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Tennessee was formed in 1796 from North Carolina. Tennessee grew from the lands of the Cherokee and Chickasaw Indian Nations.
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SCENES OF TENNESSEE
1. East Tennessee Power Company, 1938, Polk Co., TN
2. Old Fort Marr, Circa 1950's, Benton, Polk Co., Tennessee
3. John Oliver cabin, Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountains
4. Benton Banking Company, 1880, Polk Co., TN.
5. Giles County Courthouse
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Sequatchie County Courthouse Sevier County Grist Mill
Seal of the Great State of Tennessee
The only known existing picture of any of the Caleb Starr Plantation buildings
McMinn County Tennessee
