Knoxville's Tourist Attractions in the Jazz Age
Norris Dam Postcard | courtesy Knoxville History Project/Sam Furrow Knoxville Postcard Collection Collection Imagine you're a tourist in…
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Knoxville in the Jazz Age
A lot of us grew up hearing about "the '20s"--and even young people today have some concept of the idea. It's the '20s again, whether we're ready for…
Read More >Our Historic Parks: A Driving Tour
Collectively, our parks make a collection of surprising stories. One was a dairy farm turned Victorian park, the destination of the region's first…
Read More >An Unusual Way to See "Through the Unusual Door"
Early this year, the Knoxville Museum of Art (KMA) opened its new exhibit with more fanfare than has greeted any new show in years. "Through the…
Read More >A Return of the '50s?
In these days when many people are picking up groceries from sidewalk pickups, and meals from…
Read More >Irish Town
Knoxville once had a whole neighborhood where it was St. Patrick’s Day every day. It was populated…
Read More >7 Intriguing Knoxville Couples
Knoxville has been home to all sorts of couples in its 230-odd years, even back to the days of…
Read More >1920 in 2020
In 2020, you’ll hear a lot about centennials, especially the centennial of Suffrage, the shorthand…
Read More >Veteransville?
The Union Soldier’s Monument by Shawn Poynter Veterans Day, which we once knew as Armistice Day, is…
Read More >Our Most Literary Ghost
It's a chilling scene that comes out of nowhere. A young mother named Mary, whose husband, Jay, has…
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