Click on a thumbnail for a larger image. The Old Flat Creek Church Of Christ is located a few miles west of Livingston, in Overton County, Tennessee. From I-40 between Nashville and Knoxville take Exit 288 Livingston/Sparta Hwy. 111. Go … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Contributed by Cleston Conner, who received the information from the Society of the Descendants of Washington’s Army at Valley Forge. Origin is unknown. Date may be about 1852. Transcribed by Tami Ramsey. The Mohawk Valley of Tennessee Within … Continue reading →
The book is freely downloadable from Google Books and the Internet Archive. Click here to view a digital image of the original edition. Click here to view/download a PDF version of the scanned original. You may be required to pass … Continue reading →
Published January 4, 2021, by the Independent Herald (Oneida, TN) There are several culturally-significant sites throughout the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area backcountry that are preserved by the National Park Service. These sites — like the Armstead … Continue reading →
Click thumbnails for larger images. Date: Saturday, October 21, 2006 Tour Stops Cemeteries in the Standing Stone State Park and on State Forestry Service Property: Reynolds, Tompkins, Andrew Cove, Glasscock, Old Bethel, Sullivan, Craft, Johnson, Howard, Unknown adjacent to Howard, … Continue reading →
The table below contains approximately 1,500 places identified on US Geological Survey topographic quadrangle maps for Overton, Fentress, and Pickett Counties. The data are drawn from https://geonames.usgs.gov/ Professional cartographer, author, historian, and TNGenWeb Project volunteer Charles Reeves, Jr., creates customized … Continue reading →
Photo Album click on thumbnails for larger images The Overton County Heritage Museum is open Thursday and Saturday from 10 am – 2 pm, Friday from 2pm-6pm and is also available for both large and small tour groups upon … Continue reading →
This book was a limited edition available from the author in care of Lake Times-News in Livingston.
Continue reading →The Battle of Mill Springs, Ky was the first major Union Victory of the Civil War and the first of twelve campaigns for the Army of the Cumberlands. It was part of the struggle for the control of Cumberland Gap … Continue reading →
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