Monuments & memorials
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Blount Mansion Photographs
Blount Mansion (2 ext.; main hall; drawing room); portrait of Governor William Blount; monument in memory of Mary Boyce Temple (DAR); St. John’s Episcopal Church (int.).
Dinwiddie and Saylor memorial (re: arrest of Harvey Logan, 1915).
Memorial to officers Robert T. Saylor and William Dinwiddie re: arrest of outlaw Harvey Logan, 1915. Postcard picturing William Dinwiddie. Ca. 1914 newspaper clipping re: death of Dinwiddie.
Dixie Lee Wyatt Crosby Memorial Information
Information on Dixie Lee Day, November 8, 2019 by Tennessee State Senate Resolution No. 4. As well as the Dixie Lee Historical Marker and other memorials.
Dixie Lee Wyatt Crosby was born Wilma Winifred Wyatt on November 4, 1909 in Harriman, Tennessee. She adopted the stage name “Dixie Lee” after joining Fox Film Corp. in 1929. She married Bing Crosby a year later and they had four children. She died of ovarian cancer in 1952.
“Silent Sentinels” by Michael Sawyer
Brochure for the East Tennessee Veterans Memorial 10th Anniversary titled “Silent Sentinels” by Michael Sawyer dated November 15, 2018. Description of the Memorial and its history.
