Memories of Marion

    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…

    This postcard dates from the spring of 1909 and shows the construction of the lock on Hales Bar Dam at Guild. Early postcards… Login to continue reading Login…

    From 1892 to 1930 the Eagle Pencil Mill operated here in South Pittsburg utilizing local cedar that was sent to the main plant… Login to continue reading Login…

    This 1908 postcard may be Cleavets Spring, which was located under Lodge’s Point in South Pittsburg. Lodge’s Point got its name from Joseph… Login to continue reading Login…

    This real picture postcard is from around 1949, coming up the mountain from Jasper to Tracy City via U.S. Highway 41. Submitted by… Login to continue reading Login…

    H. Caldwell took this photograph of this beautiful old Lusk home near Suck Creek on August 26,1917 and Photographic Appliances Corporation of Minneapolis,… Login to continue reading Login…