Items

• Cravens House, Point Hotel and streetcar
  Robert Cravens (1805-1888) House, Point Hotel and streetcar, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. Cravens House was built 1856, then rebuilt after the Civil War in 1867 and fully restored 1955-1957. Originally known as "Alta Vista," today the house is part of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. Point Hotel built 1886-1887; razed 1913-1914. Enlargement of portion of Chattanooga Albums Volume 2, p. 84, , 00003154. Chattanooga Albums copy has negative.
• Streetcar No. 302 at the corner of 8th and Market Streets
  Chattanooga Railway and Light Streetcar No. 302 and three unidentified women on the corner of 8th and Market Streets in Chattanooga, Tennessee. "Stokes" on the bottom right corner. Another copy in Picture File under C-Transportation (Streetcars); this copy mounted with 00006194.
• Photographs from Arthur G. Stivers (1855-1929) family album
  Images are: 1. Group portrait with Sarah Frances Pickens Stivers on the back row, far left; fourth from the left is Arthur G. Stivers and to the right of him is Eva Newcomb (later Mrs. Winthrop T. Stivers); in the front row on the left is Ruth Stivers 2. Unidentified baby in a stroller 3.Group portrait with Sarah Frances Pickens Stivers on the back row far left; young man fourth from the left is Winthrop T. Stivers and girl to right of him is Eva Newcomb (later Mrs. Winthrop T. Stivers); front row on the left is Ruth Stivers 4. Street car on Market Street, looking north from 9th Street (now M. L. King Boulevard), Chattanooga, Tennessee; Voight Brothers druggists on the right at 840 Market Street and the dome on Loveman's is visible in the middle. Photographs from a disassembled album, original order maintained. Contains local scenes and individuals as well as family trips showing Arthur G. Stivers, his wife Sarah Frances Pickens Stivers, older son Winthrop, younger son Frank, older daughter Bertha, and younger daughter Ruth, among others. The album consists of 42 sheets measuring 28 x 35 cm. (11 x 13 3/4 in.). Many images are silvering out.
• Parade on Market Street featuring streetcars
  Mule drawn car and electric streetcar in a parade on 13th and Market Streets, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Horses and buggies follow the streetcar, and a boy on his bicycle rides along side the parade. Published in Chattanooga Yesterday and Today, vol. 4, p. 33. Embossed photographer's stamp on bottom right corner reads:"Stokes-Forstner, Chattanooga, Tenn." Tears on photograph mended with tape.
• Signal Mountain streetcar no. 14
  Signal Mountain streetcar no. 14 of the Chattanooga Traction Company running along side of a rock face at James Point on Walden's Ridge. Three unidentified conductors are on the streetcar and an automobile with two unidentified men is on the road beside the tracks. Published in Chattanooga Yesterday and Today, vol. 4, p. 79. Also in Chattanooga Albums, vol. 5, p. 257.
• Streetcar on Missionary Ridge
  Streetcar on Missionary Ridge line at Birds Mill Road, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Dirt road also shown on the Ridge.
• Crowded streetcar on Montgomery Avenue
  Many men running toward an already crowded streetcar on Montgomery Avenue (now Main Street), Chattanooga, Tennessee. Loomis & Hart Lumber Company in background. A similar photo of Loomis and Hart building after the name changed to A. G. Stivers Lumber in 318.1189.
• Icebound streetcar on Lookout Mountain
  Ice bound Lookout Incline and Lula Lake Railway (L. I. & L. L. RY) streetcar on Lookout Mountain. The sign on the side of the streetcar reads "Natural Bridge. Sunset Rock. Point Lookout." Ice storm occurred February 10, 1904. Published in Chattanooga Yesterday and Today, vol. 1, p. 53. Also in Chattanooga Albums vol. 3, p. 145.
• Trolley line and car on Walden Ridge, Tennessee
  Trolley line and car on Walden Ridge (also referred to as Walden's Ridge), Tennessee. The Signal Mountain line began in 1913 by Chattanooga Traction Company; operations ceased in 1934. Penciled on verso: "CCN 200-2."
• Parlor car no. 250 of the Chattanooga Railway and Light Company, Missionary Ridge
  Parlor car (streetcar no. 250) of Chattanooga Railway and Light Company, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee. "Special Chair Car" sign on front center window and two conductors are with the streetcar. "Parlor car" written on front of photograph. "Chatta. Rwy & Light Co. 1911-1913 (circa), Parlor car #256. Had electric fans, center white carpet, red plush revolving chairs, a table in rear for card games or reading magazines. Could be chartered all over car system" in ink on verso. Car number is actually 250. Picture was published in the Chattanooga News-Free Press, July 11, 1937.
• Funeral car no. 276 of the Chattanooga Railway and Light Company
  Unidentified large group of men, presumably employees of C. R. and L. Co. standing in front of the funeral car (streetcar #276) of "Dad" Hearn, in Chattanooga, Tennessee. John M. Hearn died June 6, 1913. "Funeral car" written on front of photograph. "Chattanooga Railway & Light Co. 1913, Funeral car #276, Funeral of 'Dad' Hearn who worked for C. R. & L. Co., Funeral cortege" in ink on verso. Picture was published in the Chattanooga News-Free Press July 11, 1937.
• Replica of old fashioned streetcar in front of Hamilton National Bank
  Replica of horse drawn City Street Railroad Company streetcar in front of the Broad Street side of Hamilton National Bank at their 50th anniversary celebration. The rear entrance of the Rialto Theater is shown on the right. Photographer's stamp on right bottom corner reads: "Matt L. Brown & Co., Chattanooga, Tenn."
• Mules pulling streetcar with unidentified man on board
  Mule drawn streetcar at Vine and Douglas Streets, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Unidentified man on the streetcar. Also in Picture File under C-Transportation (Streetcar) and in Chattanooga Albums, vol. 7, p. 353. Hiener copy does not show full image.
• Lookout Incline and Lula Lake Railway streetcar
  Streetcar with three unidentified men, near Sunset Rock station, Lookout Mountain. Part of the Lookout Incline and Lula Lake Railway (L. I. & L. L. RY). Photograph is torn and has irregular edges.