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Nashville (Tenn.) photographs, 1889-1918.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
12 items.
Photographs of Hume Fogg High School graduating class, Tarbox School class, Cummins Station, Nashville mayor Hillary Howse, 1889 electric streetcar, Hooper family home, Nashville in 1898, E.L. Holt Furniture Co., Nashville Fire Department, and a steamboat owned by Captain Tom Ryman.

Collection, 1859-1986.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
324 items + 1 v.
Consists of photographs from the Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Most of the photographs are identified. Also included is a historical sketch and minutes of the Ohava Emes Congregation, the predecessor of the West End Avenue Temple, Nashville, Tennessee.

Far Hills collection, 1929-1931.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
11 items.
Consists of correspondence pertaining to the construction of Far Hills, originally the home of W. Ridley Wills and currently the Governor's residence for the state of Tennessee, in Nashville. Most of the letters are from Hart, Freeland & Roberts, Architects.

Papers, 1889-1982.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
5 items.
Consists of a photograph of the Schubert family of Hohenwald, Tennessee, 1889; a photograph of Moritz A. Schubert and other early Hohenwald settlers, undated; a photograph of the presentation of a family painting to the city of Hohenwald, 1982. Also included are a press release and newspaper article about the presentation of the painting.

Papers, 1835-1983.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
300 items.
Consists of the papers of the Owen family of Covington, Tipton County, Tennessee. Collection includes accounts, announcements, clippings, correspondence, financial records, genealogies, notebooks, photographs, printed materials, school records, sermon notes, and several miscellaneous items, 1835-1983.

1810 tax list, Knox County, Kentucky [i.e. 1810 census, Knox County, Kentucky] / transcribed by Pollyanna Creekmore, [undated].

Tennessee State Library and Archives
1 item (39 p.)
Consists of a transcription of the 1810 Knox County, Kentucky census. Title page says "tax list."

Papers : addition, 1933.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
1 v.
Consists of a scrapbook kept by John A. Dahlgren of Nashville, Tennessee which includes clippings, letters, and genealogical data.

Map of survey, Indian bound[a]ry line of 1791, from South-West Point to Tuckaleechee Cove / as surveyed by Emil Sehorn.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
1 map

[Survey of the Nashville & Chattanooga railroad line through a part of Nashville, Tennessee].

Tennessee State Library and Archives
1 map

Extension of Cleveland, Tenn. cemetery : property of the Raht estate / O.A. Dietz, civ. engr., Chattanooga, Tenn.

Tennessee State Library and Archives
1 map

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