Events

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This Saturday, South Knox’s Marble Springs, the homeplace of one of Tennessee’s most dynamic but complicated founders, John Sevier, will celebrate its annual Sevier Day, just before Gov. Sevier’s 279th birthday. (Did you know he was half Spanish?) At 3:00 […]

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Located on a river peninsula, the University of Tennessee’s campus is an unheralded but fascinating historical site. Established on Knoxville’s steepest hill during the early Jacksonian Era, the college became a battleground in 1863, but its existing buildings reflect evolving […]