J.P. Matthew's Store demonstration of J.F.G. Special Coffee and Swan's products. February 28, 1929. J.P. Matthew's Store, Morristown, Tennessee. Broadside. 1 pc.
The scrapbook includes newspaper clippings and ephemera concerning women's groups involved in the fight for suffrage at the Knoxville and state levels, as well as other women's issues such as temperance. Each of the fragile items in this scrapbook...
New York Illustrated News. No. III, Vol. V. New-York, December 16, 1861. Price Six Cents. W.G. Brownlow article on page 106. 'The Illustrations. Parson W.G. Brownlow, the Union Patriot of Tennessee.' 2 of 2. Separate scan: Front page:...
Lizzie Crozier French Scrapbook, p. 02 g. Newspaper clipping: 'I am owner of the sphere...' keynote to Mrs. L. Crozier French's talk at the Carnegie Library. (incomplete). Ca. 1910?
Tinted lithograph of 'Parson W.G. Brownlow, The Union Patriot of Tennessee.' Publ. by F.P. Whiting 87 Fulton St. N. York. Shown as a young man, holding a copy of the Knoxville Whig newspaper. Ca. 1862.
Oakwood - 1905. The Magic Suburb with all City Conveniences. This little Booklet shows you how a forest if One Hundred and Thirty-One Acres has been developed into a Beautiful Suburb of nearly Two Hundred Homes, inside of Three Years. Read it...
Seniority List of Car Repairers, Car Repairers’ Helpers, Car Repairers’ Apprentices, Painters, Painters Helpers, Upholsterers, Coach Cleaners. Coster Shops of Southern Railroad, Knoxville, Tenn. 1947. Brotherhood Railway Carmen of America. ...
"To The Stock-Raisers of East Tennessee." Re: race horses. Jos. A. Mabry, Knoxville, Tenn. Broadside. 1 pc. 1860. Beckett, Haws & Co., Prs., Knoxville. Charles G. Nenney Papers.
New York Illustrated News. No. III, Vol. V. New-York, December 16, 1861. Price Six Cents. W.G. Brownlow etching and article on page 106 (separate scan). Front page: Parson W.G. Brownlow, the Union Patriot of Tennessee. 1 of 2.
G.Z. Faulconer & Company, business enterprises, group portraits
G.Z. Faulconer & Company on West Vine Street (probably not in Knoxville). Sam E. Johnson at left. Shows group of men standing near cars parked in front of building.
