Items

• View from Boynton Park
  Looking northeast at Chattanooga from Boynton Park on Cameron Hill. Shown are the Tennessee River, the Walnut Street Bridge, Loomis and Hart, White Oak Distillery, and Chattanooga Brewery. Originally published in Art Work of Chattanooga, Tennessee (Gravure Illustration Co., 1906).
• View from Battery Point, Lookout Mountain
  View of distant Chattanooga from Garrity's Alabama Battery site. Cannons and plaques are in photo. Battery Point part of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, created by Act of Congress in 1890 and dedicated in 1895. Photo has some silvering on right side and the word "photography" written on right side. Photo is faded at the top.
• Various views of Moccasin Bend
  Three postcards showing views of Moccasin Bend from Lookout Mountain: 1. "Moccasin Bend and Chattanooga from Lookout Mountain by moonlight" ca. 1906 2. "Moccasin Bend from Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tenn." ca. 1906 3. "Moccasin Bend and Chattanooga from Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tenn." showing Cravens House, two monuments and the Point Hotel, ca. 1910. Mounted with 00005684.
• Various views of Chattanooga
  Souvenir collage of Chattanooga by Schmedling (Photography studio, 828 Market Street) showing various local buildings, churches, and scenes. "By W. H. Stokes, photographer" and "Mrs. W. H. Harrison" written on verso.
• Used postcard showing Umbrella Rock, Lookout Mountain
  Used color postcard showing Umbrella Rock on Lookout Mountain addressed to "Mrs. J. W. [Jasper Worth] Lillard Decatur, Tennessee and signed by "Stewart." Printed on postcard: "Umbrella Rock, Point Lookout, Lookout Mountain, Tennessee;" and "Phostint Card. Made only by Detroit Publishing Co."
• Used postcard showing Jonas Bluff, Lookout Mountain
  Used color postcard showing Jonas Bluff area at foot of Lookout Mountain, Tennessee with Tennessee River in background. Used postcard postmarked July 2, 1934.
• Used color postcard showing Umbrella Rock, Lookout Mountain
  Used color postcard showing Umbrella Rock on Lookout Mountain addressed to "Mr. Calvin Morgan Earlington, Hopkins County, Kentucky" and is signed "John." Printed on postcard: "Umbrella Rock on Point Lookout, Lookout Mountain, Tenn." and "From photo copyright 1902, by Detroit Photographic Co."
• Used color postcard showing the Tennessee River and Lookout Mountain
  Used color postcard, postmarked 1909 showing Lookout Mountain and the Tennessee River. Postcard addressed to "Mr. Pat Henry 2640 E. 5th Ave. Park City, Knoxville" and signed by "Harry Weatherford." Printed on postcard: "Lookout Mountain, from Tennessee River, Chattanooga, Tenn."
• Upper station Lookout Mountain Incline No. 2
  Upper station Lookout Mountain Incline No. 2 Lookout Mountain, Tennessee. The first Incline (No.1) was organized in 1885 and ceased operations in 1899. Incline No. 2 began operations 1895 and continues to operated today (as of 2008). Station burned 1919; later replaced. Boudoir card removed from Hist. C. Acc. 186, Whiteside Collection. "Power House, New Incline" written on bottom left corner. Reproduction also mounted with and filed under 00005688 in Picture File under C-Lookout Mountain-Incline(Landmark Nomination).
• Unveiling historic marker at Ross's Landing
  Unveiling historical marker at Ross's Landing by Tennessee Historical Commission April 9, 1976. Shown left to right, Dudley Porter, County Judge Don Moore, Joan Franks, Stanley Lewis, Dr. James Livingood, and Mayor Charles "Pat" Rose. Ross's Landing renamed Chattanooga in 1838.
• University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Arena
  University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Arena (now called MacKenzie Arena). Also known as the Roundhouse, building dedicated 1982.
• University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
  Quadrangle, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga located at 615 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Founders Hall on left and Race Hall on right. Originally Chattanooga University 1886-1888, name changed to Grant University 1889, and then to the University of Chattanooga in 1907. Becomes University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 1969. Photo used in Chattanooga News-Free Press 1982 calendar. Negative has been cropped.
• University of Chattanooga
  Fletcher Hall, University of Chattanooga (1969 becomes University of Tennesse at Chattanooga) located at 615 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Building also housed the Chattanooga Public Library 1940-1976. Originally Chattanooga University 1886-1888, name changed to Grant University 1889, and then to the University of Chattanooga in 1907. Also shown in the background right to left are Patten Chapel, Hooper Hall and the Medical Building.
• University of Chattanooga
  University of Chattanooga (becomes University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 1969) located at 615 McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Originally Chattanooga University 1886-1888, then Grant University 1889-1907, the institution became University of Chattanooga in 1907. Buildings shown from left to right: Medical Building, Oak Street Stadium dorms, Hooper-Race Hall, Founders Hall and Patten Chapel. Embossed stamp in corner reads: "Matt L. Brown & Co. Chattanooga, Tenn."
• United States military railroad hospitals
  U. S. Military railroad hospital for employees located in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Many loose train parts are in the foreground. Reproduction of National Archives photograph no. 165-C-1045. Writing across top of photo.
• United States Cavalryman and Charger in Action, Fort Oglethorpe, Chattanooga, Tenn.
  Postcard depicting soldier of the 11th Cavalry on a rearing horse at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, circa 1916
• Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Color photograph of Union Depot. On cornerstone is written "Built in 1858 Eugene LeHardy, Civil Engineer, John Lother, Master Mason." Cornerstone is part of original car shed for Western & Atlantic, Nashville and Chattanooga, and Memphis & Charleston Railroads. The original station for these 3 became a part of the passenger terminal built in 1881 known as Union Depot or Terminal. Building was demolished in 1973. Gift of Mrs. Thomas B. Hooker
• Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking west at Union Depot on 9th Street. The Nashville, CHattanooga, and St. Louis Railway Terminal was built in 1881, remodeled in 1928-1929, and demolished in 1973. Gift of David Steinberg
• Union Depot, CHattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking at the Depot and a freight depot on 9th Street. The Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway Terminal was built in 1881; remodeled in 1928-29, and demolished in 1973.
• Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking at the east side of the Union Depot on 9th Street. The Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway terminal was built in 1881; remodeled in 1928-1929, and demolished in 1973.
• Union Depot, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking south from the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway terminal, at corner of Broad and 9th streets. Depot built in 1881, remodeled in 1928-29, and demolished in 1973. L & NR (Louisville & Nashville Railroad) sign in photo.
• Union Depot Freight depot, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking at depot from corner of 9th & Carter streets. The Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway terminal was built in 1881, remodeled in 1928-1929, and demolished in 1973.
• Union Depot entrance, Chattanooga, Tennessee
  Looking at front doors and architecture of Union Depot on 9th Street. The Nasshville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway terminal was built in 1881, remodeled in 1928-1929, and demolished in 1973.
• Union Bus Depot
  Looking south at the Union Bus Depot located at Market and 4th Streets, Chattanooga, Tennessee. Gift of David Steinberg.
• Unidentified women in office, North American Royalties
  Two unidentified women, possibly secretaries, at North American Royalties located at 8th Street and Georgia Avenue, Chattanooga, Tennessee. NAR is a gas and oil prospecting and exploration company which also has a foundry division that manufactures oil drilling equipment. Building originally housed the first Chattanooga Public Library.