Items

• Views of the Confederate Cemetery
  Views in the Confederate Cemetery, E. 5th Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee: 1. Cemetery entrance gate with arch designed by L. T. (Lawrence Thompson) Dickinson; cornerstone laid May 22, 1901; dedicated June 12, 1902 2. Confederate dead monument, dedicated May 19, 1877. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Co., 1917).
• Views of Spring Festival parade on Market Street
  Three views of Spring Festival flower parade in 1898 on Market Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee: 1. Looking west from corner of Market and 8th Streets; original Second Presbyterian church in distance; straw ride float also shown 2. East side of Market Street between 7th and 8th Streets with mounted band 3. East side of Market Street between 8th Street and 9th Street (now M. L. King Boulevard) showing the Palace Ice Cream Parlor. All three images mounted on one sheet.
• Views of Orchard Knob, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
  Four views of monuments & cannons in Orchard Knob reservation, part of the Chickamuaga and Chattanooga National Military Park. 1. Three cannons. 2. Cannon with Maryland State monument. 3. One cannon. 4. Road uphill in Orchard Knob with monuments in distance. Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, the first national military park, was created by an Act of Congress in 1890 and dedicated in 1895. Orchard Knob was added to the Park in 1894. The majority of the park is in Catoosa and Walker Counties, Georgia but some sections are on Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, while others are in and around Chattanooga, Tennessee. 00005882 mounted on verso; dates written on photos.
• Views of Orchard Knob Reservation
  2 views of Orchard Knob Reservation. Top view shows cannon with Illinois Monument. Bottom view shows view from Ivy Street and Orchard Knob Avenue looking into Reservation, showing gate and monuments. Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park was created by an Act of Congress in 1890 and dedicated in 1895. Orchard Knob was added to the park in 1894. Most of the park is in Catoosa and Walker counties, Georgia, with some sections on Lookout Mountain and in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Photos originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Company, 1917).
• Views of Lookout Mountain
  Two views of Lookout Mountain: 1. Top photo shows Lookout Mountain across the valley from the Bachman tubes, Missionary Ridge. 2. Bottom photo shows Lookout Mountain and Tennessee River. Photo copyrighted by Cline Studio. Mounted with and filed under 00005364. View no. 2 has "Lookout Mountain c.29" on bottom left corner.
• Views of entrance to the Confederate Cemetery
  Two different views on color postcards of the gateway arch at the Confederate Cemetery, E. 5th Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Cornerstone laid May 22, 1901; dedicated June 12, 1902. Designed by L. T. (Lawrence Thompson) Dickinson 1. Color postcard showing entrance to the Confederate Cemetery 2. White border, color postcard of entrance to Convederate Cemetery. Postcards mounted on one sheet.
• Views of Cameron Hill from the Tennessee River
  Two views of Cameron Hill: 1. Face of Cameron Hill with Loomis and Hart Manufacturing Company lumber yard in foreground 2. Westside of Cameron Hill from foot of Moccasin Bend; also shown is farm house on Moccasin Bend. White buildings on river bank are Hunt Spring Bed Company.
• Views of Bragg Reservation, Crest Road, on Missionary Ridge in Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Two views of the Illinois Monument, erected in 1899,in the Bragg Reservation on Crest Road, in the Missionary Ridge area of Chattanooga. Photo #1: Color postcard showing the Illinois Monument on Crest Road. #2: Black and white photograph showing the Illinois Monument on Crest Road. Bragg Reservation is part of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. Photograph #1 is colored postcard; printed at top "Illinois Monument at General Bragg's Headquarters, Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tenn." Second copy of picture #2 also mounted on same sheet. 00005862 mounted on verso.
• Views in the National Cemetery
  Two different views in the national military cemetery 1200 Bailey Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Cemetery was established 1863; designated "National" cemetery 1867. 1. Grand gateway at National Cemetery, erected 1880. 2. Graves in the National Cemetery. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Co., 1906).
• Views in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Two different views in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary (now Audubon Acres) Chattanooga, Tennessee: 1. Group at well. Man on far right is naturalist Robert Sparks Walker (1878-1960); others unidentified. 2. Log cabin home of Cherokee naturalist Spring Frog (b. 1754). Cabin may have been built as early as ca. 1748; it was restored in 1945 and then changed extensively in 1972. Some sources suggest Spring Frog (also known as Tooan tuh or Tooantuh) came to Chattanooga area in 1776 and built the cabin then. Sanctuary was named for wife of Mr. E. Y. Chapin who gave the land for it in 1945. Mounted with and filed under 00004824.
• Views in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary
  Two different views in the Elise Chapin Wildlife Sanctuary (now Audubon Acres) Chattanooga, Tennessee: 1. Log cabin home of Cherokee naturalist Spring Frog (b. 1754). Cabin may have been built as early as ca. 1748; it was restored in 1945 and then changed extensviely 1972. Some sources suggest Spring Frog came to the Chattanooga area in 1776 and built the cabin then. Spring Frog was also known as Tooan Tuh (or Tooantuh) and died at Briartown, Indian Territory. 2. Naturalist Robert Sparks Walker (1878-1960) and Burton Jones (on right) (1879?-1964) christening a tree. Sanctuary wsa named for the wife of E. Y. Chapin who gave the land for it in 1945.
• Views in Forest Hills Cemetery
  Two different views in Forest Hills cemetery, located at 4016 Tennessee Avenue in the St. Elmo area of Chattanooga, Tennessee; organized 1880 by Colonel A. M. (Abraham Malone) Johnson. 1. View of cemetery showing pond. 2. Another view of cemetery showing pond. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Co., 1917).
• Views in Camp Thomas, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
  Two views in Camp Thomas, a military camp used during the Spanish-American War, located at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park: 1. Miss Herndon and unidentified patients and soldiers, Sternberg Hospital, Camp Thomas, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, Sept. 1898. 2. Tents at the Sternberg Hospital, Camp Thomas, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. Unfinished Wilder Brigade Monument (tower) in distance. Photographs are silvering out.
• Views in Camp Thomas, Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
  Views in Camp Thomas, a training camp during the Spanish-American War located at Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park: 1. Hospital tent Second Division, Third Corps, Camp Thomas. Two women identified as Mrs. Lizzy White (?) and Miss Lucy Bright; soldier unidentified. 2. Supply tent-hospital, Second Division, Third Corps, Aug. 1898. One man identified as W.T. Silby-5th Missouri. 3. Kitchen, Company E. Third Georgia. One man identified as John Petherick Griffin, Aug 1898. Photographs are mounted on mats.
• Views at Ruby Falls
  Views at Ruby Falls: 1. Cave showing stalactites 2. Cave with 3 unidentified men. 3. Montage of formations named "Alldin's Rout," "Arctic Mirage", "Diana's Fairy Stage", "Oriental Theater and Chimes" and shots of Cavern Castle and "Parend's Portals." The attraction, built in 1929, was named for the wife of Leo Lambert and opened in 1930.
• View showing Missionary Ridge from Lookout Mountain
  View showing Missionary Ridge from Lookout Mountain. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Company, 1906).
• View on the East Terrace, Cameron Hill
  View on the East Terrace, Cameron Hill in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Originally published in Picturesque Chattanooga, Tennessee (Art Pub. Co., 1890). Reproduction of image is in Chattanooga Albums, vol. 6, p. 265b.
• View on Tennessee River
  Walnut Street Bridge under construction across the Tennessee River at Chattanooga. The bridge was dedicated in 1891. Published in Picturesque Chattanooga, Tennessee (Art Pub. Co., 1890).
• View on Missionary Ridge
  View of Missionary Ridge showing Crest Road. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga (Gravure Illustration Co., 1906).
• View on Cherry Street
  Looking north on Cherry Street, Chattanooga, Tennessee. City Auction House (or Chattanooga Auction Rooms) shown as 823 Cherry Street. Mounted with 00004327. Originally published in Art Work of Hamilton County (W. H. Parrish, 1895).
• View on Broad Street
  Broad Street in Chattanooga, Tennessee, probably looking south. Trotter Brothers, wholesale grocers, at 608 Broad Street. Originally published in Art Work of Hamilton County (W. H. Parrish, 1895).
• View of the Tennessee River
  Four men fishing and two others on log rafts in the Tennessee River near Chattanooga, Tennessee. Fort Sherman is in the distance. Reproduction of National Archives photograph no. 111-B-586.
• View of the Tennessee River
  View of the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. Reproduction of National Archives photograph no. 111-B-1993. "B-1993" on bottom left corner.
• View of the Tennessee River
  View of the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. Reproduction of National Archives photograph no. 111-B-5772. "B-5572" written on lower right corner. Similar to 00004234.
• View of the Tennessee River
  View of the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. Reproduction of National Archives photograph no. 111-B-5777. Similar to 00004235.