1 ► Tennessee, Blount County, Knoxville — 1E 18 — James Gillespy's Fort —

2 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 2111 Terrace Avenue — The Village —

3 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 400 Mulvaney Street — Nikki Giovanni —

4 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 79th New York Infantry (Highlanders) Monument —

5 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — A National Cemetery System —

6 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Address by President Lincoln — At the Dedication of The Gettysburg National Cemetery — November 19, 1863 —

7 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 131 — Airplane Filling Station —

8 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Albert Milani — (1892-1972) — Knoxville History Project —

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9 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Alfred Buffat Homeplace —

10 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Andrew Johnson Office Plaza —

11 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 9 — Archie Campbell / Chet Atkins — Cradle of Country Music Tour —

12 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Asbury Methodist Church —

13 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Back Door to Knoxville —

14 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 32 — Ball Camp —

15 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E-83 — Battery Wiltsie —

16 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Beauford Delaney — (Knoxville 1901-1979 Paris) —

17 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Beauford Delaney — (Knoxville 1901-1979 Paris) —

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18 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Beauford Delaney — (Knoxville 1901-1979 Paris) —

19 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 129 — Beauford Delaney / Joseph Delaney — 1901-1979 / 1904-1991 —

20 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Bleak House — Confederate Memorial Hall —

21 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 43 — Blount Mansion —

22 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Buffat Mill —

23 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Burial Mound —

24 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Burn Memorial —

25 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 126 — Byington —

26 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — C. Kermit "Buck" Ewing — (Bentleyville, Pennsylvania 1910-1976 Bali, Indonesia) — Knoxville History Project —

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27 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Captain Charles T. McMillan II — United States Air Force —

28 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Catherine Wiley — (1879-1958) — Knoxville History Project —

29 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Catherine Wiley — (Coal Creek [now Rocky Top], Tennessee 1879-1958 Norristown, Pennsylvania) —

30 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 31 — Cavett's Station —

31 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Central United Methodist Church —

32 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Charles Christopher Krutch — (1849-1934) —

33 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Charles Krutch — (South Carolina 1849 - 1943 Knoxville) —

34 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Charles Krutch — (South Carolina 1849 - 1943 Knoxville) —

35 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 12 — Charlie Oaks — The New Market Train Wreck — Cradle of Country Music Tour —

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36 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Chisholm Tavern —

37 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Chisolm's Tavern — c 1790s —

38 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 88 — Civil War Hospital —

39 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Civil War Knoxville —

40 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Commemorating the Treaty of Holston —

41 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 86 — Confederate Cemetery —

42 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 114 — Confederate States of America Camp Van Dorn — March 28 ~ July 28, 1862 —

43 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Cormac McCarthy — 1951 — Describing Market Square in his novel "Suttree" (1979) —

44 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Cowan, McClung and Company Building / Fidelity Building — National Register of Historic Places —

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45 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Creation of the Southeastern Conference —

46 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — David Madden — 1940's — Describing Market Square in the postwar 1940's in his novel "Bijou" (1974) —

47 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 67 — Death of Gen. William P. Sanders — Reported missing

48 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Death of General William P. Sanders — November 19, 1863 —

49 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 117 — Desegregation of the University of Tennessee —

50 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 13 — Dolly Parton — Cradle of Country Music Tour —

51 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Earl O'Dell Henry — (1911-1945) —

52 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Earl O'Dell Henry — (1911-1945) —

53 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 19 — Elvis Presley — Cradle of Country Music Tour —

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54 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fallen Military Heroes of Bearden High — A Tribute To Our Vietnam Dead —

55 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Father Abram J. Ryan — (1838–1886) —

56 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 122 — First African American Church —

57 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — First Baptist Church —

58 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 38 — First Presbyterian Church —

59 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 24 — Fort Adair —

60 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 70 — Fort Byington —

61 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Dickerson — Civil War Earthen Fort —

62 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Dickerson — Defending Knoxville —

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63 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 82 — Fort Dickerson —

64 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E-79 — Fort Dickerson —

65 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Dickerson 1863–64 —

66 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Higley — Decisive Battle for Knoxville — Knoxville Campaign —

67 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Sanders — Decisive Battle for Knoxville — Knoxville Campaign —

68 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 69 — Fort Sanders —

69 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Fort Sanders U.D.C. Monument —

70 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 74 — Forts Dickerson and Stanley —

71 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 112 — Fountain City United Methodist Church — Fountain Head Campground —

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72 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Frances Hodgson Burnett Home Site — 1869 —

73 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — From Scuffletown to Sunsphere — Reported permanently removed

74 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Gay Street — The Center of Celebrations — Betsey Beeler Creekmore —

75 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Gay Street and the Civil Rights Movement —

76 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 111 — General Clifton Bledsoe Cates — 1893-1970 — United States Marine Corps —

77 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Governor John Sevier — The First Governor of Tennessee —

78 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Herbert H. Hoover — 1912 - 1952 —

79 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Hubris Building —

80 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Hugh Tyler — (1885 - 1976) —

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81 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — In Grateful Memory to the Defenders of Cavett Blockhouse —

82 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Indian Mound —

83 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — James Agee — 1916 — Describing Market Square in 1916 in his novel "A Death in the Family" (1957) —

84 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 115 — James Park House —

85 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 101 — James Rufus Agee —

86 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — James White — Founder of Knoxville —

87 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E-80 — John Sevier Farmstead —

88 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Journal Arcade Building —

89 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Katherine Sherrill Sevier — Bonny Kate —

90 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knox County Spanish American War Monument —

91 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knox County World War II Memorial —

92 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knoxville — First Capital of Tennessee — 1796-1807, 1807-1812, 1817-1818 —

93 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 132 — Knoxville — Birthplace of Mountain Dew —

94 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 87 — Knoxville College —

95 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knoxville National Cemetery —

96 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knoxville: A Divided City — Simultaneous Union and Confederate Rallies —

97 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Knoxville's Market House —

98 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1 — Knoxville's Old Custom House / Fiddlin' Bob Taylor — Cradle of Country Music Tour —

99 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — Krutch Park — Charles E. Krutch — 1887-1981 —

100 ► Tennessee, Knox County, Knoxville — 1E 118 — Land Grant University —

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