KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
BY
ANDREW MORRISON
1891

THE ENGLEHARDT SERIES:
AMERICAN CITIES
VOLUME 25

A LISTING OF THE TABLE OF CONTENTS - INCLUDING A SMALL SAMPLE OF THE MANY IMAGES IN THE BOOK

• Knoxville Briefly Described
  • A montage of images of the City Hall, High School, Cadet Drill at the University of Tennessee, Post Office, County Court House, and State Insane Asylum
  • Residences of the late Parson Brownlow and ex Gov. Blount
  • Deaf & Dumb Asylum and Insane Asylum
  • Scenery of the Holston and French Broad.; "Greystone," the residence of E.C. Camp, of the Coal Creek Coal Col. Cost $125,000.
  • Bleak House, the residence of R.H. Armstrong, Gen. Longstreet's Headquarters during the Siege of Knoxville, Nov., 1863.
  • Market Square, East Side.
  • Gay Street, Looking West
  • Post Office and Government Building.
  • Girls' High School, Bauman Bros. Architects.
• Three Knoxville's; In reality However, But One
  • "Westwood," Kingston Pike, Knoxville, residence of J.E. Lutz, dealer in boots and shoes, hats, etc.
  • Knoxville Savings Bank, M'Ghee Public Library Building
  • Court House of Knox County, Tennessee
  • Interior of the Knoxville Central Station, East Tennessee Telephone Company.
  • Residence of J.D. Cowan, of Cowan, M'Clung * Co., Wholesale Dry Goods
  • Fountain Head Hotel, Suburbs of Knoxville.
  • Hotel Vendome.
  • Palace Hotel and The Hotel Knox
  • Second Baptist Church, West Knoxville
  • Knoxville College and Tennessee Medical College
  • View from the Grounds of the University of Tennessee (montage)
  • University School of Knoxville, Baker & Himel, Principals
  • Knoxville Business College
  • M'Callum Block, Occupied by Young's College of Shorthand; University of Tennessee; and Y.M.C.A. or Borches Building
  • Scene on the Tennessee River
• Real Estate and Betterments
  • Offices of the Covenant Building and Loan Association; The Ross Flats, R.Z. Gill, Architect
  • Offices of the Southern Building and Loan Association of Knoxville
  • Residence of Mrs. D.J. Eggleston, Geo. F. Barber & Co., Architects
  • Knoxville In Gala Attire--Reunion of the Blue and Gray, October 7th, 1889
  • First Baptist Church, Knoxville Bauman Bros., Architects.
  • Residence of F.E. McArthur, of the McArthur Music House, Geo. F. Barber & Co., Architects
  • C.C. Sullins' Flats and residence of Mrs. Lou. M. Rogers, R.Z. Gill, Architect
  • Gaylon & Selden Co.'s Mill and Lumber Yards; Residence of Harvey Abrams, Building Contractor
  • Scenery, East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway ("The Sphinx, Emory River")
• Knoxville the Trade Center--its railroad, banking, distinctive and jobbing business and manufacturers.
  • Station and General Offices of the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railroad, Knoxville
  • A Mountain Grade--On the Line of the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway
  • Tennessee Scenery--On the Line of the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway
• Knoxville as a Financial Center
  • Offices of the Knoxville Fire Insurance Company
  • Offices of the Central Guarantee Life Association, Knoxville
  • Knoxville Offices of the Sun Life Insurance company of Louisville, L.P. Knoke, Agent
• Characteristic Trade
  • Auction Sale of Marble by T.S. Godfrey
  • First Trainload of Marble Shipped from Knoxville, John M. Ross, Shipper
  • Marble Works of W. H. Evans & Son
  • Confederate Monument, Knoxville, made by Geo. W. Callahan & Bros.
  • Works of the East Tennessee Stone and Marble Company
  • Entrance to the Mines of the East Tennessee Coal Company, Near Jellico, Tenn.
  • Coal Chute of the Coal Creek Coal Company, at Coal Creek, Anderson County, Tenn.; and J.P. Carpenter's Coal and Brick Yards, Knoxville
  • Tipple House at the Mines of the Tennessee Coal Mining Company, Briceville, Tenn.
• Knoxville's Jobbing Trade
  • W.B. Lockett & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
  • The Knoxville Stock Yards
  • W.W. Woodruff & Co., Wholesale Hardware
  • The Greer Machinery Company's Warehouse
  • Shetterly & Tipton's Place
  • Shepard & Manny, Plumbers' Offices
  • Thomas Kane & Co.'s Factory, at Chicago, Beech Bros. & Co., Knoxville
  • Knoxville Supply Co.'s Warehouse and Yards.
  • Daniel & Bostwick, Dry Goods and Mester, Newcomer & Paulus, Dry Goods House
  • Powers, Little & Co., Wholesale Clothing
  • Cullen & Newman, Wholesale Crockery
  • Interior and Exterior of The McArthur Music House
  • McCrary & Brabson, Photographers' Supplies
  • Davis Sewing Machine Works, at Dayton, Ohio, J.E. Martin, Agent at Knoxville; and S.W. Graves' Carpet and Furniture Store
• Knoxville As A Manufacturing Place
  • Knoxville Car Wheel Works
  • Dempster's Machine Shop
  • H.O. Nelsen's Iron Fence Factory
  • Hooker, Littlefield & Steere, Manufacturing Confectioners; and Peter Kern's Wholesale Confectionery.
  • Swan Bros., City Bakery
  • Knoxville Brewery
  • S.B. Newman & Co.'s Printing House and Bayless, King & Cruze, Stoves, Tinware, etc.
  • The National Garment cutter Company's Establishment
  • National Manufacturing Company's Offices
• The State of Tennessee
  • Moccasin Bend, Tennessee River, from Lookout Mountain, Near Chattanooga
  • The State House of Tennessee, Nashville
  • "The Hermitage," Near Nashville, Tennessee, Showing Jackson's original cabin home, and on the right his tomb
  • Home and Tomb of President Polk, Nashville, Tennessee
  • Statue of Jackson, Capitol Grounds, Nashville, Tennessee
  • National Cemetery, Knoxville, Tennessee
  • Sunset Rock, Lookout Mountain--Line of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Railway
  • Ante-Bellum Residence Type, Tennessee
• General Index

This page last updated 10/17/02 and copyright (c) 2002 by Charles A. Reeves, Jr.