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Early 20th century
"Deadly shot: A century later, few Tennesseans know about the Carmack shooting" -- Click here. "This little piggy started a market" -- Click here. "Dixie Highway brought Tennessee odd publicity" -- Click here. "Doctor Woman became a legend on the Cumberland Plateau" -- Click here.  "Seeing Eyes: School for seeing eye dogs founded by Tennessean Morris Frank" -- Click here.
"Tennessee tips the scale: The Volunteer State's ratification gives women the right to vote" -- Click here. "Scopes Trial didn't quite happen the way people remember" -- Click here. "Anatomy of a ghost town: Wilder was the scene of violent Depression-era strike" -- Click here. "Silent Hattie: First woman elected to U.S. Senate had Tennessee roots" -- Click here. "TVA tamed the Tennessee River: Raging Waters brought industrial development" -- Click here. |
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