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Tennessee was formed in 1796 from North Carolina and Native American treaty lands. Tennessee grew from the lands of our fathers in the Cherokee and Chickasaw Indian Nations.
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Our history is wide, varied and wonderfully interesting. From pre-historic mound builders to modern day technology, Tennessee has it all. FromMemphis, Tennessee's Beale Steet Blues, Elvis Presley & Chickasaw State Park...From Nashville, the home of country music & state capitol, to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Cherokee National Forest, Tennessee has something for everyone. Tennessee first saw white settlement in the very early 1780's...when it was still North Carolina. |
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 6. Knox Co. Courthouse 7. Smith Co Residence 8. Cannon Co. Cemetery 8.The only known existing picture of any of the Caleb Starr Plantation buildings McMinn Co. 9. Sequatchie Co. Courthouse 10. Sevier Co. Gristmill (If you have photos to contribute to this site please forward. to address below)
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