Buildings
Found in 9 Collections and/or Records:
Color snapshot of 1987 painting by Gordon of old Custom House / Post Office
Color snapshot of 1987 painting by Gordon of old Custom House / Post Office (now the East Tennessee Historical Center), Knoxville, Tenn. Mounted, in mat.
East Tennessee Photographs (Miss Adah Stevenson)
Fire at Liberal Arts Building at Chilhowee Park
Fire at Liberal Arts Building at Chilhowee Park, Knoxville, Tenn. September 3, 1935. B&W 8x10” copy photograph.
Fouche Block Building
Two views of Fouche Block Building (Gay Street and Clinch Avenue), Knoxville, Tenn. Ext. One view shows location of Vernon’s Drugstore (Clinch Avenue). [December 1992]. B&W 8x10”
Jane Gray Buchanan Photograph Collection. Travels. Gift of Jane Gray Buchanan
Black-and-white photographs by Jane Gray Buchanan taken during travels throughout the world. Includes four articles about the artist and her husband, Joel Buchanan.
Locations include Argentina, Australia, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Egypt, Florida, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Massachusetts, Morocco, Portugal, Russia, Tennessee, and Utah.
Lawson McGhee Library & East Tennessee Historical Center
Lawson McGhee Library, 500 W. Church Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. exterior ca. 1984; East Tennessee Historical Center (formerly old Post Office and Custom House) 314 W. Clinch Ave., Knoxville, Tenn. exterior ca. 1984. B&W 5 x 7”.
New Market, Tenn.(photographs)
New Market, Tenn.: -One photograph of small building with 3 African American men in front; -Young African American woman holding book ‘Thy Kingdom Come.’ word Brazelton written on bottom; -Young African American woman holding diploma(?), words L .D. Fagg, Knoxville, Tenn. written on bottom; -Portrait of African American man; -Outdoor photograph of white woman with two children.
Van Deventer Building
Pamphet from Knoxville City Directory (1906?) about the Van Deventer Building (311-313 Wall Avenue; torn down to build TVA towers)
Article from April 7, 1980 Knoxville News-Sentinel. “Wall Avenue Building Was Site of Inventions” by Carson Brewer.