Alpine, Tennessee Photographs and Clippings

A photograph outside the front dashboard window of a car of the road.

A photograph of a storefront in Alpine, Tennessee with a red Chevrolet truck and blue sedan next to it.

A plaque outside of Christ Church Presbyterian in memory of Reverend Clair S. Adams who was the pastor at the church from 1926-1935.

A plaque inside of the church that reads, "Remembering Billy Halsey, a boy of seven who raised the first money for this church at the suggestion of his friend, Rev. Clair S. Adams, by selling cornmeal from the Nettle Carrier Mill. His servants shall serve him."

A photograph of mounds of cinder blocks and bricks that were left from the demolition of the Alpine School.

Another picture of Billy Cole, Jr., acting postmaster, and the Alpine Post Office.

Another picture with the remains of the Alpine School with a tree and a house in the background.

A photograph of an unknown building in Alpine, Tennessee. It is in an overgrown field with the entrances boarded up.

A wood roadside sign with Christ Church carved into the wood.