Knoxville historic homes: You see them as you drive past. Now take a look at what's inside
Hopecote, Loveday Springs and the Lou-Mar House have eye-catching exteriors, and their insides are no exception. Take a look!
Shopper Blog: Finding the history of Knoxville's Black community in a church, a cemetery and a school
Along Lyons View Pike sit three representations of Knoxville's Black history – the former Mount Pleasant Baptist Church and ...
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Federal agency plans to sell some Tennessee buildings
At least one Tennessee building housing the offices of several politicians is set to be axed from the federal government's ...
University of Tennessee wants modern buildings, and its top priority has Gov. Lee's support
The project is included in Gov. Bill Lee's proposed budget, which requires legislative approval. What's next for University ...
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Knoxville historic homes: You see them as you drive past. Now take a look at what's inside
Knoxville's historic homes enchant us and ... in the English countryside then on a university campus in East Tennessee. The house was commissioned in 1921 by Albert and Emma Hope.