S Salamanders 16, 17, 40-41, _64-65_, 75 Secret weapon _46_ Settlement _6_, 7-8; mountain people 80-81, 92-93, 108-10; occupations _85-91_, 124 Shrubs 27, _60-61_ Silers Bald 51 Silverbell, mountain _60_ Skunk, spotted _63_ Smokemont 49 Snakes _64_, _65_, _121_ Sorrel, wood _24_, 25 Spruce _33_ Squirrels _32_, _33_, 68 Streams 43, 45 Sundew _37_ T Titmouse, tufted _62_ Toad, American _65_ Townsend 95, 122 Trees _See_ Forest Trillium: great white 33; painted _58_, 110 Trout: brook, 41 _44-45_, 51, _112_, 113; brown, 41 _44_, 51, 113; rainbow 39-40, 41, _44_, 51, 113 Turkey, wild _62_ Turtle, box _32_ V Violet, bird’s-foot _59_ Visitor centers 104, _105_ W Warbler, yellow _62_ White Mountains 55 Witch hazel 25 Witch-hobble _60_ Wooly worm, yellow _46_ Wulff, royal _46_ Y Yellow Hammer (antique gold) _46_; (peacock) _46_ Yellow-poplar _61_ ★GPO:1981—341-611/7 Reprint 1991 National Park Service The National Park Service expresses its appreciation to all those persons who made the preparation and production of this handbook possible. The Service also gratefully acknowledges the financial support given this handbook project by the Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association, a nonprofit group that assists interpretive efforts at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Illustrations All photographs and other artwork not credited below are from the files of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and the National Park Service.