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Young Man on a Road

A photograph of a young man on the road outside of what looks like a farm, possibly the Mullins' farm.

1935

The Oracle, Volume 006, Number 11

Volume 006, Description 11 of the Tech Oracle student newspaper.

1929-03-08

Reid, Donald Alpine, Tennessee photographs

The photographs likely were collected for the booklet "Alpine School: A collection of photographs, 1935-1992."

1935-1992

Mullins’ Barn

The Mullins' barn on the Mullins' farm in Alpine, Tennessee.

1935

The Mullins’ Farm

Black and white landscape photo of the Mullins' farm on a clear day.

1935

Caption from The Dispatch reads: Awards in the Soil Conservation District's pasture contest were given at the annual banquet Thursday night. From left to right are Clarence Lancaster, from Citizen's Bank, who presented the awards, along with Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Boyd, who received first prize and Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Clift, who finished in second place.

1979-11-16

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Caption from The Dispatch reads: From left to right are W.B. Carlen Jr., president of the First Tennessee Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Hodges Stockton, named Master Conservation Farmers for 1979, and W.J. Huddleston, farm agent.

1979-11-16

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Eleven adult males and five adult females holding signs that recognize Roley Bullington, C. C. Apple, Clyde Pippin, Clyde Hyder, I. S. Huddleston and son, and George Stout as part of Putnam County's Soil Conservation District.

1979

March of Progress in the Upper Cumberlands of Tennessee, The

A book highlighting the Upper Cumberland region of Tennessee including Putnam County, Dekalb County, Jackson County, Warren County, White County, and Overton County. The work is dedicated to Cordell Hull and was published before his death. It contains numerous images and is intended to promote the region, its people, industry, and landscape. There is an article discussing the Civilian Pilot Training program at Tennessee Tech and a mention of Ellen Dee Webb, who was the first woman to solo fly in Putnam County, Tenn.

1940s