Memories of Marion

    This real picture postcard from 1950 shows a close-up view of the cave at Martin Springs. Signs say, “Help us keep the spring… Login to continue reading Login…

    In this October 1934 image, South Pittsburg Firechief John Milton Humble along with other members of the fire department pose on their new fire… Login to continue reading Login…

    This is a 1950s chrome view of Hales Bar Dam from the west bank of the river. In 1933, R. J. Hoge Sr.… Login to continue reading Login…

    This image of U.S. Highway 41 as it snakes through the head of Battle Creek toward Monteagle likely dates from the late 1920s/early 1930s.… Login to continue reading Login…

    Located five miles east of Jasper next to Nickajack Lake, the Brendalene Motel is believed to be the first motel in Jasper to have… Login to continue reading Login…

    This is an artist rendition of the Aycock Hosiery Mill at South Pittsburg in 1908. Constructed in 1905 and located on Railroad Avenue next… Login to continue reading Login…

    Kate’s Bar-B-Q was in operation at the Dixie Lee Junction in Kimball for decades. This postcard dates from 1952 and six people are… Login to continue reading Login…

    Looking north, this image shows the left side of Cedar Avenue in South Pittsburg around 1940. The Coca-Cola truck is parked in front… Login to continue reading Login…

    For three-quarter of a century the NC & StL Railroad Depot at Sewanee served Marion Countians as they traveled throughout Tennessee and the United… Login to continue reading Login…

    The Lankester Hotel opened in 1900 on the square in Jasper. It was owned by Mr. J. G. Lancaster, “a retired traveling man… Login to continue reading Login…