James Agee Film Project

JAMES AGEE FILM PROJECT PHOTOGRAPHS

1875-1956 and undated

East Tennessee State University

Archives of Appalachia

Box 70295

Johnson City, Tennessee 37614

E-Mail - archives@etsu.edu

Telephone - (423) 439-4338

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INTRODUCTION

Title: James Agee Film Project Photographs

Collection Number: Accession No. 471

Physical Description: 2.5 linear feet (6 boxes)

22 glass plate negatives

434 black and white negatives

456 black and white prints

Creator: James Agee Film Project

Repository: Archives of Appalachia, East Tennessee State University

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Provenance: The James Agee Film Project Photographs were donated to the Archives of Appalachia by Ross Spears and Dale Moore, of Johnson City, Tenn., on behalf of the James Agee Film Project, on July 11, 1995.

Access: The collection is open for research.

Processing Information: The collection was processed by Brianne Johnson and opened for research in February of 2007.

BIOGRAPHICAL/HISTORICAL NOTE

The James Agee Film Project was founded in 1974 by filmmaker Ross Spears, who was involved at the time in producing a documentary on the life of Tennessee author James Agee (1909-1955). Following the success of the film “Agee,” which was nominated for an Academy Award, the company expanded to produce and distribute documentary films. The company’s productions have included “The Electric Valley” (on the Tennessee Valley Authority), “Tell Me About the South,” and “Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People.”

Ross Spears was born in 1947 in Johnson City, Tennessee. His mother, Mary Alice Hunnicutt, was a public school teacher and his father, Ross H. Spears, Jr., was mayor of Johnson City in 1959-1961 and again in 1963-1965. Spears earned a MFA degree in 1974 from the California Institute of the Arts. He has been honored for his work by such awards as a Lyndhurst Prize, a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Tennessee Governor’s Award for the Arts and Humanities, and the aforementioned Academy Award nomination for best feature documentary.

SCOPE AND CONTENT

The James Agee Film Project Photographs consist of a number of historical photographs and negatives from the northeastern area of Tennessee that were donated to or copied by the film project from local Tennessee families and businesses. The images document life in the region during the late 19^th and first half of the 20^th centuries. Included are images of Johnson City, Jonesborough, and Washington County showing East Tennessee families, residences, businesses, agriculture, landscapes, buildings, social and cultural activities.

The collection is arranged in three series, as follows: Series I, Administrative Files, undated, Box 1; Series II, Negatives, 1875-1956 and undated, Boxes 2-4; and Series III, Prints, 1876-1956 and undated, Boxes 5-6. The project originally assigned an alphanumeric filing arrangement to the images (ex.: A1; B1, etc.). The images have been arranged as much as possible in this order sequential order. However, because of gaps and missing numbers in the sequence, a new alphanumeric numbering system was assigned to each image in order to arrange images in consecutive numerical order. For example, the image identified as “A1” is now listed as “JA-1 (A1)”. Original negatives for which there were no corresponding prints were scanned and printed. These post-donation prints are found in Box 6.

No negatives or prints were found for the following numbers used in the project’s original numbering system:

B-1, 2, 3, 12-33

C-3, 15, 16, 18-22

D- 1, 3, 4, 5, 31, 45, 49, 50, 51, 55, 56, 66, 67, 73, 74

E-13, 23, 31, 33, 60, 62, 66, 68, 89

F-12, 15, 23, 34, 36, 49, 50, 52, 55, 59, 60, 61, 73, 85, 90, 99, 102, 106, 108, 111, 134, 138

G- 3, 10, 12, 15, 16, 27, 29, 49, 56-59

H-17, 18

J-2, 3, 6, 13, 14, 17, 20, 27, 31-33

Important subjects covered in the collection include:

Children—Portraits

Churches—Tennessee—Johnson City

East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad

Family—Portraits

Fire Departments—Tennessee—Johnson City

Johnson City (Tenn.)—History

Johnson City (Tenn.)—Pictorial works

Jonesboro (Tenn.)—History

Jonesboro (Tenn.)—Pictorial works

Men—Portraits

Railroads—Tennessee

Schools—Tennessee—Johnson City

Schools—Tennessee—Washington County

Tennessee, East—Photographs

Washington College (Washington County, Tenn.)

Washington County (Tenn.)—History

Washington County (Tenn.)—Pictorial works

Women—Portraits

World War, 1914-1918

SERIES DESCRIPTIONS

Series I, Administrative Files, undated, Box 1.

Series I consists of two folders that contain lists that identify negatives and prints according to the project’s original numbering system. Within each folder there are also stickers with image descriptions. The series is arranged alphabetically by folder heading.

Series II, Negatives, 1875-1956 and undated, Boxes 2-4.

Series II consists of black and white negatives that depict images from the northeastern area of Tennessee. The images document the lives, work, and culture of the region’s inhabitants as well as depicting the landscapes and built-environment of the area. The negatives were arranged numerically following the project’s original numbering order with a new alphanumeric filing system. For example, the image identified as “A1” is now listed as “JA-1 (A1)”.

Series III, Prints, 1875-1956 and undated, Boxes 5-6.

Series III contains photographic prints and copy prints made from the negatives in Series II. Most of the prints have negatives found in Series II. Where original project prints were not found for negatives, these negatives were scanned and images were then printed. These post-project donation prints are housed in Box 6. All prints are arranged numerically with the alphanumeric numbers (“JA” numbers) corresponding to the negative numbers found in Boxes 2-4. There are a few prints that do not have negatives (JA-457 through JA-483).

BOX AND FOLDER LIST

Series I, Administrative Files, undated, Box 1.

Box 1

1. Identification list, book II, “E”

2. Identification list, book III, “F”

Series II, Negatives, 1875-1956 and undated, Boxes 2-4.

Box 2 (negatives), JA-1 through JA-279

JA-1 (A1): Garst Brothers, c. 1875 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-2 (B4): Reburial of John Sevier, Knoxville, Tenn., c. 1880 (donated by Mrs. George Buchanan)

JA-3 (B5): The four Garst brothers, c. 1885 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-4 (B6): Washington College class, c. 1885

JA-5 (B7): Jacob Brown Grist Mill, c. 1880 (donated by the Buchanans)

JA-6 (B8): Unidentified family from Jonesboro, Tenn., 1887 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-7 (B9): Washington College class, 1885

JA-8 (B10): The reunion at Medical Grove, first brick house in Sullivan County, Tenn., late 1880’s

JA-9 (B11): July 4^th, c. 1880 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-10 (B34): 4^th of July parade, c. 1900 (donated by David Logan)

JA-11 (C1): Indian from the MacInturff family, c. 1900 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA-12 (C2): Garst family, c. 1890 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-13 (C4): Walden family, c. 1890-1915 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-14 (C5): Carrie Butler Wright and Emma Smith Deaderick, 1890’s (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-15 (C6): Great Natural Tunnel, Scott County, Virginia, 1891 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-16 (C7): Mrs. Coon May family, c. 1895

JA-17 (C8): Walden family, c. 1895-1915 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-18 (C9): Train wreck (by Mr. Walden) (probably the Cranberry Engine at the Maple Street crossing, Johnson City, Tenn.), c. 1890-1915 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-19 (C10): Relatives of Mrs. Lyle (St. Johns and Dulaneys and Senator Nathan Bachman), c. 1890

JA-20 (C11): Unidentified woman (photo by Smith), c. 1890 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-21 (C12): Sullivan’s College, c. 1890’s (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-22 (C13): Garst sisters, c. 1895 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-23 (C14): Class at Washington College, c. 1898

JA-24 (C17): Diehl family (John Albert, Lottie Pearl, Aileen Fay, Solomon Christian), Pleasant Valley community, Washington County, Tenn., c. 1899

JA-25 (C133): Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn., 1890

JA-26 (D2): Columbus Buggy Company, c. 1900

JA-27 (D6): Bundy family, c. 1900

JA-28 (D7): Group portrait, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-29 (D8): Parents of Mrs. Gene Hyder, c. 1900

JA-30 (D9): Swingle family, c. 1900 (donated by David Logan)

JA-31 (D10): Rhudy family, c. 1900

JA-32 (D11): Young couple at spring, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-33 (D12): MacInturff family, c. 1900 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA-34 (D13): Jonesboro, Tenn., street scene, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-35 (D14): Two boys in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-36 (D15): Mothers and their children, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-37 (D16): Wreck of Cranberry engine (ETWNC), Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-38 (D17): Rhudy family, c. 1900

JA-39 (D18): Students at Virginia Tech, early 1900’s (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-40 (D19): Lillian family, early 1900’s (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-41 (D20): Sue Smith (teacher) and elementary school class, Jonesboro, Tenn., early1900’s

JA-42 (D21): Church picnic, Lake Watauga, c. 1900 (donated by Mary Hardin McCown)

JA-43 (D22): Feldspar mine, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1900

JA-44 (D23): Cloudland Hotel, Roan Mountain, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Rippletoe)

JA-45 (D24): Church picnic at the Gorge, c. 1900 (donated by Mary Hardin McCown)

JA-46 (D24): George Hardin and wife on vacation in Hot Springs, Arkansas, c. 1900 (donated by Mary Hardin McCown)

JA-47 (D25): Downtown Johnson City, Tenn., in front of King’s Department Store, early1900’s (donated by Henry Blackwell)

JA-48 (D26): Walden family (photo taken by Mr. Walden, a Johnson City, Tenn. postman and amateur photographer), c. 1900 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-49 (D27): Unidentified family, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-50 (D28): Unidentified woman, c. 1900 (donated by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Keyes)

JA-51 (D29): Keyes family, c. 1900 (donated by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Keyes)

JA-52 (D30): Unidentified woman from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-53 (D32): Mr. R. C. Blackburn, c. 1900

JA-54 (D33): The Croft Family Orchestra, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-55 (D34): Swingle family, c. 1900 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-56 (D35): Members of the Bowman family in Telford, Tenn., c. 1900 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-57 (D36): From the family album of Kenton Coe, c. 1900 (donated by Kenton Coe)

JA-58 (D37): Mrs. George Buchanan family picnic, early1900s (donated by Mrs. George Buchanan)

JA-59 (D38): Work crew, unidentified, c. 1900

JA-60 (D39): Walden family, c. 1900 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-61 (D40): Unidentified man with horse and buggy, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. B. Humphries)

JA-62 (D41): Unidentified men farming, c. 1900 (donated by the Rhudy family)

JA-63 (D42): Unidentified family portrait, c. 1900 (donated by Jane Frederick)

JA-64 (D43): Unidentified school group, c. 1900

JA-65 (D44): From the album of Mrs. C. B. Coe, c. 1900

JA-66 (D46): Johnson City, Tenn. (street scene), c. 1883 (donated by Clifford Maxwell)

JA-67 (D47): From the family album of Mrs. C. B. Coe (probably her classmates at Martha Washington College), c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. C. B. Coe)

JA-68 (D48): Unidentified family on porch, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-69 (D51): Swingle family, c. 1900 (donated by David Logan)

JA-70 (D52): St. John family, c. 1900 (donated by George St. John)

JA-71 (D53): Unidentified family and dog in front of farmhouse, c. 1900 (donated by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Keyes)

JA-72 (D54): Swingle family, c. 1900 (donated by David Logan)

JA-73 (D57): Students at Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-74 (D58): Washington College students, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-75 (D59): Cart decorated for 4^th of July Parade, undated (donated Mrs. B. Humphrey’s)

JA-76 (D60): Rogersville Comet Band, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. N. A. Beasley)

JA-77 (D61): Students at Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-78 (D62): Washington College students, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-79 (D63): Students at Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-80 (D64): Washington College faculty, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-81 (D65): Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-82 (D68): Unidentified group at Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-83 (D69): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-84 (D70): Washington College faculty, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-85 (D71): Women in white, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-86 (D72): Interior of chapel at Washington College, c. 1900 (donated by Washington College)

JA-87 (D75): Man from Masonic Order, c. 1905 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-88 (D76): Kincheloe family (Ethyl, Hugh, Bill, Amanda, Luther (Fid) and John), Harmony community, 1905 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-89 (D77): Hugh and Mary Cox Kincheloe, Fall Branch, c. 1908 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-90 (D78): A play, which included Dell Smith, 1906 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-91 (D79): Ruth Good, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1905 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-92 (D?): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-93 (D?): Unidentified family on porch in Telford, Tenn. area, c. 1900 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-94 (D?): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-95 (E1): Two unidentified men, c. 1910 (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-96 (E2): Mrs. Grace Bundy and family, before 1910

JA-97 (E3): Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910

JA-98 (E4): Unidentified school children, 1910

JA-99 (E5): Scene from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-100 (E6): Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910

JA-101 (E7): Two children, possibly members of the Rhudy family, c. 1910

JA-102 (E8): Workmen on the Tweetsie Railroad (ETWNC), Bill Lewis, “Booger” Livingston, Kenneth Jobe, Cy Crumley, and Bill Sick, on a stop in North Carolina, 1911 (donated by the Cy Crumley)

JA-103 (E9): Johnson City, Tenn., newspaper office, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-104 (E10): New bank in downtown Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Summers Hardware)

JA-105 (E11): Graduating class from a Jonesboro, Tenn., school, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-106 (E12): Dave Hill and Charlie Beasley (railroad inspectors on the Azalea car

), c. 1926 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-107 (E14): “The Tweetsie” in the Gorge, c. 1910 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-108 (E15): Member of Emma Bowman’s family, c. 1910 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-109 (E16): Southern Bending Company (located in the Carnegie district), c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-110 (E17): A dead child, c. 1900 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA-111 (E18): Three unidentified children from R. C. Blackburn’s family album, c. 1910

JA-112 (E19): Sawmill (from Mr. Walden’s glass plates), c. 1910 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-113 (E20): 4^th of July parade at Watauga (photo by Mr. Walden), c. 1910 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-114 (E21): Feldspar mine in Embreeville, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by David Logan)

JA-115 (E22): Central Baptist Church picnic at Great Natural Tunnel, Scott County, Va., c. 1910 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-116 (E24): A nanny to Mrs. Coon May, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-117 (E25): May be a member of Mr. B. Humphrey’s family, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. B. Humphreys (Humphries))

JA-118 (E26): From the family album of Mrs. C. B. Coe, c. 1910 (donated by Kenton Coe)

JA-119 (E27): Grammar school class, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Clifford Maxwell)

JA-120 (E28): Bosses at feldspar mine in Embreeville, c. 1910 (donated by David Logan)

JA-121 (E29): Gathering of apple sellers, c. 1910 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-122 (E30): Bowman family in Telford, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by J. and L. Fisher)

JA-123 (E32): From family album of Mrs. C. B. Coe, c. 1910 (donated by Kenton Coe)

JA-124 (E34): Graduating class, c. 1918 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-125 (E35): Charlie Bowman, Gray Station, Tenn., c. 1917 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-126 (E36): Mitchell Springs School, Harmony community, 1917 (donated by Mary Ford (class of 1917))

JA-127 (E37): Members of the Rhudy family during World War I, c. 1917-1918 (donated by the Rhudy family)

JA-128 (E38): Father of Mrs. Gene Hyder, taken during World War I in Germany, c. 1917-1918 (donated by Mrs. Gene Hyder)

JA-129 (E39): A car decorated with flags during World War I with Captain Geo. M. Scott, c. 1917 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-130 (E40): World War I soldiers at Fountain Square, Johnson City, Tenn., 1917 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-131 (E41): Tilman Landers at Bailey Mill, 1916 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-132 (E42): World War I soldier, 1916

JA-133 (E43) : Steam Engine (“M” Rumble engine, 16 horsepower) Raymond Lovegrove, Tom Mongold, Charlie McCraken, Hugh McCraken, Cleve Cox, Ott Cox, Mr. Self “ Nip”, Mr. Self’s farm in Telford, Tenn., 1916 (donated by Lois Lovegrove)

JA-134 (E44): Father of Ruby Lothar (Lothery) and friend during World War I, c. 1914 (donated by Ruby Lothar (Lothery)

JA-135 (E45): Dana Beayles, Courtney Green, and George Tinker, Embreeville, Tenn., November 1915 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-136 (E46): Vertie Keebler, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1915, (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-137 (E47): Franklin Hotel, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1915 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-138 (E48): Two bosses with the Tweetsie Railroad at the Cranberry Station, Cranberry, N. C., c. 1914 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-139 (E49): Women’s athletic team at Washington College, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-140 (E50): Washington College student horse show, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-141 (E51): Washington College students and their animals, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-142 (E52): Washington College faculty, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-143 (E53): Railway men, c. 1910 (donated by Rippetoe family)

JA-144 (E54): The building of Washington County Courthouse at Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1912 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-145 (E55): Member of N. A. Beasley family, c. 1910 (donated by Rippetoe family)

JA-146 (E56): The Cloudland Hotel, Roan Mountain, Tenn., c. 1915 (donated by D. R. Beeson)

JA-147 (E57): Women in man’s attire, c. 1915 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-148 (E58): Rev. Dale Martin’s father, c. 1915 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-149 (E59): Rev. Dale Martin’s father, c. 1915 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-150 (E61): Margaret Bridwell and friends, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1912 (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-151 (E63): First Presbyterian Church Bible Class, 1912 (donated by Henry Blackburn)

JA-152 (E64): Henry Blackburn, c. 1910 (donated by Henry Blackburn)

JA- 153 (E65): World War I soldier, c. 1914 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA- 154 (E67): Decorated car in World War I parade, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1914 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA- 155 (E69): Young woman in stream, c. 1915 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-156 (E70): The Cloudland Hotel, Roan Mountain, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated D. R. Beeson)

JA-157 (E71): Margaret Bridwell, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1914 (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-158 (E72): Cy Crumley, Newland, N. C., 1914 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-159 (E73): Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works)

JA-160 (E74): Farmers near Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Dr. William Kennedy)

JA-161 (E75): Friends of Mrs. Coon May, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-162 (E76): Boy with squirrel, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-163 (E77): Animal show at Washington College, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-164 (E78): Johnson City, Tenn., Steam Laundry (from a postcard), 1910 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-165 (E79): Washington College class, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-166 (E80): The Children for Christ, Washington College Chapel, c. 1910 (donated by Washington College)

JA-167 (E81): Swingle family, c. 1910 (donated by David Logan)

JA-168 (E82): Johnson City, Tenn., hardware store, c. 1910 (donated by Bert Gump)

JA-169 (E83): Grammar school class, c. 1910 (donated by D. R. Beeson)

JA-170 (E84): Father of Ralph Hambly, c. 1910 (donated by Ralph Hambly)

JA-171 (E85): Child of the Rhudy family, c. 1910 (donated by Rhudy family)

JA-172 (E86): R. C. Blackburn, c. 1910 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-173 (E87): Work crew in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-174 (E88): Dead child in coffin, c. 1910

JA-175 (E90): Amanda and Dick Bacon, Harmony community, 1910 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-176 (E91): 4^th of July buggy, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. B. Humphreys (Humphries))

JA-177 (E92): Unidentified child, c. 1910 (donated by Rhudy family)

JA-178 (E93): Cornelius, Linda, and Millard Runyon, 1918 (donated by Lena Crawford)

JA-179 (E94): Fred Bailey, 1918 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey of Chucky, Tenn.)

JA-180 (E95): Vernon Stein, 1918 (donated by Lena Crawford)

JA-181 (E96): Lottie, Oscar, and Evelyn Tipton (children of John D. Tipton), 1918 (donated by Lena Crawford)

JA-182 (E97): East Tennessee State Normal School, undated (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-183 (E98): School group, undated (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-184 (E99): Unidentified baby portrait, undated (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-185 (E100): Southern Railway, undated (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-186 (E101): Bessie Hughes, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1915 (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-187 (E102): N. A. Beasley, Rolf Buchanan, and B. A. Mathis on a camping trip, c. 1916 (donated by the Rippetoe family)

JA-188 (E103): Pearl Sellers, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1915 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-189 (E104): Aileen Diehl and Anna Diehl Arterburn, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1915 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-190 (F1): Jonesboro, Tenn., High School ball team, 1929 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-191 (F2): Reba Whalley and son, c. 1929

JA-192 (F3): Unidentified family, late 1920’s (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-193 (F4): Grandma Bowman (Nannie), Gray Station, Tenn., 1929 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-194 (F5): Jonesboro, Tenn., High School girls team, 1928 (donated by Kincheloe family)

JA-195 (F6): Inside a meat store in Johnson City, Tenn., 1927 (donated by Mrs. Bert Gump)

JA-196 (F7): Dana Bacon and Norma Mitchell, Harmony community, 1925 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-197 (F8): Liberty Church picnic, Chucky, Tenn., 1925 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-198 (F9): Mother of Ralph Hamby, Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department, c. 1925 (donated by Ralph Hamby)

JA-199 (F10): Lena, Mona, and Annalee Mitchell, Harmony community, 1925 (donated by Mary Ford)

JA-200 (F11): Preacher Barton’s birthday, 1925 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-201 (F13): Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department, c. 1925

JA-202 (F14): Workmen in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1925 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-203 (F16): Johnson City, Tenn., Kiwanis Club, c. 1925 (donated by Summers Hardware)

JA-204 (F17): Jewelry Store, downtown Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1925 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-205 (F18): Washington College students, c. 1925 (donated by Washington College)

JA-206 (F19): Keys family, c. 1925 (donated by the Keys family)

JA-207 (F20): Washington College students, c. 1925 (donated by Washington College)

JA-208 (F21): Washington College play, c. 1925 (donated by Washington College)

JA-209 (F22): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-210 (F24): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-211 (F25): Washington College Fair (Washington County Fair), c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-212 (F26): Man on horse, c. 1925 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-213 (F27): From the family album of Mr. and Mrs. C. Rippetoe, c. 1925

JA-214 (F28): Rev. Dale Martin’s father in Detroit, Michigan, c. 1925 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-215 (F29): Two unidentified men, c. 1925 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-216 (F30): Meat store in Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1925 (donated by Mrs. Bert Gump)

JA-217 (F31): Herald and Tribune Building, 1923

JA-218 (F32): Jonesboro, Tenn. (entertainers), 1923

JA-219 (F33): Jodie Cox and Bruce Lovegrove, Telford, Tenn., 1922 (donated by Lois Lovegrove)

JA-220 (F35): The John Robinson Circus on Walnut Street, Johnson City, Tenn., (Model Mill Company in background), 1921 (donated by the Rippetoe family)

JA-221 (F37): Physical education classes at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-222 (F38): Construction at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-223 (F39): Washington College women’s basketball team, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-224 (F40): Washington College students, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-225 (F41): Home Economics class at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-226 (F42): Construction at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-227 (F43): Washington College students, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-228 (F44): Construction at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-229 (F45): Washington College student with potato crop, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-230 (F46): Physical education classes at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-231 (F47): Washington College students, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-232 (F48): Friend of R. C. Blackburn’s, c. 1920 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-233 (F51): Exterior of chapel at Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-234 (F53): Man with steer horn (from a postcard owned by Ruby Lothery), c. 1920 (donated by Ruby Lothery)

JA-235 (F54): Workmen in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-236 (F56): Unidentified water mill, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-237 (F57): N. A. Beasley and H. Weaver, c. 1920 (donated by Mr. and Mrs. C. Rippetoe)

JA-238 (F58): Washington College, c. 1920

JA-239 (F62): Johnson City, Tenn., residence, photo by Mr. Walden, c. 1920 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-240 (F63): Country scene, photo by Mr. Walden, c. 1920 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-241 (F64): Woman from Walden family, c. 1920 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-242 (F65): Workmen in Jonesboro, Tenn.-Telford, Tenn. area, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-243 (F66): Walden family, c. 1920 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-244 (F67): Porch steps in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-245 (F68): Workmen in Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-246 (F69): The Hub, 111 Fountain Square, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1925 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-247 (F70): Unidentified man and dog, c. 1920 (donated by Harriet and Ben Webster)

JA-248 (F71): Farm near Telford, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-249 (F72): Unidentified boy and girl, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-250 (F74): Buchanan family funeral, c. 1920 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA-251 (F75): Johnson City, Tenn., farmers, c. 1920 (donated by Jane Frederick)

JA-252 (F76): Breaking up a still, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-253 (F77): Ox and ox cart (taken by Mr. Walden), c. 1920 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-254 (F78): Home in the Gump Addition, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Bert Gump)

JA-255 (F79): Unidentified woman, c. 1920 (donated by Rippetoe family)

JA-256 (F80): Unidentified woman, c. 1920 (donated by Harriet and Ben Weaver)

JA-257 (F81): Governor Alf Taylor’s family of Milligan, c. 1920 (donated by Euretha Anders)

JA-258 (F82): Grammar class from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920

JA-259 (F83): “Gandy dancers” working on railroad four miles from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Regal Art)

JA-260 (F84): Unidentified man, c. 1920 (donated by Regal Art)

JA-261 (F86): Three unidentified boys from Burr Harrison collection, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-262 (F87): Johnson City, Tenn., industry, c. 1920 (donated by Jim Goforth)

JA-263 (F88): Unidentified family, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-264 (F89): Johnson City, Tenn., Boy Scout Troop, c. 1920 (donated by D. R. Beeson) (2 sets of negatives)

JA-265 (F91): Central Baptist Church Sunday School, c. 1920 (donated by Clarence Overman)

JA-266 (F92): One of Johnson City, Tenn.’s first fire engines, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-267 (F93): Members of Mrs. B. Humphreys (Humphries) family, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. B. Humphreys (Humphries))

JA-268 (F94): Johnson City, Tenn., grammar school, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Bert Gump)

JA-269 (F95): Unidentified group and dog, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-270 (F96): Unidentified man and woman in front of car, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-271 (F97): Unidentified girl, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-272 (F98): Martha Washington College, Abingdon, Virginia, c. 1920 (donated by Kenton Coe family)

JA-273 (F100): Johnson City, Tenn., grammar school play, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Bert Gump)

JA-274 (F101): Mrs. George Buchanan’s family, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. George Buchanan)

JA-275 (F103): Washington College, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-276 (F104): Free Service Tire employee, c. 1920 (donated by the Wexler family)

JA-277 (F105): Unidentified woman and two children, undated (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-278 (F107): Unidentified family on porch, c. 1920 (donated by Keyes family)

JA-279 (F109): Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway, c. 1920 (donated by Cy Crumley)

Box 3 (negatives), JA-280 through JA-434

JA-280 (F110): Mr. and Mrs. Bowman, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Fisher family)

JA-281 (F112): “Winter Kill,” Telford, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Gene Hyder)

JA-282 (F113): The Gun Club practice, Bristol, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-283 (F114): View of Johnson City, Tenn. with First Christian Church, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-284 (F115): Interior of jewelry store, c. 1920 (donated by R. C. Blackburn or Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-285 (F116): Unidentified woman, c. 1920 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-286 (F117): Unidentified man from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920

JA-287 (F118): Unidentified group, c. 1920 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-288 (F119): Washington College, early 1920’s (donated by Washington College)

JA-289 (F120): Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway, rail yards, c. 1920 (donated by Jim Goforth)

JA-290 (F121): Washington College faculty, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-291 (F122): Washington College students and faculty, c. 1920 (donated by Washington College)

JA-292 (F123): Telford, Tenn., Feed Mill, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. George Buchanan)

JA-293 (F124): Keys family, c. 1920

JA-294 (F125): Unidentified family in front of cabin, c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Laura Hobson Barrett)

JA-295 (F126): Unidentified members of Mrs. C. Rippetoe family, c. 1920

JA-296 (F127): Central Bakery, downtown Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. George Buchanan)

JA-297 (F128): Harris Manufacturing Company, c. 1920 (donated by Allen Harris)

JA-298 (F129): Bailey Mill (Cleve Painter, Dana Broyles, Sammy Mathes, Fred Bailey (on log), and Ross Bailey), Chucky, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-299 (F130): Liberty Church, church dinner, c. 1920 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-300 (F131): Luda Bailey and friends, c. 1920 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-301 (F132): Adam Hill and Jerry Russell, 1920 (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-302 (F133): Tweetsie Railroad official, c. 1920 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-303 (F135): Mrs. Coon May (dressed up in men’s clothing), Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-304 (F136): East Tennessee State Normal School baseball team, c. 1920 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-305 (F137): Johnson City, Tenn., baseball team, c. 1920 (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-306 (F139): Train station, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-307 (F140): Children of the Rhudy family, c. 1920 (donated by Frank Rhudy)

JA-308 (F141): Kenneth Jobe, George Williams, Raymond McCoury and Cy Crumley, Elk Park, N. C., Post Office, c. 1950 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-309 (F142): Four women from the collection of Emma Bowman, c. 1920 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-310 (F143): Free Service Tire Company (woman in middle is Sobu Hagy), c. 1920 (donated by Louis Wexler)

JA-311 (F144): Mary Rhudy Whitlock, c. 1920

JA-312 (F145): The man who wrote with his feet, c. 1920 (2 negatives)

JA-313 (F146): Farmers Saloon, Downtown Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1920

JA-314 (F147): Car wreck, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920

JA-315 (F148): Washington County Courthouse, Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1920

JA-316 (F149): Mrs. Coon May and friend, July 1920 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-317 (G1): Mrs. McNeil’s Sunday School Class, First Christian Church, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Ibby Webb)

JA-318 (G2): Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department, Engine Number 1, c. 1930 (donated by the Fire Department with special thanks to Ralph Hanley)

JA-319 (G4): Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wexler, Sr., on vacation in Florida, c. 1930 (donated by Dan Wexler)

JA-320 (G5): Unidentified woman, undated

JA-321 (G6): Jonesboro, Tenn., funeral, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-322 (G7): Johnson City, Tenn., group, c. 1930

JA-323 (G8): Mrs. Coon May’s brother and unidentified friend, c. 1930

JA-324 (G9): Jenny Bowman and friend (Atlanta show), 1930 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-325 (G11): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-326 (G13): Two unidentified women dressed as a couple, c. 1930 (from R.C. Blackburn’s family album)

JA-327 (G14): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-328 (G17): Children of the Burr Harrison family, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-329 (G18): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-330 (G19): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-331 (G20): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-332 (G21): Horses, c. 1930 (donated by the Rippetoe family)

JA-333 (G22): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-334 (G23): Workman at Eastman, c. 1930 (donated by Ruby Lothery)

JA-335 (G24): Children of the Burr Harrison family, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-336 (G25): Burr Harrison family, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-337 (G26): Burr Harrison family, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-338 (G28): Burr Harrison family, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-339 (G30): Crime photo (man shot in back), Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1930 (donated by Gail Hicks)

JA-340 (G31): Crime photo (robbery), Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1930 (donated by Gail Hicks)

JA-341 (G32): One of the Burr Harrison children, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-342 (G33): Gilbreath Hall (East Tennessee State College), c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-343 (G34): Washington College student in cornfield, c. 1930 (donated by Washington College)

JA-344 (G35): Johnson City, Tenn., farmers, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. C. Rippetoe)

JA-345 (G36): Unidentified horse and buggy, c. 1930 (donated by Mrs. C. Rippetoe)

JA-346 (G37): Baptizing at Gray Station (Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church), 1931 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-347 (G38): Washington College basketball team, c. 1930 (donated by Washington College)

JA-348 (G39): Washington College, c. 1930 (donated by Washington College)

JA-349 (G40): Cornfield and landscape, c. 1930 (donated by Washington College)

JA-350 (G41): Bailey family (Lucy, Linnie, Roxy, and Fred), Chucky, Tenn., 1931 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-351 (G42): Lester and Carrie Bowman (moving into new home), Gray Station, 1933 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-352 (G43): Lester and Charlie Bowman, Austin Springs, 1934 (donated by Lester Brown)

JA-353 (G44): Summers Hardware, c. 1935

JA-354 (G45): Parents of Rev. Dale Martin, c. 1935 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-355 (G46): Parents of Rev. Dale Martin, c. 1935 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)
JA-356 (G47): Rev. Dale Martin (on the first day of school), c. 1935 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-357 (G48): Rev. Dale Martin and his mother, c. 1935 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-358 (G50): Lester and Hansel Bowman at Johnson City Used Car Exchange, 1938 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-359 (G51): Delle Smith with her horse (Genghis Khan), 1937 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-360 (G52): WJHL-TV staff, 1939

JA-361 (G53): Mr. and Mrs. Okle Bridwell, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1930 (donated by Virginia Silvers)

JA-362 (G54): Tweetsie crew with Engine 207, 1954 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-363 (G55): Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department with “Boss” (mascot dog) riding on the engine, c. 1930 (donated by the fire department)

JA-364 (G60): Tweetsie Railroad bosses J. E. Vance and James Lawton, Cranberry, N. C., 1900 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-365 (H1): Football game (Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department for Blacks), c. 1940 (donated by Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department)

JA-366 (H2): Rev. Dale Martin with his grandmother, c. 1940 (donated by Rev. Dale Martin)

JA-367 (H3): Johnson City, Tenn., murder, c. 1940 (donated by Gail Hicks)

JA-368 (H4): A friendly argument with Ruby Lothery’s brother, c. 1940 (donated by Ruby Lothery)

JA-369 (H5): Automobile wreck, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1940 (donated by Gail Hicks)

JA-370 (H6): Cy Crumley, 1938 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-371 (H7): Dan Wexler, Sr. and family, c. 1940

JA-372 (H8): Dan Wexler, Sr. and unidentified friend, c. 1940

JA-373 (H9): Cy Crumley with passenger on East Tennessee and Western North Carolina railroad, 1938

JA-374 (H10): Johnson City, Tenn., group at Rotary Park, late 1940’s or early 1950’s

JA-375 (H11): East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad locomotive, c. 1940

JA-376 (H12): Boxers at Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Center, c. 1940 (donated by Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department)

JA-377 (H13): National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Banquet, Dunbar School auditorium, mid 1940’s (donated by Mrs. P. J. A. Cox)

JA-378 (H14): Junior High minstrel show, 1941 (donated by H. R. Tate)

JA-379 (H15): Junior High minstrel show, 1941 (donated by H. R. Tate)

JA-380 (H16): Melanie Stuart, Richard Wright, Joanne Fitzgerald, and Harold Stevenson, Spring Street, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1940 (donated by Marion McKinney)

JA-381 (H19): Lothar (Lothery) family reunion, c. 1942 (donated by Ruby Lothar (Lothery))

JA-382 (H20): Arlie, Henry, and George Greenlee, Spring Street, Jonesboro, Tenn., 1942 (donated by Marion McKinney)

JA-383 (H21): Soldiers during World War II (one of the men is the brother of Mrs. Gene Hyder), c. 1945 (donated by Mrs. Gene Hyder)

JA-384 (H22): Liberty Church Sunday School (Blaine Burgess, superintendent) Chucky, Tenn., 1945 (donated by Rev. Henry and Lucy Bailey)

JA-385 (H23): Frank Paine, Alonzo Paine, and Bud Haire, 1946 (donated by George Paine of Sulphur Springs)

JA-386 (H24): Lester Bowman at Lester Bowman Auto Exchange, Johnson City, Tenn., 1947

JA-387 (I1): WJHL-TV, October 29, 1956

JA-388 (I2): WJHL-TV, Eisenhower-Nixon campaign rally, October 29, 1956

JA-389 (I3): WJHL-TV, ABC Television Network town meeting at East Tennessee State University Gym, October 30, 1957

JA-390 (I4): Jean Bowman and friend, Myrtle Beach, S. C., 1955 (donated by Lester Bowman)

JA-391 (I5): Booker T. Washington School, Jonesboro, Tenn. (eighth grade class: Margaret Rhea Dudley, Nancy Rhea Robinson, James Greenlee, Joanne Stevenson Fitzgerald, Norman Eugene Scott, Kenneth Evans, Carolyn Greenlee Allison, Shirley Shade), 1953 (donated by Marion McKinney)

JA-392 (I6): WJHL-TV, Jack Sauceman (first television broadcast), October 26, 1953

JA-393 (I7): Emma Bowman, c. 1950 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-394 (I8): Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works dinner, c. 1950 (donated by Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works)

JA-395 (I9): Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Center, c. 1950 (donated by Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department)

JA-396 (I10): Fire in downtown Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1950 (donated by Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department)

JA-397 (I11): Emma Bowman, c. 1950 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-398 (I12): Fire at tobacco warehouse, c. 1950

JA-399 (I13): Tweetsie in Shell Creek, Tenn., 1950

JA-400 (I14): Skaters at Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department, c. 1950

JA-401 (I15): Skaters at Johnson City, Tenn., Recreation Department, c. 1950

JA-402 (J1): Mrs. Lyle’s grandmother’s house (first brick house built in Sullivan County, built in 1790), undated

JA-403 (J4): Play from Milligan College (photo by Burr Harrison), undated (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-404 (J5): Unidentified people from Martha Washington College, undated (donated by Mrs. C. B. Coe)

JA-405 (J7): Johnson City, Tenn., Lumber Company, undated (donated by Jim Goforth)

JA-406 (J8): Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway ceremony (George L. Carter is driving the final spike), undated (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-407 (J9): Two unidentified boys from Jonesboro, Tenn., undated (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-408 (J10): Mrs. Lyle’s grandfather from Bristol (photo by George B. Smith), undated (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-409 (J11): Home in Bristol, Tenn., on Anderson Street, undated

JA-410 (J12): First Christian Church, Johnson City, Tenn., undated (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-411 (J15): Local school auditorium, undated (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-412 (J16): Unidentified man on horse, from the collection of Emma Bowman, undated (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-413 (J18): Mrs. Emma Bowman in cemetery, undated

JA-414 (J19): Whale, undated

JA-415 (J21): Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department engine, undated

JA-416 (J22): Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department, undated

JA-417 (J23): Fire Chief George Wilson, undated (donated by the Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department and Ralph Hamby)

JA-418 (J24): East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad over the Doe River on Hampton Bridge, undated

JA-419 (J25): Washington County, Tenn., undated

JA-420 (J26): “Boss,” (the fire department mascot), undated

JA-421 (J28): The first telephone that the Johnson City, Tenn. Fire Department used to receive calls on, undated (donated by the Johnson City, Tenn., Fire Department and Ralph Hamby)

JA-422 (J29): The Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway railroad tracks traveling along the Nolichucky River, undated (donated by Jim Goforth)

JA-423 (J30): Keys family, undated (donated by Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Keys)

JA-424 (J34): Unidentified children on steps (found in attic of Regal Art), undated

JA-425 (J35): Unidentified group, undated (donated by Rippetoe family)

JA-426 (J36): Sherman Pippin with passengers, Pardee Point, Tenn. (publicity shot for the Tennessee Tweetsie movie), 1940 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-427: University of Tennessee freshman class, c. 1898

JA-428: Steam engine in Telford, Tenn., undated (donated by Lois Lovegrove)

JA-429: James Agee and woman at piano, undated

JA-430: James Agee and woman in car, undated

JA-431: James Agee, undated

JA-432: James Agee, undated

JA-433: James Agee, undated

JA-434: James Agee, undated

Box 4 (glass plate negatives), JA-435 through JA-456

JA-435: Science Hill High School, undated (glass negative is broken, bottom quarter is missing)

JA-436: Corner of Watauga and West Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn., undated

JA-437: Veterans Administration Soldiers, undated

JA-438: Shriners, undated

JA-439: Apple tree, undated

JA-440: Unidentified group of people, undated

JA-441: Unidentified group of men, undated

JA-442: Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway railroad car, undated

JA-443: Unidentified group of people swimming in river, undated

JA-444: Cow, undated

JA-445: Unidentified family and dog, undated

JA-446: Unidentified woman, undated

JA-447: Two unidentified children, undated

JA-448: Unidentified girl with doll, undated

JA-449: Unidentified girl in chair reading book, undated

JA-450: Unidentified wedding party, undated

JA-451: Unidentified girl sitting in tree (same girl as in JA-448), undated

JA-452: Unidentified family, undated

JA-453: Unidentified group of people, undated

JA-454: Unidentified group of people (same people as in JA-453), undated

JA-455: Unidentified group of men, undated

JA-456: Chickens, undated

Series III, 1875-1956 and undated, Boxes 5-6.

Box 5 (original project 4 x 6 prints) JA-9 through JA-483 (with gaps)

JA-9 (B11): July 4^th, c. 1880 (donated by Mrs. Lyle)

JA-18 (C9): Train wreck (by Mr. Walden) (probably the Cranberry Engine at the Maple Street crossing, Johnson City, Tenn.), c. 1890-1915 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-25 (C133): Main Street, Johnson City, Tenn., 1890

JA-47 (D25): Downtown Johnson City, Tenn., in front of King’s Department Store, early 1900’s (donated by Henry Blackwell)

JA-66 (D46): Johnson City, Tenn. (street scene), c. 1883 (donated by Clifford Maxwell)

JA-95 (E1): Two unidentified men, c. 1910 (donated by Ibby Webb)

JA-96 (E2): Mrs. Grace Bundy and family, before 1910

JA-97 (E3): Johnson City Foundry and Machine Works, Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910 (3 copies of print)

JA-98 (E4): Unidentified school children, 1910

JA-99 (E5): Scene from Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-100 (E6): Unidentified people in Jonesboro, Tenn., c. 1910

JA-101 (E7): Two children, possibly members of the Rhudy family, c. 1910

JA-102 (E8): Workmen on the Tweetsie Railroad (ETWNC), Bill Lewis, “Booger” Livingston, Kenneth Jobe, Cy Crumley, and Bill Sick, on a stop in North Carolina, 1911 (donated by the Cy Crumley)

JA-103 (E9): Johnson City, Tenn., newspaper office, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-104 (E10): New bank in downtown Johnson City, Tenn., c. 1910 (donated by Summers Hardware)

JA-105 (E11): Graduating class from a Jonesboro, Tenn., school, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-106 (E12): Railroad inspectors Dave Hill and Charlie Beasley on the Azalea car, c. 1926 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-107 (E14): “The Tweetsie” in the Gorge, c. 1910 (donated by Cy Crumley)

JA-108 (E15): Member of Emma Bowman’s family, c. 1910 (donated by Jim Fisher)

JA-109 (E16): Southern Bending Company (located in the Carnegie district), c. 1920 (donated by Mrs. Burr Harrison)

JA-110 (E17): A dead child, c. 1900 (donated by Jon Buchanan)

JA-111 (E18): Three unidentified children from R. C. Blackburn’s family album, c. 1910

JA-112 (E19): Sawmill (from Mr. Walden’s glass plates), c. 1910 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-113 (E20): 4^th of July parade at Watauga (photo by Mr. Walden), c. 1910 (donated by Dempsy Jordan)

JA-114 (E21): Feldspar mine in Embreeville, c. 1910 (donated by David Logan)

JA-115 (E22): Central Baptist Church picnic at Great Natural Tunnel, Scott County, Va., c. 1910 (donated by R. C. Blackburn)

JA-116 (E24): A nanny to Mrs. Coon May, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. Coon May)

JA-117 (E25): May be a member of Mr. B. Humphreys family, c. 1910 (donated by Mrs. B. Humphreys (Humphries))