Dogwood Arts Festival (Knoxville, Tenn.)

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Files on the Dogwood Arts Festival in Knoxville, 1962-1988 (and as received), collected by Mrs. A .C. McKee. Includes history of the festival, brochures, clippings, etc. Additional material added as received.

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Brochure from the first annual Dogwood Arts Festival in Knoxville, Tenn. on April 20-30, 1961. Includes list of Participating Organizations, Schedule of Events, List of Exhibits, and informative blurb about the festival.

Scope and Contents Original limited edition prints from the Dogwood Arts Festival:17 - Annual limited-edition prints for the Dogwood Arts Festival, Knoxville: 1980 No title (flowers in containers on shelves), [Festival Flowers], D. Galloway. 509/1000, signed. 1986 No title (wagon near white house),[Roddy Farm], R. Windsor Mann. 281/1000, signed. 1988 No title (quilt with dogwoods), [Quilted Tradition] J. Church. 183/1000, signed. 1991 Tennessee Jewels, Gary Manson. 1373/1600, signed. 1992 Spring Rainbow,...

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Dogwood Arts Festival Scrapbooks. Collection not processed but placed in archival boxes. Inventory is available. Photographs start in 1992. Scrapbooks 1962-1979.

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Dogwood Arts Festival Scrapbooks. Collection not processed but placed in archival boxes. Inventory is available. Photographs start in 1992. Scrapbooks 1962-1979.

Scope and Contents 4 framed photographs (ca. 1960s?). Bill Tracy Photography: Spence Shoe Shop, Kimball's, Fowler's, Penny's, The Knox, and others. Glass is loose in the frame. Photograph is faded and is 19 x 15" in a 26 x 22" frame. Day view. Bill Tracy Photography: Corner of Gay Street and Clinch looking north toward the Sterchi Building. Day view with buses, shoppers, and cars. 19 x 15" color photograph in 27 x 23" frame. Bill Tracy Photography: Market Square, night view, during Dogwood Arts Festival....

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Materials from October 2020 donation not related to 1982 World’s Fair. Separated from original collection (MSC 0900).

Finding aid available.

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Local Posters, folder 5: 22. “Knoxville’s A’Bloom: Dogwood Arts Festival, April 13-29, 1984.” Design by Mitch McCampbell, illustration by Frank Mendeola 23. “Knoxville Speed,” Family Night. Knoxville Speed (skaters) vs. Fort Wayne Komets, no date. 24. “Way To Go Vols,” printed on the back of : The Goal Post , Special Edition: “Vols #1 Nat’l Champs,” Jan. 4, 1999. (football) 25. “City of Knoxville Expo 10,000,” Knoxville Track Club, 1990 (on heavy board)