Memories of Marion

    In the 1950s and 1960s, Stuckey’s Candy Shop at Kimball was located where the Krystal Restaurant is today. The notation at the back of this… Login to continue reading Login…

    This postcard shows what South Pittsburg’s First National Bank looked like in 1906.  The people, from left to right, are Tom Mix, company officer for… Login to continue reading Login…

    This postcard of the Dixie Portland Cement Plant at Richard City/South Pittsburg dates from the Fall of 1910. The cement plant was constructed… Login to continue reading Login…

    This Real Picture Postcard of the Marion Memorial Bridge at Guild dates from 1939. The bridge was built in 1929 and featured an unusual… Login to continue reading Login…

    Clents Restaurant and Gift Shop Fireworks-Country Hams as it appeared in 1981, was located next to Interstate 24 at the Martin Springs Exit. In 1983… Login to continue reading Login…

    Tooter Moss started out small in the auto business in South Pittsburg in the late 1950s, advertising as having the “Cleanest Used Cars… Login to continue reading Login…

    Tom and Sue Dyer were the original owners of this hotel located just east of the Marion Memorial Bridge in Guild. This image dates… Login to continue reading Login…

    This is one of several Real Picture Postcards produced for R. M. Payne who owned and operated Wonder Cave. Dating from 1906, the… Login to continue reading Login…

    This is one of about a half dozen different postcards of the Dixie Portland Cement Plant at Richard City which started in 1906. Richard… Login to continue reading Login…

    It was the most dangerous portion of the river to navigate for two centuries, the Grand Canyon of the Tennessee River is most times… Login to continue reading Login…