely influential in the development of the Great Camp style.
• Camp Pine Knot was the first Great Camp of the Adirondacks and the birthplace of what is now known as the Adirondack style of architecture.
• The latest venture, on Kentucky Route 92 in Pine Knot, is building a " spec " building as a means of attracting new industry to the county.
• The Pagoda was built in 1902 as the principal structure for a school first known as Pine Knot Camp by the Buffalo, New York architects Green and Wicks.