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Knoxville
In
the Olden Time - A
reproduction of an article from Harper's New
Monthly Magazine, published in 1885 (Vol. LXXI,
No. 421-6), written by Edmund Kirke. The entire
article is on-line, and I have donated he original
copy to The McClung Collection in Knoxville. 1907
Souvenir History of Knoxville, TN,. This 96-page booklet, originally
published by the Knoxville Engraving Company and
edited by W. M. Goodman, promotes the city of
Knoxville and includes many interesting tidbits,
photographs, and advertisements of the era. At
8-1/2" x 11" in size, it is smaller than the 10" x
13" original, although due to the wide margins of
the original, the images themselves are only
slightly reduced. It is fascinating reading and a
"must" for those interested in the history of
Knoxville. Paperback, professionally bound and
published; ISBN 978-0-9800984-2-6.
Knoxville, Tennessee,. A 128-page booklet, originally
published in 1891 as an edition of The Englehardt
Series on American Cities by Andrew Morrison. It
is 8-1/2" x 11" in size, slightly larger than the
original. It includes numerous engraved images of
scenes, buildings, businesses, and homes in the
city, and a brief index. Paperback, professionally
bound and published; ISBN 978-0-9800984-1-9.
Historical Album of East Tennessee - 1898,. A 40-page booklet, originally
copyrighted by W. A. J. Moore. It is 8-1/2" x 11"
in size, slightly larger than the original. It
includes photos of homes, business and other
landmarks, and many advertisements for businesses
in the city of Knoxville, TN. This version has
been converted to vertical format because of
printing issues, and to make reading easier.
Paperback, professionally bound and published;
ISBN 978-0-9800984-5-7.
Pictures of Knoxville [Tennessee]. A 78-page booklet, originally
published around 1904 by Russell Harrison. It is
8-1/2" x 11" in size, and includes B/W photographs
and engravings of scenes, buildings, businesses,
and homes in the city, along with a brief
introduction. The original version was in a
horizontal format. This version has been converted
to vertical format because of printing issues, and
to make reading easier. Paperback, professionally
bound and published; ISBN 978-0-9800984-4-0. Battle of Campbell Station.
A 47-page booklet, an original publication by
Charles A. Reeves, Jr.. It is 8-1/2" x 11" in
size, and is a transcription of an article that
appeared in the December 7, 1863 issue of the New-York
Daily Tribune. It includes information
about this battle, as well as the Siege of
Knoxville, The Battles of Chattanooga and
Chickamauga, and other action. Several color
images include one of an original painting by Paul
J. Long (used with permission). Paperback,
professionally bound and published; ISBN
978-0-9800984-0-2. Photographs from the Appalachian
and National Conservation Expositions -
Knoxville, Tennessee, 1910-1913. A
reproduction of photos contained in the report of
the Expositons issued in 1914. By Charles A.
Reeves, Jr. and Billie R. McNamara. It is 8-1/2" x
11" in size and 96 pages. Paperback,
professionally bound and published; ISBN
978-0-9800984-6-4. Standard History of Knoxville,
Tennessee. This book is a reproduction of
the original book published in 1900, edited by
William Rule with George F. Mellen and J.
Wooldridge collaborators. It is an extremely
detailed report of the history of the city up to
that date, with this version including
illustrations of scenes of the city and its
surroundings from other publications of the era.
More importantly, it also includes a very thorough
index, which was not in the original publication,
and to the author's knowledge, has not been
available previously in print. This edition
encompasses nearly 800 pages. It is 6" x 9" in
size. Paperback, professionally bound and
published; ISBN 978-0-9800984-9-5. Cemeteries of Clay County,
Tennessee by Jane Hembree Crowley and
Charles A. Reeves, Jr. is based on Walter E.
Webb's book, Clay
County, Tennessee Tombstone Inscriptions.
With
additional information: A full name index, Burials
after Webb’s last canvasses, Cemetery GPS
coordinates (where known), Grave relocation
information due to construction of the Dale Hollow
Dam (with maps), and family connections. These two
volumes encompass nearly 750 pages.
Clay, Jackson, and Putnam
Counties, Tennessee is a 314-page
index of major landmarks in three counties in the
Upper Cumberland River area of Middle Tennessee.
The landmarks were determined from USGS maps and
other sources, and include Cemeteries, Churches,
Schools, Waterways, Roadways, Municipalities, and
Benchmarks, with the emphasis being on cemeteries.
It also includes detailed color maps and locating
information, along with a complete last name
index. This book is out-of-print.
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