Knoxville's Old City: A Short History

Knoxville's Old City: A Short HistoryHardback The Old City's history is a story of intersections. Near the spot where Jackson and Central cross, Knoxville's rail based economy boomed. Saloons and "resorts" (aka brothels) flourished while reformers fought poverty and plague. Immigrants built lasting legacies. Black businesses thrived. Music of all sorts folk, jazz, country, rock'n'roll has always played an important roll. Jack Neely, the award winning Knoxville journalist and historian,

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The observation deck closes Mon-Sat from 12:30-1:30 for an employee meal break

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Kristen Combs is the Director of Communications & Social Strategies for Visit Knoxville

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State of Tennessee Illustrated Coffee Mug

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gathering uranium-235 to fuel the first atomic bomb

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