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Title: West End Of Mt. Le Conte Scenic (TN), Linen PM 1936 Jul-15 Description: This view of the west end of Mt. Le Conte is seen from near Fightin Creek Gap, on the state highway between Gatlinburg and Elkmount.		Title: Greetings From Tennessee Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: Iris, State Flower of Tennessee. The State of Tennessee is proud of its heritage and History. The State Bird is the Mockingbird The State Flower is the Irish The State Tree is Tulip Poplar The State Motto: "America at its Best" State Nickname: "Volunteer State".

Title: Lookout Mountain From The Tennessee River Scenic (TN), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1903 Mar-31		Title: The Loop On The L. & N. Railroad Scenic (TN), Linen unused Description: The Loop on the L. & n. Railroad, Near Tennessee-Georgia Line.

Title: U. S. 25 Between Jellico And Follette Scenic (TN), Real Photo unused		Title: U. S. 25 In The Cumberland Mountains Scenic (TN), Real Photo unused Description: Between Jellico and Lafollette


Title: U. S. 25 In The Cumberland Mountains Scenic (TN), Real Photo unused Description: Between Jellico and Lafollette		Title: U. S. 25 W. Between Jellico And Lafollette Scenic (TN), Real Photo unused

Title: Tennessee State Shrine Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: "Rocky Mount," the first capitol of the Territory of the United States West of the Allegheny Mountains and South of the River Ohio (1790 - 1792). Original Cobb-Massengill Home (1770) and Kitchen. Museum not shown. Located Highway IIE, between Bristol and Johnson City, Tennessee.		Title: Strawberry Time In West Tennessee Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: Humboldt is the center of the largest berry and vegetable growing area in Tennessee. Pictured is the strawberry Princess at the West Tenn. Strawberry Festival held annually in early May

Title: Greetings From Tennessee Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: Picture at left: Tennessee State Capitol Nashville, Tenn. Picture at Right: The Hermitage, the home of Pres. Andrew Jackson, 12 miles east of Nashville on U.S. Hwy. 70.		Title: Greetings From Clarksville Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: The lower area of the great Tennessee Valley is totally unlike any other section of this great country. It is a land that lives on the tradition of southern hospitality and the deep throated echo of steamboat whistles, cotton plantations and some of the most interesting prehistoric, pioneer and Confederate history.

Title: Greetings From Kentucky Lake Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: The lower area of the great Tennessee Valley is totally unlike any other section of this great country. It is a land that lives on the tradition of southern hospitality and the deep throated echo of steamboat whistles, cotton plantations and some of the most interesting prehistoric, pioneer and Confederate history.		Title: Greetings From Paris Landing State Park Scenic (TN), Chrome unused Description: The lower area of the great Tennessee Valley is totally unlike any other section of this great country. It is a land that lives on the tradition of southern hospitality and the deep throated echo of steamboat whistles, cotton plantations and some of the most interesting prehistoric, pioneer and Confederate history.

Title: The Tennessee Valley Scenic (TN), Linen unused Description: Norris Dam - 265 ft. high; 1872 ft. long; shore line 705 miles. Guntersville Dam - 80 ft. high; 3,980 ft. long; shore line, 584.6 miles. Wheeler Dam - 72 ft. high; 6,335 ft. long; shore line 951 miles. Wilson Dam - 137 ft. high; 4,860 ft. long; 2 locks in tandem. Pickwick Landing Dam - 107 ft. high; 7,715 ft. long; shore line, 550 mt. Chickamauga Dam - 104 ft. high; 5,685 ft. long; shore line, 712 miles. Fowler Bend Dam - 300 ft. high; 1,265 ft. long; shore line, 150 miles. Map by courtesy of Tennessee valley authourity. The TVA area embraces more than 40,000 square miles and encompasses the drainage area of teh Tennessee River and its tributaries in Tennessee and portions of six other states - Virginia, North Carolina. Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Kentucky. More than 2,000,000 people live within this area. All of the dams shown on the map, with the exception of Fowler Bend Dam, are now under construction or completed.		Title: My Homeland Scenic (TN), Linen unused Description: O Tennessee, that gave us birth, To thee our hearts bow down. For thee our love and loyalty Shall weave a fadeless crown. Thy purple hills our cradle was; Thy fields our mother breast. Beneath they sunny ended skies, Our childhood days were blessed. Chorus: O Tennessee: Fair Tennessee; Our love for thee can never die: Dear Homeland, Tennessee. Twas long ago our fathers came. A free and noble band. Across the mountains frowning heights. To seek a promised land. And here before their raptured eyes; In beauteous majesty; Outspread the smiling valleys Of the winding Tennessee, Could we forget our heritage Of heroes strong and brave? Could we do aught but cherish it, Unsullied to the grave? Ah no! the State where Jackson sleeps, Shall every peerless be We glory in they majesty: Our homeland, Tennessee.

Title: Butler Memorial Bridge on Highway 421 Across The South Holston Reservoir Scenic (TN), Linen unused		Title: The Loop on the L. & N. Railroad, Near Tennessee-Georgia Line Scenic (TN) unused

Title: Butler Memorial Bridge Scenic (TN) unused Description: On Highway 421 Across the South Holston Reservoir		Title: Ozone Falls Scenic (TN) unused Description: In The Cumberland Mountins of Tennessee

Title: Grand Canyon of the Tennessee as viewed from Siganl Mountain Scenic (TN), Linen unused		Title: My Homeland, Tennesse Scenic (TN), Linen PM 1959 Description: Music by Roy Lamont Smith Words by Nell Grayson Taylor Pearson O Tennessee, that gave us birth. To thee our hearts bow down, for thee our love and loyalty Shall weave a fadeless crown, Thy purple hills our cradle was Thy fields our mother breast, Beneath thy sunny bended skies, Our childhood days were blessed. Twas long ago our fathers came, A free and noble band. Across the mountains frowning heights, to seek a promised land . And here before their raptured eyes; In beauteous majesty: Outspread the smiling valleys Of the winding Tennessee. Could we forget our heritage Of heroes strong and brave? Could we do aught but cherish it. Unsullied to tyhe grave? Ah no! the State where Jackson sleeps. Shall ever peerless be We glory in thy majesty: Our homeland, Tennessee. Chorus: O Tennessee, Fair Tennessee, Our love for thee can never die, Dear Homeland, Tennessee. Adopted 1925.

Title: One of the Good Roads Through Tennessee Scenic (TN) unused		Title: Greeting From Tennessee Scenic (TN) unused Description: 1-Reelfoot Lake, Tiptonville 2-State Capitol, Nashville 3-Hermitage, Nashville 4-Norris Dam, Knoxville 5-Loop Over, Great Smoky Mountains National Park 6-Moccasin Bend, Chattanooga 7-Scene on the Mississippi River, Memphis 8-Cumberland River Approaching Cunningham Bridge, near Clarksville

Title: South Holston Lake in Eastern Tennessee Scenic (TN) unused Description: South Holston Lake is 24 miles long and has a shoreline of 168 miles. The lake contains 744,000 acre-feet of water. It was created by TVA's South Holston Dam on the South Fork of the Holston River in east Tennessee

Total: 25 Items