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Libraries, Archives & Museums
The following links will take you to a page with the Library’s contact information and a brief description of the library holdings. There will be a link to the library’s web site if available.
- Briceville Public Library
- Clinton Public Library
- Lake City Public Library
- Betty Ann Jolly Norris Public Library
- Oak Ridge Public Library
Maps & Gazetteers
The following links will take you to external web sites.
- Early Tennessee Maps
- Pre-1801 East TN County Boundary Changes
- Tennessee Electronic Atlas
- Tennessee Maps from TNGenWeb
Does Anderson County have anyone to call for assistance with research? I grew up in Anderson County and the gaps in my research are huge. Respectfully, Pat (Wells) Allen.
i have always said the winters was colder more snows & much deeper snows, than we see today i was born on 1-23- 1943. time sure has changed, when i was a kid it would rain three or for days at a time, the creeks didnt rise as quick as they do now, not as much flooding ,the big & little rocks in the creek was covered with a dark green moss covered the top of them.,you could catch all fish you wanted with just a fishing cane and line of what you had.liges fork creek & stainsville, was the most beautiful place you could ever want to live in,, through all all the changes i still live here, i am so proud of this place I CALL HOME