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Family history by Henry H. Taylor Lengthy printed obituary for H. H. Taylor One typewritten sheet re: H. H. Taylor’s Civil War service Typed history of Nathaniel Taylor 9 photographs in 7 envelopes, mostly portraits of unidentified people

Scope and Contents Papers of the Hall and Stakely families. William Maulsby Stakely (1804-1898), born in Hawkins County, Tenn, married Sarah Smith (1811-1857) in 1828. They lived in Madisonville, Monroe County, Tenn. He was a postmaster and merchant. Moved to Union Springs, Ala, in 1863. Two of the Stakely daughter married two Hall cousins. Martha Stakely married Judge Elijah T. Hall of Knoxville in 1860. Caroline Stakely married James Spears Hall in 1874. James Hall ran a general store in Knoxville, which...

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Halls School (Halls Consolidated School). Exterior construction shot. sepia 8 x10”

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Hamilton Bank Building (Holston Building) Gay St. and Clinch Avenue ca 1940 (Thompson Photograph without id. no.)

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SPC 2014-012-001 Olivia Maxwell Hamilton Smith, 1851-1911. Tintype. SPC 2014-012-002 Margaret Elizabeth Maxwell Hamilton. (sepia print on cardboard backing).

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Hand-made Christmas cards with original photographs. Made by Knoxville artist Christopher Terry.

Scope and Contents Harley D. Ferguson Photograph Collection, containing 99 boxes of negatives, slides, and prints, mostly color, in cold storage. on CS 22-08: 1 box of account ledgers (work logs) of photographic jobs, 1963-2011. Account ledgers/job logs (1) July 1963- Dec. 1972, (2) Dec. 1972 - June 1981, (3) July 1981 - Dec. 1990, (4) Feb. 1991 - Jan 2012; Art Prints of Harley Ferguson’s photographs made for exhibit and competition; metal printing plate for Harley Ferguson Fine Photography; Plaques,...

Scope and Contents SPC 2019.104.001 Front: Black-and-white photo of Trenton Street in Harriman, Tenn. Key City Hotel (118-122 Trenton Street, corner Carter) on corner. Back: Stamped with “Views of Harriman: Geo. W. Morgan, View __________” written on line after “View” in pen “Trenton St.”SPC 2019.104.002 Front: Black-and-white photo of African-American man sitting on porch eating watermelon. Back: Written in ink “Tom Wheeler in Front of ‘Peachtree Cottage’ - Harriman, Tenn.” ...

Scope and Contents Harriman football team, 1891. Harriman’s first football team. They played a group of young men from Knoxville and University of Tennessee students on Thanksgiving Day 1891 in Knoxville. Harriman won the game 14 to 4. This is credited with being the first organized football game ever played in Knoxville. Harriman team captain was W. C. Spicer, the player with a mustache holding the ball. To his left is Harry Durrell. The others in the photograph are unidentified. At far left is an African...

Scope and Contents Harry Burke Papers. Includes: Photographs, negatives, letters, and miscellaneous items from the family of Harry Burke, who was director of the Knoxville Safety Department. Includes photographs from World War II service and photos of Japan (Burke's wife was from Japan). Includes some photographs of Dee, McCrary, Payne and Shaw family members. Also includes Moonshine raid photographs. Contents of Box 2: 5 folders of photos (1930-1968 & undated) 4 folders of negatives (n.d. & ca. 1946-...

Scope and Contents Includes legal records; material about women’s suffrage, 1920. + One folder of 6 photographs (5 pcs.--one 8x10 has 2 images on it) of Harry T. Burn and a set of files on the CBS television story (The American Parade) featuring Mr. Burn in 1974. 26 photographs of Rockwood, taken by Steinwehr. One box of Harry T. Burn suffrage material, including letter from Mama, telegrams, and related material. Removed from that box and placed in a separate box (Nov....

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Hasson Family Photographs (Hawkins County, Tenn.); framed items, Hopecote cross stitch; Blount Mansion cross stitch; large photograph of seated elderly man with pipe

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Hawkins County/Rogersville Photographs (George E.. Webb Collection, Hawkins County Records)

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Helen Black Coleman Photograph Collection (4"x5" b&w negatives); Helen Ruth Black Coleman (1909-1992) married Clarence Coleman in 1924. She learned b&w photography to help with her husband’s printing business during World War II and also worked at TVA as a photographer/printer due the labor shortage. She continued photography through the war and postwar years, but it played less of a role in her life after that time.

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Helen Turner at Rugby, Tenn. Ca. late 1940s-1950s. B&W snapshot

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1. SPC 2011.012.001: Believed to be Elijah Henderson and wife (2) in Sevier County, Tenn. On porch. holding Civil War bugle. 2. SPC 2011.012.002: Sally Pickle Henderson with spinning wheel on porch with young neighbor Lura Jane Swan. Taken at the Wears Valley home of the Hendersons. 1897. Knaffl Photo, “The First Lesson.” Oversize copy print with taped ID on back.

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Henley Street Bridge Knoxville (Tenn.) negative; copied from original crumbling blueprint in McClung files by Knoxville Blueprint

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Proposed Henley Street Bridge Renderings. West Elevation and detail of one pier. Photostats with photocopies. J. E. Greiner Co., Baltimore, MD 1928

Scope and Contents 4 boxes: Mary Deaderick Duncan’s personal memoirs; family clippings, programs, invitations, etc.; Civil War year memoirs of Adeline McDowell Deaderick (typescript); Henry R. Duncan’s 1911 diploma from Maryville College; Mary Deaderick Duncan’s Home Demonstration Agent material, 1917-1921; University of Tennessee Extension work; Middle Tennessee State Normal School catalog, 1917-1918; Thunderbolt newspapers, 1965-1971 (scattered issues); Henry R. Duncan’s research on Cades Cove, Greenbrier,...

Scope and Contents Tintype and 5x7” copy photograph of Christopher Columbus Hitch (8-23-1847 to 2-8-1900); Lula Mackie (Brakebill & McCoy photographers); Herbert Taylor Hitch, Sr. (4-13-1889 to Aug. 4,1974) at desk; color snapshot of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Taylor Hitch, Sr. (Mata Newton Hitch), ca. 1960; Margaret Angeline Taylor Dooley with her family on her 80th birthday. May 11, 1901. Knoxville. 2 copies (5x7 and 8x10) (+ 1967 copy negative) ID sheet; 80th birthday celebration of Margaret Angeline Taylor...

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Photograph of Herbert Weaver’s Cafe and Union Milk and Grocery. Union Avenue, Knoxville, Tenn. [1931]. About 6.5 x 10.5”, sepia. Damage in upper left corner. Glued to carboard backing. 1 pc.

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Highland Avenue School (later named Van Gilder School), 6th grade class, taken at the back door of the school, ca. 1912. Front row, 4th from left (in white shirt)--Russell Briscoe. Names of students written in pencil on the back of the photograph. 5x7” sepia print glued to 8x10” black backing.

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Materials related to zinc mines in East Tennessee, includes photographs, slides, business records, maps, scholarly papers, artifacts, and ore samples.

Scope and Contents Historic Photographic Survey of the Justice Center Site (downtown Knoxville, Tenn.). 1999. Prepared by Neil Studios, Knoxville, Tenn. Ordered by the Public Building Authority. Black & white and color photographs of the buildings scheduled to be demolished for the construction of the Justice Center. Includes buildings on Gay Street and State Street. Folder 1: Proposal, map of site, invoice, title sheet. 4 pcs. Folder 2: Black & white photographs. 15 sheets; 29 photographs. Folder 3:...

Scope and Contents Material from the Historic Site Survey of Knoxville and Knox County, Tenn., conducted by the Metropolitan Planning Commission and funded by the Tennessee Historical Commission and federal funding, 1982-1986. Collection includes 29 boxes of survey sheets, 2 boxes of black and white 35 mm negatives, and three folders of maps used in the project. Identification numbers from the map (hard to read on microfilm) are the key to finding a listing for a property. No original research in records was...

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SPC 2016.004.001 Holbrook Normal College & President’s Residence. Fountain City, Tenn. 9.25 x 7.25” sepia print mounted on board. 1 pc. SPC 2016.004.002 Young Ladies Hall - Holbrook Normal College. Fountain City, Tenn. 9.25 x 7.25” sepia print mounted on board. 1 pc. The building is the former Fountain Head Hotel. The property later became Central High School.

Scope and Contents Holbrook Normal College 1. Large white frame building [Ladies Hall], labeled on back ‘Fountain City.’ 9.75x7” image on matte. Faded sepia. 2. ‘Fountain City College.’ J.E. Story, photographer, Knoxville, Tenn. Brick bldg. with people in front of it and in windows. 8.25x6.5” image on matte. sepia. 3. ‘Fountain City College. N.A. Little.’ int. view of library. Pencil note with arrow ‘Dad.’ 9.5x7.25” Faded sepia. 4. Fountain City College. Ida & Miss Lourina Franklin, N.A. Little.’ Group...

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Holbrook Normal College class officers, 1900. Eight individual portraits, single mat with identifications listed below each photo.

Scope and Contents Home of Annie and Mae Dunlap, Woodlawn Pike, Knoxville 1930s. SPC 2015.001.001 Dunlap home built of square logs taken from James White home/ Fort (logs later restored into the rebuilding of the Fort). Owner’s mother (Laura Smelser Wuesthoff) and her brother Bud (Francis E. Smelser) lived with their aunts in the 1930s. SPC 2015.001.002 hand-planed door of the butler’s pantry SPC 2015.001.003 door from dining room to living room SPC 2015.001.004 close up of doorknob and doorplate with embedded...

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Home of Col. Matthew McClung, in 1933 home of W. P. Washburn, Kingston Pike, Knoxville. In 1939, site of Tyson Junior High School. Sepia 8x10”.