Knox County (Tenn.) Courthouse (Court House)

Seven Knoxville designs in cross stitch done by Margaret Reagan from projects created by the Knoxville Chapter, Embroiderers’ Guild of America. Included are the L & N Station, the Knox County Court House, the Southern Railway Station, Blount Mansion, Hopecote, the Market House, and the Westmoreland Waterwheel.

“Dedication and Unveiling Ceremonies, Spanish War Veterans Monument, Knoxville, 1940”

“Dedicatory and Unveiling Ceremonies Spanish War Veterans’ Monument on Court House Lawn, Knoxville, Tennessee, Sunday, June 30, 1940” (Dedication Program) Knox County Court House “Under the auspices of Jack Bernard Camp No. 1, United Spanish War Veterans, of Knoxville, Tennessee”

Footage of Civil Rights protests at the Tennessee Theatre and the Knox County Courthouse in Knoxville, TN.

Notes cards issued by Fidelity Federal Savings, Knoxville, Tenn., picturing East Tennessee historic sites: Marble Springs, Knox County Courthouse, Kelly House, Blount Mansion, Rocky Mount, Fort Loudon, Chota, and the James White Fort. Artist: Louis Spitzer of Chattanooga (KNS, 2 October 1979)

Proposal of the Knox County Courthouse Historical Preservation Committee January 1979 - includes two notecards with a drawing by T. Chandler of the Old Knox County Courthouse.

A reel of 11 newsfilm segments spliced together. See "Markings" note for descriptive labels attached to these segments

Old Knox County Courthouse Re-use. Burr/Green Associated Architects. Renovation and restoration plans for the Knox County Courthouse (b. 1885)

Old Knox County Courthouse Re-use drawings by Burr & Green Associated Architects. Ca. 1986.

QMM.1997-001 a : Photocopies of plans and drawings of the Knox County Court House, from Palliser’s Court Houses, City Halls, Jails, etc., No. 2, July 1889. Includes cover sheet and plates 31-36. Copies obtained from the Library of Congress (correspondence re: copies is with plans). + original photographic prints added to folder QMM.1997-001 b. Made by the Library of Congress in 1979. Six photographic prints.

Twelve scrapbooks (in 6 boxes) of Knoxville Service Director, City Manager, and Mayor Walter W. Mynatt, 1922-1941; photographs (some copy photographs) of Knoxville, Henley Street Bridge, and the original McGhee Tyson Airport building. Includes 5 historic photographs by C. Kinzel and a color print of the Knoxville city flag; personal and political papers; small artifacts.