Random files - Tennessee Counties & People
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jctmarketst.jpg402 viewsThis 1950s postcard shows Market Street in Johnson City.
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elizcoveredbridge.jpg632 viewsThis 1965 photo is from the files of the Library of Congress.
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vamesshall.jpg385 viewsThis is from a circa 1920 postcard.
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OssieBelleSmith30001.jpg530 viewsOssie is in the back, Darcus is in the front.
Darcus Adalaide Smith Cole, b.12-21-1871, d.2-14-1963, buried at Weaver Union Church Cemetery, Bristol, Sullivan County, TN
(daughter of James Latham Smith and Mary Elizabeth Weaver Smith)
Ossie Belle Smith Thacker, b.8-1-1896, d.6-21-2004, buried at Otes Church Cemetery, Bulls Gap, Hawkins County, TN (Granddaughter of James Latham Smith and Mary Elizabeth Weaver Smith) Courtesy of Debi Coe.
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sinkingcreekbaptistchurch.jpg568 viewsFrom a 1970s postcard.
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Elizabethton - Bird's Eye View670 viewsThis is from a 1910 postcard.
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Johnson City - Main Street420 viewsFrom a 1922 postcard.
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Mountain City - Saint Anthony of Padua Roman Catholic Church418 viewsPhoto May 18, 2007 by Jeff Weaver.
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Last additions - Tennessee Counties & People
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Bristol, Tennessee - South Holston Lake618 viewsSouth Holston Lake taken by Don Smith on October 17, 2010.Nov 10, 2010
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Kingsport - Country Club504 viewsFrom a 1930s postcard.Dec 11, 2007
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Kingsport - Church Circle505 viewsTbis 1927 postcard shows the Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian Churches in the Model City.Nov 27, 2007
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Kingsport - Broad Street524 viewsThis early view of Broad Street is from a circa 1915 postcard.Nov 12, 2007
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Kingsport - Rotherwood Farm591 viewsThis 1940s postcard shows the "Old Elm" and the Silk Mill on the banks of the North Fork of the Holston River.
Nov 12, 2007
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Kingsport - Church Circle564 viewsThis aerial view is from a 1954 postcard.Nov 12, 2007
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Jonesborough - Robert Taylor Birthplace482 viewsThis 1907 postcard shows the birthplace of famous Tennessee senator Robert Taylor. Nov 12, 2007
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Milligan - Pardee Hall554 viewsThis image shows Pardee Hall on the campus of Milligan College. This is from a 1940s postcard.Nov 12, 2007
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