Smokey Mountains valley
Brasstown, North Carolina

Stories Rooted in the Mountains

Scroggs Farm shares Appalachian history through the people, places, and everyday traditions that shaped this corner of North Carolina.

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Scroggs Farm is located in Beautiful Brasstown, North Carolina and is dedicated to the preservation of Appalachian culture and history through the sharing of stories and old photographs about the southern Appalachian region.


Johnny Scroggs was born and raised in Brasstown as was his father and grandfather. He and his wife Corryn live on the Neal Hiram Scroggs farm in Brasstown. Corryn is a classically trained artists specializing in various mediums. Johnny is a is a trained sound engineer, musician, historian and public speaker. Today they share stories and history of the southern Appalachian mountains to promote awareness and preservation of this amazing culture.


The Scroggs family also runs the Scroggs farm shoppe and the Brasstown Farmer’s market located on what was the Lucius Leander Scroggs farm at 10956 old hwy 64w Brasstown NC and carry a variety of arts and crafts made by artists from throughout Appalachia

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Follow the Stories

Start wherever your curiosity leads and find a new way into the history of Scroggs Farm.

Farm History

Trace the people, places, and turning points that shaped the farm.

Photo Gallery

Browse scenes and details that hold the character of Brasstown.

The Journal

Read fresh reflections, research notes, and stories from the farm.

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