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	Search results: 12 item(s) for: photographs        Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Cumberland Gap / [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs.; Historic sites -- Tennessee -- Cumberland Gap. This photograph of the township of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee was taken facing east. Main Street is parallel to the viewer, to the right of center. Railroad tracks travel north-south in the lower por 2. [Cumberland Gap community road and adjoining railroad] / [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs. This photograph of a community road and adjoining railroad line is adjacent to the township of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee; it shows the gravel road with homes in the upper quadrant, with electric poles 3. [Cumberland Gap tourist station and souvenir shop] / by [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Ky. and Va.) -- History.; Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs.; Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Tourism. This photograph shows the mountain road leading up to the "Pinnacle" of the Cumberland Gap region overlooking the surrounding tri-states of Virginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee. 4. [Cumberland Gap township scene] / [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs. This photograph of the township of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, shows community members gathered at the entrance to one of the stores and local. It is probable that a special event, such as a speech or 5. Daniel Boone Trail / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University. Daniel Boone Wilderness Trail.; Boone, Daniel -- 1734-1820.; Pioneers; Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- History.; Cumberland Mountains -- History.; In September 1927, various members of the Boone Family Association traveled along the Boone Trail from Asheville, N.C. to Boonesborough, KY. On September 3, they stopped and studied the artifacts at 6. Labored mine, undrainable of ore / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University. Coal miners; Coal camps; Houses; With two photographs of a mining camp near Lincoln Memorial University, this article relates the mining camp as a section of life that is different from traditional mountain living. The prosperity br 7. Picturesque Cumberland Gap Tennessee / [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs. This is a photograph of the picturesque Cumberland Gap, Tennessee, looking east. The old mill is in the center, across from a warehouse. In the background is the Methodist Church; on the left corner 8. Smoky Mountain Park / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University. Great Smoky Mountains (N. C. and Tenn.); Mountaineering; Mountains; Tourism; National parks & reserves; The author extolls the virtues of the national park established in the Great Smoky Mountains, citing its remaining hardward forests, variety of wildflowers and plants, and nearby natural beauty as dra 9. [Tiprell, Tennessee] / [unknown]. Buildings -- Tennessee -- Tipprell.; Tipprell (Tenn.) -- Photographs. This winter photograph of Tipprell emphasizes the deep hollow between the mountains and the starkness of the barren trees. A large cabin and outbuildings are perched on the upper banks of a shallow b 10. Unusual sights along the highway in the mountains / [unknown]. In Mountain herald / Lincoln Memorial University. Religious architectural elements; Religious articles; Transportation; Mountain roads; Sights along the mountain roads are puzzled over by the author, who mentions living in the mountains for "eight years." Some religious roadside signs have been placed by "the Holiness people" while o 11. [View of Cumberland Gap and the railroad line] / by [unknown]. Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs. This photograph shows an area of the township of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. This is the mountainous region where the famous pioneer "Wilderness Road" is formed at the entrance into Kentucky. 12. Watt's Hotel at Cumberland Gap / [unknown]. Buildings -- Tennessee -- Cumberland Gap.; Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- History.; Cumberland Gap (Tenn.) -- Photographs.; Watt's Hotel (Cumberland Gap, Tenn.) This photograph shows the Watt's Hotel at Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. The mounted articles states that the "hotel was built by English prospectors circa 1887, and destroyed by fire in 1912." The arti
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