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I have booked a VRBO for this summer which has a unique feature: the owner built a brick smoker into his outside gazebo-like kitchen. I hope to use it as the experience would be fun. I talked to the owner briefly and just touched on the curious name he called it - Jamestown smoker. All I gleaned from that talk was that it is a nickname for such an installation, very likely local to the southeast, in this case eastern Florida. This is the only pic I have of the gazebo area. You can make out the brown/rust colored fire and cook chamber doors arranged vertically, and what appears to be a temp dial.
Web searching has found a 25 year old fabrication company in New York who sells park style grilles, but nothing like this. There is a small town in NC called Jamestown which may be home to some BBQ innovations, given the state's history and Jamestown's relative proximity to Lexington. That's all I could find.
Does anyone have any knowledge on the term Jamestown smoker or Jamestown pit in this context?
Web searching has found a 25 year old fabrication company in New York who sells park style grilles, but nothing like this. There is a small town in NC called Jamestown which may be home to some BBQ innovations, given the state's history and Jamestown's relative proximity to Lexington. That's all I could find.
Does anyone have any knowledge on the term Jamestown smoker or Jamestown pit in this context?