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Knox County, Tennessee Points of Interest

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Knox County Historical Markers

Knox County - General Interest

Adair Gardens Historic District
Airplane Service Station
Andrew Johnson Hotel
Archibald Roane
Back Door to Knoxville
Ball Camp
Battery Wiltsie
Battle of Campbell’s Station
Birthplace of Admiral Farragut
Bowman’s Ferry
Brice’s Tavern
Burnsides’s Headquarters
Burwell Building Tennessee Theater
Campbell Station
Candoro Marble Works
Carmichael’s Tavern
Cavett’s Station
Cherokee Heights
Chesterfield
Chisholm Tavern
Christenberry Club Room
Civil War Hospital
Civil War Knoxville
Commemorating the Treaty of Holston
Concord Village Historic District
Cowan, McClung and Company Building
David Glasgow Farragut ~ 1801-1870
East End of Federal Lines
Ebenezer Mill
Emory Place Historic District
Fire Station No. 5
Forest Hills Boulevard Historic District
Fork of the River
Fort Adair
Fort Byington
Fort Dickerson (2)
Fort Dickerson 1863?64
Fort Dickerson ~ 1863
Fort Dickerson
Fort Huntingdon Smith
Fort Sanders
Forts Dickerson and Stanley
Fourth and Gill Historic District
Gay Street Commercial Historic District
General Building
General Clifton Bledsoe Cates
George Mann
Gibbs Drive Historic District
Holston National Bank
James Rufus Agee
Kingston Pike Historic District
Knollwood
Knox - Jefferson County Line
Knox - Union County Line
Knox - Anderson County Line
Knox - Grainger County Line
Knoxville Post Office
Knoxville YMCA Building
Lindbergh Forest Historic District
Longstreet’s Headquarters
Louisville and Nashville Freight Depot
Louisville and Nashville Passenger Station
Loveville
Mall Building
Marble Springs
Market Square Commercial Historic District
Mechanics’ Bank and Trust Company Building
Mechanicsville Historic District
Mecklenberg Place
Medical Arts Building
Menifee Station
Middlebrook
Nicholas Gibbs
Old Knoxville City Hall
Old Mechanicsville
Old North Knoxville Historic District
Old Post Office Building
Park City Historic District
Peter Shipe
Riverdale Historic District
Riverdale Mill
Robert Reynolds
Sawyer’s Fort
Site of Fort Adair
Site of Union Pontoon Bridge
South Market Historic District
States’ View
Staub’s Theatre
Stone’s Tavern
Talahi Improvements
The 1863 Siege of Knoxville
The Assault Upon Fort Sanders
Thomas William Humes (1815-1892)
Treaty of the Holston
West Wing of Federal Lines
Westwood
White’s Mill
William Francis Yardley
William G. Parson Brownlow

Knox County Churches

Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Central United Methodist Church
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Fountain City United Methodist Church
Lincoln Park United Methodist Church
New Salem United Methodist Church
Seven Islands Methodist Church
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Presbyterian Church

Knox County Schools

Knoxville Business College
Knoxville College
Park City Junior High School
Riverdale School
Tennessee School for the Deaf Historic District
Tyson Junior High School
University of Tennessee

Knox County Cemeteries

Confederate Cemetery
Knoxville National Cemetery
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Old Grey Cemetery

Knox County Courthouse

Knox County Courthouse
Old Knox County Courthouse

Knox County Historic Homes, Houses, Cabins, Mansions & Estates

Alexander Bishop House
Alfred Buffat Homestead
Avery Russell House
Benjamin Morton House
Bleak House
Blount Mansion
Boyd-Harvey House
Camp House
Capt. James Newman House
Col. John Williams House
Craighead-Jackson House
Daniel House
Gen. John T. Wilder House
Governor John Sevier Home
H.L. Dulin House
Island Home
Ivan Racheff House
Jackson Avenue Warehouse District
James Park House
John Sevier Farmstead
Joseph Alexander Mabry Jr. House
Knoxville Iron Foundry Complex-Nail Factory and Warehouse
Lamar House Hotel
Leroy Keener House
Maxwell-Kirby House
Monday House
Nicholas Gibbs Homestead
Ossoli Circle Clubhouse
Peters House
Ramsey House (2)
Ramsey House Plantation
Ramsey House
Samuel McCammon House
Savage House and Garden
Southern Terminal and Warehouse Historic District
Thomas J. Walker House
William Blount Mansion
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