Stationery

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Beaver Ridge Church and Cemetery. (color print card) of original artwork by Barbara Clinton Quinn

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Hill-Billy Village, Pigeon Forge, Tenn. stationery (8 x 10) (bright yellow with red letters)

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Hotel Farragut, Knoxville (Tenn.) Stationery

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Ten notecards released by the Jim Gray Gallery in Gatlinburg (Tenn.) Images include: “Sunning” “High Autumn Ridges” “Gothic Arches” “Afternoon Light” “Heron in Flight” “High in the Smokies” “Cloud Shadows” “Red Tailed Hawk” “Ridge Light” “I Look to the Hills”

Scope and Contents Notecards printed for birthday celebration. Blank inside.Front: line drawing signed by Bud Albers, Jr. of the front of the Knoxville High School building and the World War I monument in front of the school.Back of the card printed The KHS 100th Birthday Celebration May 29, 2010 HISTORIC KNOXVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Opened 1910 - Closed 1951 101 East Fifth Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee The World War I Doughboy Monument Erected in 1921 by officers and men of the 117th...

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Knoxville Quarterback Club (sheet of blank stationery)

Scope and Contents 1) Inside message cut out. Front: black & white drawing of Willard House Back: “THE BUILDINGS OF MARYVILLE COLLEGE #2; Maryville, Tennessee; Willard House, built 1890 to be the home of the president of the College, currently houses the alumni and development offices. G. David Campbell, Artist”2) Inside message “May you experience peace & joy this Christmas” signed Gerald & Rachel Gibson Front: black & white drawing of Fayerweather Hall Inside: “Built in...

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Cards, images, newspaper clippings glued to pages of scrapbook. Most images and clippings of women’s clothing and hats as well as social events (worldwide, not Knoxville). Pages crumbling on edges. Binding damaged, many pages loose. First page, in pencil “Mildred Ager [Eager?] Cumberland Gap, Tenn.”

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“Return for Stationary for the month of February for Captain Richard Sparks’s Company in the 3rd U.S. Regiment.” Knoxville. February 9, 1797. Requests for three quires paper, fifteen quills, and one ink stand. Signed by Richd Sparks. ADS 1 pc.