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- McClellan-style saddle of Capt. Barton Roby Brown, CSA
- This McClellan-style saddle belonged to Roby Brown, of Johnson County, Tenn., according to the donor. Capt. Barton Roby Brown recruited the only regular CSA unit from Johnson County, originally Co. F, 7th N.C. Cav. Regt., CSA, later Co. A, 6th N.C....
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- Grainger County election return for referendum on secession, Feb. 9, 1861
- Grainger County 3rd civil district election return signed by Judge W. H. Meek, et. al., for the historic first referendum on secession in Tennessee, just prior to the Civil War. Tally 25 to 1 in favor of the convention.
- Looking Back - The Civil War in Tennessee
- John J. Irvine
- Farmers; Railroads; County government
- Head and shoulders engraving of J. J. Irvine. Engraving is part of a biographical sketch.
- Reconstruction and the African-American Legacy in Tennessee
- Hickman County School Bus
- Education - Tennessee; Education - History - Tennessee; School buildings - Tennessee
- Side view of a Hickman County school bus. In the background is a water tower.
- Early 20th Century Schoolhouses
- Binding wheat in Obion County
- Wheat; Mules; Agricultural laborers; Farm produce; Harvesting machinery; Agricultural machinery & implements; Farms; Farm life
- Four individuals (male and female) binding wheat using mule-drawn equipment.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Plowing with a team of mules
- Plowing; Mules; Muleteers; Farms; Croplands; Outbuildings; Farm life; Haystacks; Agricultural facilities; Barns; Agricultural laborers; Agricultural machinery & implements
- Young man in the foreground plowing with a team of three mules. The background is filled with a haystack, farm buildings, and Wilson County farmland.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Cul-Car-Mac, the Falls of Fall Creek, near Smithville, Tennessee
- Waterfalls; Streams; Cliffs; Lithography; Books
- The falls of Fall Creek in Dekalb County, Tennessee. There is one man standing at the top of the falls, while two men are at the foot of the falls.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Corn Shocks at Unidentified Home in Robertson County
- Corn; Corn shocks; Farm life; Harvesting; Farms
- Unidentified home in Robertson County, Tennessee. In the foreground are several corn shocks and a cleared field.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Cultivated fields near Springfield, Tennessee
- Croplands; Haystacks
- Arable land showing haystacks and lines of trees in the distance.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Mossy Creek Farm
- Lithographs; Agriculture; Farmhouses; Farm life; Mills; Livestock; Dirt roads; Bridges
- Lithograph of the Mossy Creek Farm in Jefferson County (Tenn.) depicting a mill, farm buidings, houses, farm animals, roads, and a bridge.
- Nineteenth Century Agricultural Resources
- Joe E. Williams and Captain Towner Speaking Engagement
- Broadsides; Handbills; Fliers (printed matter); Posters; Public speaking
- Broadside with "Speaking!!" written in broad letters. The text states: "Joe E. Williams, the Colored Orator of Nashville, and Capt. Towner, of Marshall County, will speak at Fayetteville Next Saturday Night. All are Invited!"
- Throwaway History - The Broadside in American Culture
- Memphis-Shelby County Building
- Centennial celebrations; Exhibitions; Fairs; Exhibition buildings; Commercialism; Pyramids
- Black and white photograph of the Memphis-Shelby County building at the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. The building is in the shape of a pyramid. Surrounding the building are Egyptian columns.
- Tennessee Centennial Exposition
- Ashport to Memphis Confederate Map, circa 1861
- Maps; Forts & fortifications; Batteries (Weaponry); Artillery (Weaponry); Cities & towns; Islands; Wetlands; Plantations; Rivers; Bodies of water; Military camps
- This military map was hand-drawn on linen by Albert Martin around 1861 and stretches along the Mississippi River from Ashport in the north to Memphis in the south. Though detailed in its presentation of waterways, swamps, bluffs, plantations,...
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Davidson County, Tennessee Soil Map, 1903
- Maps
- Soil map of Davidson County surveyed by William G. Smith and Hugh H. Bennett in 1903.
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Hardeman County, Tennessee, Map, 1923
- Maps
- A Tennessee Board of Natural Resources map of Hardeman County based on surveys by C. R. Watkins, Jr. in 1916 and C. C. Anderson and R. Perrin in 1921. Shows towns, roads, railroads, streams, drainage canals, residences, churches, schools, and...
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Jackson County, Tennessee Soil Map, 1913
- Maps
- Soil map of Jackson County (Tenn.) by R. F. Rogers of the U. S. Department of Agriculture and J. H. Derden of the Tennessee Geological Survey. Shows rivers, streams, towns, schools, and churches
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Hawkins County, Tennessee Rural Delivery Routes Map, undated
- Maps
- An undated map of Hawkins County (Tenn.) showing rural delivery routes, dwellings, schools, cemeteries, communities, stores and churches.
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Dickson County, Tennessee, Map, 1923
- Maps
- Survey map of Dickson County (Tenn.) based on the Tennessee Geological Survey of 1922. Shows civil districts, towns, roads, railroads, streams, drainage canals, residences, churches, schools, cemeteries, mines, and quarries.
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- Map of Humphreys County, Tennessee, 1928
- Maps; Roads; Streams; Railroads; Dwellings; Churches; Schools; Cemeteries; Settlements
- Shows roads, streams, residences, churches, schools, cemeteries, civil districts, railroads, and names of settlements. "State of Tennessee. Department of Education. Division of Geology. Walter F. Pond, State Geologist, Nashville. Map of Humphreys...
- Historical Maps of Tennessee
- At Clinic for Anti-Rabie[s] Treatment
- Women; Children; Clinics; Healthcare
- Two women and three children in front of the Rutherford County Child Health Demonstration Building.
- Dr. Harry Mustard Photo Album