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This collection consists of one copy of the dissertation, "A History of Music in Knoxville, Tennessee, 1791 to 1910," written by Emma Katherine Crews. The 236-page dissertation details the South's contribution to American music, highlighting the contributions of Knoxville, Tennessee in particular. Historical and regional, this dissertation details the music of Knoxville meticulously.

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The Dogwood Arts Festival Scrapbooks document the annual spring cultural arts festival that has occurred since April 1961 in Knoxville, Tennessee. This collection includes scrapbooks, photographs, news clippings, promotional materials, and administrative papers that date 1962-2005, with the bulk of the material dating 1980-1998.

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In this letter to Ellen McClung Berry and husband Thomas, dated March 11, 1960, from Palm Beach, Florida, the author (whose signature is unidentifiable) writes of a trip and hoping for a visit from friends in the upcoming weeks.

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This collection contains a single letter on Hotel Farragut stationary, written by an unidentified son to his mother, Mrs. M. B. Key, in Jackson, Tennessee in December 1927.

Abstract The photocopied scrapbook in this collection consists primarily of newspaper clippings that Margaret C. McClung accumulated during the 1860s and 1870s. Among the subjects documented are Knoxville society, the Civil War, moral issues, etiquette, fashion, religion, women's roles in the home and society, local attractions, and trivia. It also houses wedding invitations, correspondence, and event programs. In addition to the scrapbook, the collection includes a copy of a portrait of Margaret C....

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This collection documents the lives of opera singer Margaret Graeme Canning and her mother, Mary Margaret Hoskins Canning. It is composed of scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, opera programs, awards and certificates of achievement, reel-to-reel audio tapes, correspondence, publications, photographs, and more.

Abstract This collection houses a scrapbook compiled by Mildred Simpson documenting her time at the University of Tennessee (1937-1940). It includes such memorabilia as invitations and programs for Greek sponsored events and university sponsored games, plays, and ceremonies, newspaper articles, photographs, and clippings from the society pages. Simpson also saved such novelties as restaurant napkins and menus, matchbooks, and candy wrappers. Loose materials found with the scrapbook have been placed...

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This collection includes two scrapbooks of brochures, newspaper articles, programs, and pictures of performers from various theatres in Knoxville, Tennessee as well as in St. Louis, Missouri and Chicago, Illinois dating between 1889 to 1909.