Historic Tapoco Lodge

In 1930, as part of hydroelectric efforts in Graham and Swain counties of North Carolina, the Aluminum Company of America built the Historic Tapoco Lodge. During the early years, it served as the executive retreat for ALCOA executives involved in the building of Cheoah Dam. It was during this time that it was also utilized as the personal escape for then President of ALCOA, Andrew Mellon. Known for Mellon Banks, Carnegie Mellon University, and of course for his tenure as the US Secretary of the Treasury, it was at Tapoco Lodge that he found his inspiration and developed the foundation...

Lodging,adventure tourism,weddings,local dining,car groups,private hiking trails,trout fishing,family retreats,corporate retreats,culinary travel,white water kayaking,birding,resort,and enthusiast hotel collection

Historic tapoco lodge operates in the Hospitality industry.

Historic tapoco lodge's revenue is 11m - 100m

Historic tapoco lodge has 11 - 50 employees.