Post Offices
Found in 13 Collections and/or Records:
Anthony Trent Collection.
C. W. Charlton affidavit and petition, 1864.
Affidavit of C.W. Charlton, Post Master of Knoxville, Tenn., then in Pulaski County, Va. December 14, 1864. ADS 1 pc. (2 pp.). Re: request for a writ of habeas corpus for his postmaster’s commission. + C.W. Charlton’s petition for a writ of habeas corpus, Pulaski County, Va. December 14, 1864. ADS 1 pc. + photocopies re: C.W. Charlton as post master and these documents.
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)
George W. and John J. Graham Papers, 1864-1949.
James Shields Papers.
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”.
Post Office / Custom House
Post Office / Custom House exterior with 7 horse drawn mail cars and postmen waiting for mail. Shows south side of the building. 8x10” sepia print mounted on 12x14” board. Knaffl & Brakebill. Second print is interior shot on first floor of same building, with group gathered around a desk trophy on desk (possibly Post Office in ca. 1910 addition). 8x10” sepia print mounted on 12x14” board. Knaffl & Brakebill. 2 folders.
Postmen
Copy photographs of: group of postmen on the steps of the old Post Office and Custom House, Knoxville, Tenn (ID on back, with two Gossetts); Erastus Gossett in postman’s uniform with son Dewey in his mail bag. May 2, 1901. 4x6” sepia tone copy prints. ID in envelope.
Rita Postal Ledger, 1898-1899.
Quarterly Postal Account Fourth Class Office of Alouzo (Alonzo?) Murphy, postmaster at Rita (Ritta ?), Knox County, Tenn., June 1898 to December 1899. 1 ledge volume. Found in the Custom House, Knoxville, Tenn.
Stump Knob, Tennessee, Postmaster Appointment of Jacob A. Smith, 1887; New Bond for Postmaster Jacob A. Smith, 189_ .
One oversize certificate naming Jacob A. Smith the Postmaster of Stump Knob, Johnson County, Tenn. February 7, 1887. Signed by Wm. F. Vilas, Postmaster General. ADS 1 pc. with seal. + 189_ partially completed New Bond form for Jacob A. Smith, Stump Knox, Johnson County, Tenn. ! pc. + empty 1888 envelope reg. #40 to the Postmaster at Stump Knob.
Thomas Wier Papers, 1819-1897.
Papers of Thomas Wier, who lived in Jacksboro, Tenn. Papers date from: no date, 1819-1897. Papers include: early Post Office forms, 1820s-1850s; Post Office business; personal and business correspondence.
Walnut Cove or Jacksborough [Tenn.] Post Office (1815-1831) Quarterly Reports.
Jacksborough, Tenn., Post Office (1815-1831) Quarterly Reports. Walnut Cove, 2 reports, 1815; Jacksborough 5 reports; 2, n.d.; 2, 1820; 1, 1831. Jacksborough in Campbell County was founded in 1805 as Walnut Cove; name changed to Jacksborough in 1819.