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| In the years after the Civil War, however, | Knoxville's railroad access and an influx of northern |
| ordered to East Tennessee for the relief of | Knoxville, a campaign whose hardships and privations e |
| oot (930 m2) hangar that houses the Flagship | Knoxville, a fully restored DC-3 aircraft. |
| The | Knoxville Adaptive Education Center, a special school |
| as won Best of Show and Best of Print at the | Knoxville ADDY Awards for its Low Impact Vacation camp |
| tes, microsites, and e-mail campaigns at the | Knoxville ADDY Awards. |
| ity, located behind the UT Medical Center in | Knoxville, affords scientists with bodies which have b |
| ck to hang on for a six-point win on a rainy | Knoxville afternoon. |
| in the second period Tim Vitek scored to put | Knoxville ahead to stay and added another in the third |
| during the Civil War, and was forced to flee | Knoxville ahead of the city's Federal occupation in 18 |
| es Percivell Hardy (born December 1, 1956 in | Knoxville, Alabama) is a retired American professional |
| Nashville, for service between Nashville and | Knoxville along US-70, later redesignated in part as - |
| cern which ran in part between Nashville and | Knoxville along US-70N via Lebanon, Carthage, Cookevil |
| ted back along its original path in downtown | Knoxville along Interstate 275 as part of SmartFix 40, |
| Knoxville also borders the borough of Mt. | |
| The summer 2007 sale of | Knoxville alternative weekly Metro Pulse to media cong |
| The district is based in | Knoxville, and is largely coextensive with that city's |
| ayed in earlier attempts to move out against | Knoxville and thus chose not to spend the time to forc |
| He is interested in having his own area of | Knoxville and East Tennessee take advantage of such op |
| Western was consolidated with the Carolina, | Knoxville and Western Railway and the Pennsylvania and |
| , his men took up defensive positions around | Knoxville and the Siege of Knoxville began on November |
| Many driving trails are marked in | Knoxville and the surrounding area for people to view |
| In 1902, the L&N purchased the Atlanta, | Knoxville and Northern Railroad, which connected Knoxv |
| ack and forth between his houses in Florida, | Knoxville, and New York. |
| re they fought in the battles of Chicamauga, | Knoxville and Bean's Station. |
| A significant number moved to | Knoxville, and others moved to nearby Anderson County |
| in the Confederate Army, Kern was trapped in | Knoxville and protected by a local baker when the Unio |
| er business partner, George Wilson, moved to | Knoxville and established Wilson's Knoxville Gazette, |
| siderable turbulence was experienced between | Knoxville and Birmingham due to active thunderstorms t |
| tation for early migrants travelling between | Knoxville and Nashville. |
| His home, Statesview, still stands in West | Knoxville, and has been listed on the National Registe |
| raffic along an important wagon road between | Knoxville and Nashville, offering badly needed lodging |
| died in 1944 of congestive heart failure in | Knoxville and is buried at Highland Memorial Cemetery. |
| a 70-acre (280,000 m2) site between downtown | Knoxville and the University of Tennessee. |
| be moved to SunTrust facilities in Orlando, | Knoxville and other locations. |
| 0-acre (400 ha) tract of land at what is now | Knoxville, and in 1784 he was elected to the senate of |
| She was a newscaster for WATE in | Knoxville and WTOP in Washington, DC prior to joining |
| om University of Tennessee College of Law at | Knoxville, and he obtained his master's degree from Ea |
| added service to Atlanta, Georgia, both from | Knoxville and from Chattanooga (although along rural b |
| in the Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, | Knoxville and Raleigh areas; King Soopers stores (a di |
| Action at Kingston December 4. Duty near | Knoxville and operations in eastern Tennessee until Ap |
| sted the programs for many years in downtown | Knoxville, and lunch crowds packed the station's downt |
| Walton Road, an early wagon road connecting | Knoxville and Nashville, forked at Crossville atop the |
| He grew up in nearby | Knoxville and received his Bachelor's Degree in physic |
| The Augusta, | Knoxville and Greenwood Railroad was a South Carolina |
| Taylor later took part in the Siege of | Knoxville, and at Sevierville, Dandridge and the battl |
| f absence in the spring of 1910, returned to | Knoxville, and there died on March 11, 1910. |
| He attended the University of Tennessee at | Knoxville and graduated with a Bachelor of Laws degree |
| , as well as radio stations in Nashville and | Knoxville and a Muzak provider (South Central Sound). |
| efore the 1987-1988 school year, the city of | Knoxville and Knox County operated separate school dis |
| road along the Hiawassee River, the Atlanta, | Knoxville and Northern Railway was chartered in 1896 a |
| defeat the University of Tennessee twice in | Knoxville, and the last Kentucky coach to post two win |
| The Carolina, | Knoxville and Western Railway completed construction o |
| ngineering from East Tennessee University in | Knoxville and joined the faculty as an instructor. |
| route built in the late 18th century between | Knoxville and Nashville. |
| In 1880 the Augusta, | Knoxville and Greenwood was consolidated with the Augu |
| It is located sixty miles southwest of | Knoxville, and midway through Knoxville and Chattanoog |
| Knoxville and Knox County split the cost of the bridge | |
| ern traces its history back to the Carolina, | Knoxville and Western Railway which began operation in |
| Nashville, WMQM and WLRM in Memphis, WITA in | Knoxville, and WVOG in New Orleans, Louisiana. |
| 9 film October Sky were filmed in and around | Knoxville, and the facade of the theatre can be seen d |
| Johnny | Knoxville, Andy Samberg and Shane Jacobson were all on |
| In that same month, Johnny | Knoxville announced the return of the entire cast of t |
| One of the first major buildings designed by | Knoxville architect Joseph Baumann, Staub's Theatre me |
| d in the Colonial Revival style by the noted | Knoxville architectural firm, Baumann and Baumann. |
| hway (the section of U.S. Route 441 in South | Knoxville), are named in his honor. |
| is the only high school radio station in the | Knoxville area and, as of October 2010, the only stati |
| ldren's Hospital launched the community-wide | Knoxville Area Coalition on Childhood Obesity to incre |
| WLFG programming can also be seen in the | Knoxville area on W14CX channel 14 in Farragut, Tennes |
| The development of the East | Knoxville area began in the 1850s, with the incorporat |
| Area code 865 ( | Knoxville area) was separated off from this area code |
| ou From (Da 865), which is about the greater | Knoxville area. |
| nton, Tennessee, USA, the station serves the | Knoxville area. |
| rris, Tennessee, USA, the station serves the | Knoxville area. |
| The | Knoxville Army is angry after last week, but the Athen |
| ch, and with a boundary adjustment, historic | Knoxville as well. |
| From 1849 to 1854, was the city engineer for | Knoxville, as well as managing a local glass manufactu |
| Harrison remains in | Knoxville as a solo artist, often playing live shows w |
| sh language sports radio station serving the | Knoxville as an ESPN Deportes affiliate. |
| ultaneously appointed Bishop Joseph Kurtz of | Knoxville, as Archbishop Kelly's successor. |
| y Katrina Holden Bronson and starring Johnny | Knoxville as the lead character Daltry Calhoun and Sop |
| sometimes even extending to the outskirts of | Knoxville, as the hiker closes in on the LeConte Lodge |
| possibly others in Georgia; and Chattanooga, | Knoxville, Asheville, Greenville/Spartanburg, and poss |
| Its eastern terminus is in | Knoxville at Interstate 40. |
| Its eastern terminus is in | Knoxville at Tennessee State Route 62 (Western Avenue) |
| The History Center is located in downtown | Knoxville at the southwest corner of Gay Street and Cl |
| Its eastern terminus is in | Knoxville at Papermill Road and Interstate 40/75. |
| s, Northwest including teams from Tennessee: | Knoxville, Athens, Cleveland, and Chattanooga TN and a |
| Knoxville attorney Oliver Perry Temple, who became the | |
| med a law partnership with several prominent | Knoxville attorneys, and engaged in philanthropy. |
| location and easy access to the South Side, | Knoxville attracted many middle managers of the South |
| Road, near the corner of Northmoor Road and | Knoxville Avenue (Illinois Route 40). |
| st along Bernice Avenue before turning along | Knoxville Avenue north to E Main St.. |
| Johnny | Knoxville, Bam Margera, Steve-O and Chris Pontius - Ja |
| iation Public Service Award for 2006 and the | Knoxville Bar Association's Law and Liberty Award. |
| professional hockey in his 6th year for the | Knoxville Bears in the SPHL. |
| West High School has also received the "Keep | Knoxville Beautiful" award from Knoxville's mayor in 2 |
| Knoxville became accessible from the South Side in the | |
| from Columbus, passing through Talbotton and | Knoxville, before arriving in Macon, Georgia. |
| ity of California, University of Tennessee, ( | Knoxville), before coming to Duke in March 2006. |
| ology Center at the University of Tennessee, | Knoxville began with the arrival of Dr. William Bass i |
| , Hazelwood, Downtown Pittsburgh, The Bluff, | Knoxville, Beltzhoover, Manchester, Arlington, Arlingt |
| sentatives from the 18th district (northwest | Knoxville), best known for trying to join the legislat |
| but then dropped three straight games to the | Knoxville Blue Jays and were eliminated. |
| The following season he was promoted to the | Knoxville Blue Jays, where he played in 135 games and |
| member of the Mississippi State, Tennessee, | Knoxville, Blue-Gray Game, and State of Mississippi Sp |
| blished in 1885 with a $50,000 donation from | Knoxville businessman Charles McClung McGhee, and name |
| Frank Seymour Mead (1864-1936), | Knoxville businessman, founder of Republic Marble Comp |
| He won Knox County, home to | Knoxville, by a few hundred votes; by comparison, Geor |
| They were followed in | Knoxville by the Knoxville Cherokees of the ECHL from |
| Graf had relocated to | Knoxville by 1884, when he was working at the Burr & T |
| Coal Creek was connected to Kentucky and | Knoxville by the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Ra |
| oined Longstreet's Corps in its unsuccessful | Knoxville Campaign in late 1863. |
| Knoxville Campaign November 4-December 23. | |
| street reached Campbell's Station first, the | Knoxville Campaign's results might have been different |
| nned the Battle of Fort Sanders, part of the | Knoxville Campaign, in the dining room. |
| The regiment took part in the | Knoxville Campaign, the Atlanta Campaign, and fought a |
| ces during the Battle of Blue Springs of the | Knoxville Campaign. |
| derates at the Battle of Fort Sanders in the | Knoxville Campaign. |
| y "The Hill," it is only a small part of the | Knoxville campus but constitutes a veritable acropolis |
| ed in 1973, and a street on the university's | Knoxville campus, Andy Holt Avenue (formerly Rose Aven |
| ost widely recognized symbol of the flagship | Knoxville campus. |
| While in | Knoxville, Cansler's mother attended a school for blac |
| Designed by prominent | Knoxville catalog architect George Franklin Barber, it |
| Knoxville Catholic also won a Football state title in | |
| Knoxville Catholic also has 1 Tennis state title and o | |
| Knoxville Center opened with a food court in the cente | |
| till later in November, he began the $50,000 | Knoxville Challenger tournament in Tennessee by defeat |
| The | Knoxville Chapter of the Association for the Preservat |
| also graduate medical education programs in | Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville, family medicine |
| : Maryville, Sevierville, Alcoa, Gatlinburg, | Knoxville, Chattanooga, Athens, Oak Ridge, Kingsport, |
| to North America in 1993-94 and play for the | Knoxville Cherokees of the ECHL, getting 81 points (25 |
| The East Coast Hockey League's | Knoxville Cherokees finished last overall in the stand |
| They upset the Brabham Cup champion | Knoxville Cherokees in the first round before being sw |
| laying he became a coach in the ECHL for the | Knoxville Cherokees. |
| For the perpetrator of the | Knoxville church shooting, see Knoxville Unitarian Uni |
| The building then served as | Knoxville City Hall until 1980. |
| From 1941 through 1971, Walker served on the | Knoxville city council where he became legendary for h |
| g most county courts, now are located in the | Knoxville City-County Building. |
| The brooms were out at the | Knoxville Civic Coliseum the following night (April 13 |
| Cities in the 865 area include | Knoxville, Clinton, Gatlinburg, Harriman, Jefferson Ci |
| In 1925, | Knoxville College students staged a month-long boycott |
| Knoxville College has dropped most athletics programs | |
| He next attended the | Knoxville College and Alabama A&M College, before fini |
| During World War I, | Knoxville College students helped raise money for libe |
| She received a B.A. in sociology from | Knoxville College in Tennessee in 1967 and an M.S.W. f |
| Knoxville College's Student Government Association (SG | |
| After graduating from | Knoxville College, she taught history, but decided to |
| After playing college football for | Knoxville College, Johnson was drafted by the Buffalo |
| He is a trustee on many boards such as: | Knoxville College, the Kemba N. Smith Foundation, St. |
| sistant head coach/defensive coordinator for | Knoxville College. |
| served as Dean of the School of Education at | Knoxville College. |
| rain Outback training program which involved | Knoxville comedienne Leanne Morgan and four other wome |
| est-of-Five, series started on April 10 with | Knoxville coming out on top of the Jacksonville Barrac |
| KHS is part of | Knoxville Community Unit School District 202, which al |
| The Old North | Knoxville community lies just to the north, Parkridge |
| Knoxville Community Unit School District 202 | |
| The | Knoxville Convention Center is a 500,000-square-foot c |
| ture Con 5 was held June 24-25, 2006, at the | Knoxville Convention Center. |
| On the second day of the | Knoxville convention, Andrew Johnson (at that time a U |
| Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and Louisville Railroad (188 | |
| use workers needed to build a tunnel for the | Knoxville, Cumberland Gap & Louisville Railroad. |
| Knoxville Customs House, Knoxville, Tenn. | |
| He was an editor of the | Knoxville Daily Chronicle from 1870 to 1875. |
| The former Watson's | Knoxville Distribution Center at 200 Hayfield Road con |
| ure of collector of internal revenue for the | Knoxville District. |
| ular-season game at Thompson-Boling Arena in | Knoxville drew the largest crowd ever for a regular-se |
| nounced that the franchise would relocate to | Knoxville due to low attendance in Madison. |
| He returned to the minors making stops in | Knoxville, Durham, Portsmouth, and Milwaukee. |
| his degree at the University of Tennessee at | Knoxville, earning a bachelor's degree in 1919. |
| s (24.06 km) from U.S. Route 340 (US 340) in | Knoxville east to MD 351 and Interstate 70 (I-70) in F |
| The original plans were to build a line from | Knoxville eastward through Lebanon, Nashville, and Mem |
| Knoxville entrepreneur Frederick Heiskell worked brief | |
| an speculated in land along the periphery of | Knoxville, especially in what is now East Knoxville, w |
| dventure Con was held June 1-2, 2002, at the | Knoxville Expo Center (5441 Clinton Highway, Knoxville |
| The station can be heard well west of | Knoxville, fading out near Crossville, Tennessee and p |
| ing 175,000 units over the six months of the | Knoxville fair. |
| Knoxville federal and state bank investigators had lon | |
| The | Knoxville Female Academy was chartered in 1811, but it |
| The City of | Knoxville Fire Department (KFD) is the agency that pro |
| In the last 100 years, the | Knoxville Fire Department has grown from the Headquart |
| The | Knoxville Fire Department can trace its beginnings all |
| the 1930s, Joe "Smoky" Ellison opened one of | Knoxville first bowling alleys at the park. |
| ental Basketball Association were looking at | Knoxville for possible location and said of the Sunsph |
| nderson County, Tennessee and mustered in at | Knoxville for three years service on September 18, 186 |
| But it was in March 1885 when the city of | Knoxville formed a full-time, paid fire department. |
| ied to Mary McConnell White, the daughter of | Knoxville founder, James White. |
| Frederick Heiskell moved to | Knoxville from Virginia in late 1814, and worked as a |
| known as the Atlas became the first to reach | Knoxville from the Mississippi River. |
| Linn attended the University of Tennessee, | Knoxville from 1995-1998 where he was a fourteen-time |
| lroad and its predecessor lines- transformed | Knoxville from a small river town of just over 2,000 r |
| Tyson Junior High School, which operated in | Knoxville from 1935 until 1986, was named in Lawrence |
| nd William Montgomery Churchwell founded the | Knoxville Gas Light Company, which installed the first |
| see (played at Legion Field in Birmingham or | Knoxville), Georgia Tech (played in Birmingham or Atla |
| The Crawford County Courthouse in | Knoxville, Georgia is a building from 1831. |
| Knoxville got its first FM station in 1966, and Wilker | |
| metimes known, served at churches in Athens, | Knoxville, Gray, Bluff City, Kingsport, and Chattanoog |
| ennessee Sports Hall of Fame in 1970 and the | Knoxville Hall of Fame in 1982. |
| Craig was inducted into the Greater | Knoxville Hall of Fame July 16, 2009. |
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