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Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 1949 Collection: Department of Conservation Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 5412
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Description: Wading at Henry Horton SP. Date: ca. 1960 Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 17341 |
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Description: Columbia Mule Days, showing Francis the Talking Army Mule and Korean War veterans. Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 1950 Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: MA087B Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 9921 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: Shelbyville Flood. Place: Shelbyville, Tennessee Date: 2-14-1948
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Description: Shelbyville Flood. Place: Shelbyville, Tennessee Date: 2-14-1948 Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 4976 |
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Description: Shelbyville Flood. Place: Shelbyville, Tennessee Date: 2-14-1948
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Description: Concrete bridge over the Little Tennessee River shown after its demolition by the 305th Engineering Battalion from Camp Forrest, Tennessee. Historical Note: Abandoned bridge was in the TVA dam area and was demolished as part of a three-day maneuver. Place: Knoxville, Tennessee Date: 1-29-1942 General Notes: Associated Press wirephoto. Wire service text on reverse. File Location: I-F-5, Box 2 (Photographs), Folder 21 Accession #: 2002-054 Image #: 29537 Format: Photographic print |
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Description: Concrete bridge over the Little Tennessee River shown during its demolition by the 305th Engineering Battalion from Camp Forrest, Tennessee. Historical Notes: Abandoned bridge was in the TVA dam area and was demolished as part of a three-day maneuver. Place: Knoxville, Tennessee Date: 1-29-1943 General Notes: Associated Press wire photo. Wire service text on reverse. File Location: I-F-5, Box 2 (Photographs), Folder 21 Accession #: 2002-054 Image #: 29536 Format: Photographic print
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Description: View of Arnold Engineering Development Center. Historical Notes: 11-14-1949, construction started on Air Engineering Development Center at Camp Forrest. 6-25-1951, President Harry S. Truman dedicates AEDC. 8-3-1951, redesignated the Arnold Engineering Development Center. Place: Tullahoma, Tennessee Collection: Library Collection File Location: Drawer 24, Folder 147 Image #: 29022 Format: Photographic print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: Aerial view of Arnold Engineering Development Center. Historical Note: 11-14-1949, construction started on Air Engineering Development Center at Camp Forrest. 6-25-1951, President Harry S. Truman dedicates AEDC. 8-3-1951, redesignated the Arnold Engineering Develoment Center. Place: Tullahoma, Tennessee General Notes: Narrative on reverse. Collection: Library Collection File Location: Drawer 24, Folder 147 Image #: 29021 Format: Photographic Print
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Description: Church of Christ on the Loretta Lynn property, Hurricane Mills. Historical Note: The church is now abandoned. Place: Humphreys County, Tennessee Date: 1960s Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: HU050 Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 8877 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: A view of the dike and pump at the Duck River Game Refuge near Kentucky Lake. Place: Kentucky Lake, Tennessee Date: 8-22-1952 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 69, File 26 Series: Tennessee Valley Authority Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 24019 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV7402
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Description: An aerial view of the Duck River Duck Refuge on the Tennessee River, with Birdsong Creek seen in the distance. Place: Kentucky Lake, Tennessee Date: 2-8-1949 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 68, File 16 Series: Tennessee Valley Authority Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 23829 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5384
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Description: A large group of unidentified men fishing for red-horse (carp) in the Duck River at Shelbyville, Tennessee. Place: Bedford County, Tennessee Date: 3-31-1950 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 23, File 118 Series: Fishing Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 16838 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5918
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Description: L.H. Sprague, Conservation Officer, counting Red Horse fish eggs at the Duck River Fish Hatchery at Shelbyville, Tenn. Place: Bedford County, Tennessee Date: 3-31-1950 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 20, File 162 Series: Conservation Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 16471 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5923
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Description: Duck River Fish Hatchery at Shelbyville. R-L: Carl Reek, V.P.; Theron Bracey, Sec. & Treas.; ? Marbury, Pres.; ? Seering and W. Cook; Hoyte Simmons, W. Marbury; Howard Smith; Pollard Moore; Wayne Cartwright; L. Sprague; and Harold Armstrong. Place: Bedford County, Tennessee Date: 3-31-1950 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 20, File 161 Series: Conservation Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 16470 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5922
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Description: Columbia bridge during the Duck River flood. The bridge is partially submerged under water. Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 1948 Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: MA117A Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 9990 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: Flood waters from the Duck River. The water is up to the driving surface of the bridge. Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 1948 Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: MA115B Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 9986 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: People using footlog across the Duck River. Historical Note: It was the only way across the river until the 1950s. Place: Coffee County, Tennessee Date: 1945-1946 Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: CF112 Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 6232 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson at the dedication of Columbia State Community College by Johnson. Historical Note: Thirty-sixth president of the United States, born Gillespie County, Texas, August 27, 1908. Died San Antonio, Texas, January 22, 1973. Elected vice-president in 1960, acceded to the presidency upon the assassination of Pres. John F. Kennedy, Nov. 22, 1963. Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 3-15-1967 File Location: I-J-3, Box 2 Accession #: 2003-067 Image #: 26811 Format: Photographic print
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Description: President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson at the dedication of Columbia State Community College by Johnson. Historical Note: Thirty-sixth president of the United States, born Gillespie County, Texas, August 27, 1908. Died San Antonio, Texas, January 22, 1973. Elected vice-president in 1960, acceded to the presidency upon the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, Nov. 22, 1963. Place: Columbia, Tennessee Date: 3-15-1967 File Location: I-J-3, Box 2 Accession #: 2003-067 Image #: 26808 Format: Photographic print
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Description: A view of the Duck River at the Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Area near Manchester, Tennessee, 1975. Place: Old Stone Fort State Park, Tennessee Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 78, File 349 Series: Slides Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 25447
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Description: W. Cook and W. Marbury of Shelbyville, with four red-horse carp. Place: Bedford County, Tennessee Date: 3-31-1950 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 23, File 119 Series: Fishing Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 16839 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5919 |
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Description: Sheriff Jernigan with wild oat still. Place: Coffee County, Tennessee Date: 1943 Collection: Looking Back at Tennessee File Location: CF015 Accession #: 1988-017 Image #: 6136 Format: Contact print Photographer: TSLA Staff
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Description: John Jared unhooking a 13" rainbow trout he caught in Crumpton's Creek near Tullahoma. Place: Coffee County, Tennessee Date: 3-1-1950 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 23, File 111 Series: Fishing Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 16831 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV5871
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Description: Ovoca Falls on Carroll Creek, located near Tullahoma, Tennessee. Place: Coffee County, Tennessee Date: 3-5-1953 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 75, File 25 Series: Waterways Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 24827 Format: Copy print Negative #: CV7659
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Description: Elvis Presley, Gov. Buford Ellington. Joint Convention, Tennessee General Assembly. General Notes: Neg. # 14761c Place: Davidson County, Tennessee Date: 3-7-1961 Collection: Dept. of Conservation Photograph Collection File Location: Box 51, File 68 Series: People Accession #: RG 82 Image #: 21059 Negative #: CV14761
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Description: Minnie Pearl and Roy Acuff performing at the Grand Ole Opry. Place: Nashville, Tennessee Date: ca. 1970 Collection: Library Collection File Location: Drawer 8, Folder 91 Image #: 1619 Format: Photographic print Negative #: 6821
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Description: Possibly the home of Dr. John Sappington in Arrow Rock, Saline County, Missouri (accompanies a photograph of Sappington's grave). Historical Note: First doctor in Nashville, Tennessee; introduced the use of quinine as a treatment for malaria. Place: Saline County (Missouri)? Date: ca. 1950 General Notes: Gift of Miss Eula Riley, Columbia, Missour. Collection: Library Collection File Location: Drawer 14, Folder 213 Image #: 27445 Format: Photographic print
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