Knoxville was Tennesee's first capital, one of the Civil War's most complicated places to live, and one of the South's leading industrial and educational centers - as well as home to several nationally influential writers and musicians. The guide encompasses the old brick buildings of Knoxville's downtown core, historic neighborhoods and parks, and selected cemeteries and statuary - as well as a couple suggested literary walks. Visitor-friendly maps help readers explore the city's historic landscape. Included are the geographically distinctive campus of the University of Tennessee, and Knoxville's Civil War site both obvious and obscure. The publisher, the Knoxville History Project, is an educational nonprofit devoted to researching and promoting the often surprising, inspiring, and perplexing history of Knoxville.

Historic Knoxville: The Curious Visitors Guide to It's Stories and Places

Jack Neely

Knoxville History Project

A Splendid Instinct: Robert Webb and the Founding of the Webb School of Knoxville

Iris Press

"This book consists of 1 to 3 page vignettes of local, often offbeat history of Knoxville, Tennessee. Most were originally published in MetroPulse, the town's alternative newspaper."

Knoxville's Secret History

Scruffy City Publishing

Secret History II: Stories About Knoxville, Tennessee

Knoxville: Green by Nature tells the story of the city's revitalization of its downtown and the mobilizing effect it has had on the community. The coffee table book is an intimate narrative of the city's rebirth, its vision and imaginatioin that continues to forge a sustainable future for its citizens, earning national recognition among progressive communities. A lavishly illustrated, full-color book printed in a hard-bound 9"x12" format with 272 pages. The book also celebrates individuals, corporations and institutions whose combined insight and actions have shaped the community's ongoing renaissance.

Knoxville Green by Nature

History

Americas

Urban Renaissance Books

Historic Bearden

Windrock Land Company

Independent Publisher

Outstanding stories and other imaginings on...war and dismembrance, Cormac McCarthy, the straight life, a digital moon, our sacred ditty, vanishing acts, second chances, growing up tough, shedding skin, inside the nuclear test zone, the path to divine joy, the girl who didn't believe in love, prize winning stories, articles, and poems, humor, and more.

New Millenium Writings 2004-05 (14)

David Morse

Thomas O'Malley

Tom Larsen

New Messenger Writing & Publishing

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