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advocating for the preservation of places and structures with historic or cultural significance. Welcome to our redesigned newsletter, in full color! We hope you’ll enjoy reading about the latest KH news and events with color photos and other highlights. Color helps us tell the important stories of historic preservation and illustrates the wonderful properties and places throughout our community. Special thanks to Jim Peterson of Scripps Networks (our 2007 Volunteer of the Year) for his expert design services. Jim, you make us look great!

Letter from the President Dear Knox Heritage members and friends, design in order to preserve most of the historic buildings on the What a memorable year! The Board of Directors of Knox Heritage 500 Block of Gay Street. Another collaboration with the National would like to take this opportunity to present an “Annual Report” Trust helped bring an investment of nearly $2 Million in New on the many wonderful accomplishments in 2007. Markets Tax Credits for this family entertainment destination.

Our crowning achievement was the restoration of two century- In April 2007 Knox Heritage hosted the National Trust’s old houses designed by George Barber on Washington Avenue. Statewide & Local Partners’ Spring Retreat. Representatives In partnership with the National Trust for Historic Preservation from 40 preservation organizations from 27 states, along with a and with generous support from local businesses and individuals, record-setting six vice presidents from the Trust, were amazed we transformed these houses at the entrance of the Parkridge by how much they enjoyed being in Knoxville. Many said that neighborhood and welcomed two families into new homes in ours was the best Partners’ Retreat ever. time for the holidays. Knox Heritage is known for its special events, especially the We could not have completed this project without the generous perennially popular Summer support of our many friends and the hard work of the Knox Suppers, where we entertained Heritage staff, particularly executive Director Kim Trent. The over 600 guests on 12 unique total cost was nearly $550,000. We received $155,000 in and memorable evenings from cash donations and nearly $100,000 in donated materials and June to September. Co-chaired services. Please take a moment to review the list of our Restore by Barbara Apking and Ellen America Partners on pg 4 of this newsletter. Bebb, the 2007 Summer Suppers raised nearly $50,000. Knox Heritage was also deeply involved with the new Regal Riviera Cinema on Gay Street which opened in August 2007. We This year also brought a new worked with Knoxville Mayor Bill Haslam, Knoxville City Council, event, Weekend in the Attic, and Regal Entertainment Group to modify the originally-proposed an auction and appraisal event 1618 Washington Avenue

continued on page 2 INSIDE Endowment Fund...... 3 60 at 60...... 3 Calendar of Events...... 5 Preservation Briefs...... 6 2007 Balance sheet...... 7 2007 Membership Listing...... 8–10 Board of Directors 2008 continued from page 1

Officers paying tribute to our region’s fine arts, culture, and leisure activities. Dorothy Stair • President Knox Heritage board member Lorie Huff and her committee worked Scott Schimmel • Vice President very hard to ensure success for this fundraiser, which garnered over Lorie Huff • Vice President $25,000 in one weekend. John Craig • Treasurer Katie King • Secretary Watch for announcements about Summer Suppers, Weekend in the Attic, and many other festive events during 2008! We hope to see David Anderson you out having a good time. Barbara Apking Wayne Blasius Some of our most important Annette L. Brun efforts are those of advocacy Angelyn Campbell Schultz for historic preservation such Pamela Chips as monitoring the sites listed on John Conley our “Fragile Fifteen.” Every year David Dewhirst during National Preservation Beth Eason Month, Knox Heritage announces Scott Fugate this list of the most endangered Amy Gibson, Ph.D. historic buildings and places in Marianne Greene 1620 Washington Avenue order to educate the public and Brett Grimm local leaders about the plight of Mary Wells Holbrook significant historic resources. Knox Heritage is committed to acting as Lee Ingram an advocate for the endangered properties we identify each year. We Dr. Breese Johnson invite the community to join us in our efforts to save our endangered Gay Lyons, Ph.D. heritage through advocacy and action. For updates on the 2007 Fragile Sean Martin Fifteen, see pg 4 of this newsletter. George Cranwell Montgomery J. Finbarr Saunders As we plan for the future, we look to assist nearby communities in Monte Stanley their preservation efforts. Knox Heritage has been invited to apply for Lynne Sullivan, Ph.D. a National Trust Partners in the Field (PIF) grant. If awarded, the PIF Becky Wade grant will allow us to reach out to the surrounding eight counties and Mary Whaley, Ph.D. help them establish services and develop tools for historic preservation that will be utilized by their own organizations. Ann Bennett • Ex-Officio Member Ashley Stinson • Ex-Officio Member, Everything Knox Heritage does is a challenge. Experience has taught Knoxville Junior League us that the greater the challenge, the greater the reward. We are Tom McAdams • General Counsel working overtime to protect and enhance the wonderful old places in our community that define our history and character. Honorary Board Members Joan Allen We want you – our valued members and friends – to share in the joy Glenn Bullock and excitement for all we do. Without your help and generous support, Steve Cotham nothing could have been done at all. Randall De Ford Matt Edens Sincerely yours, Kristopher Kendrick Mike Fowler Doug McKamey Pat Roddy

Staff Kim Trent • Executive Director Becky Hancock • Development Director Dorothy Stair Hollie Cook • Program Assistant/Research President, Knox Heritage Board of Directors Margaret S.C. Walker • Newsletter Modified from the President’s address at the Annual Meeting & Preservation Awards, November 15, 2007 2 KH Establishes Endowment Fund at East Foundation

Fundraising is an ongoing endeavor for any nonprofit, and Knox Heritage has received countless generous donations since its inception in 1974. As Knox Heritage grows and furthers its mission in our community, we seek to find new ways to generate support and secure the future of our organization.

Starting in 2008, donors can give directly to an endowment fund established for Knox Heritage at the Foundation. An endowment is comprised of gifts and bequests with the requirement that they be invested while the principal remains intact. A percentage of the income growth is available to the designated nonprofit. This allows for the donations to have a much greater impact over a long period of time than if they were spent all at once.

East Tennessee Foundation (ETF), founded in 1986, is a public, nonprofit, community foundation created for the purpose of building charitable resources to make communities stronger and lives better through thoughtful giving. ETF serves 25 counties in East Tennessee. For more information, visit www.easttennesseefoundation.org.

Those interested in donating to the Knox Heritage endowment fund can send a check made payable to East Tennessee Foundation with “Knox Heritage Endowment” noted in the memo line. Mail your check to: ETF, 625 Market Street, Suite 1400, Knoxville, TN 37902. Donors also can make gifts of stock, property, or through estate planning. Gifts to the Knox Heritage endowment are fully tax-deductible within federal and state laws.

For more information about the Knox Heritage endowment fund, contact Development Director Becky Hancock at 523- 8008, or call ETF at 524-1223. 60 years 60 miles $60,000 Dan Holbrook is not your ordinary runner. Most of us think a 5K or 10K run an admirable accomplishment, and those who run 26.2-mile marathons are considered high-achievers with incredible stamina by most onlookers.

Knoxville’s Dan Holbrook sets his sights a little higher (or farther, if you will). He has run 50-mile races in Maryland and Seattle, WA; 50K races in Alabama, Oak Ridge, and Chattanooga; and a 23-mile trip around the rim of the Grand Canyon. He has qualified for the ultimate endurance run, the Western States 100-mile, on June 28, 2008.

To celebrate his 60th birthday on February 10th, he will run 60 miles on UT’s Tom Black Track. He invites us all to cheer him on from the bleachers, or even join him for a few laps.

But Dan wants to commemorate this feat in another way: he aims to raise $60,000 for three charities. One of these beneficiaries is Knox Heritage, and we couldn’t be prouder of our friend for his generous and invigorating spirit.

To help Dan reach his monetary goal, you can send a donation to Knox Heritage with “60 @ 60” written in the memo line. Your contribution is fully tax-deductible, and Dan will get a list of names and the total amount contributed to Knox Heritage in honor of this accomplishment.

Learn more about Dan’s running odyssey at his website www.60at60.net. Thank you, Dan, for your example of healthy living, impressive dedication, Dan Holbrook running for charities. and remarkable philanthropy! 3 2007 Preservation Partners Fragile Fifteen

Restore America Sponsors Landmark Here is the latest news about some of our most endangered Charlie & Moll Anderson properties and places in Knoxville and Knox County. Steve & Ann Bailey McClung Warehouses, Jackson Avenue February 7 marks the one-year anniversary of the enormous Capitol fire that engulfed several of these warehouses. The All Occasions Party Rentals owner has a deadline of February 13 to submit a revised Dewhirst Properties development plan to KCDC. HGTV/Scripps Networks

Vacant Knox County School Buildings Pedestal South High: another potential developer has been identified and preliminary discussions are underway. C. Randall De Ford Architecture Oakwood: A task force has been formed to identify potential Cherokee Distributing uses for the structure as well as securing alternative space Hancock Photography for uses currently housed here. Jupiter Entertainment Brownlow: A recent auction sold several condominium units Mast General Store and the developers are proceeding with the project. North South Productions

Prestige Cleaners & 26 Market Square Downtown Grind The owner has replaced the roof and windows, getting the building “in the dry.” Work continues on renovations. Cornerstone Walker-Sherrill House The late Nell Sampson & Blair Carter The 104-acre tract was sold to an Atlanta developer, which BarberMcMurry Architects is lining up a new partner and renegotiating with commercial Bennett Galleries developers. Thankfully, the recent H-1 designation has Bob’s Package Store helped preserve this house and its immediate surrounding Brewer Ingram Fuller land, protecting it from potentially insensitive commercial use. Friends of the Barber Houses Coldwell Banker Custom Marble & Design Wallace & Wallace Realtors Minvilla High Oaks Construction Gourmet’s Market The owner is waiting on approval from the National Park Graybar Electric Wells Fargo Home Mortgage— Service in Washington DC, which is forthcoming. This is Winco Tile The McVey Team necessary because Historic Preservation Tax Credits are Coldwell Banker being incorporated into the financing of the project. Wallace & Wallace Realtors BEL Stone & Tile Keystone Sears Colonel John Williams House Dealers Warehouse Blaine Construction Corporation The owner has plans for stabilizing the house and is The Wakefield Corporation Creative Structures, Inc. construction is imminent. National Floor Systems, Inc. Elizabeth Eason Architecture Valspar Corporation George Creek Construction Company J.C. Penney Building Construction Team Gettelfinger Properties The owner has had several retail inquiries and is investigating JIL Electric McCarty Holsaple McCarty various options for multi-use development. Williamson Drain & Panorama Publishing, Inc. Plumbing Service Tracy Kramer Jewelry Tallent Drywall The Wort Hotel Chancey & Reynolds Darryl Ellis Painting Pillar Mr. Sandman Flooring Merit Construction, Inc. Big Orange Foam Warrick Roofing Studio Four Design Rain-Flow Gutters The Knoxville Real Estate Company

4 Calendar of Upcoming Events When Where What February 7 Foundry, Lunch & Learn 11:30am 747 World’s Enjoy lunch and hear special guest Robert Booker How To Contact Fair Park Drive speak about Knoxville’s urban renewal and how Knox Heritage it affected the African-American community. $12 KH members, $15 non-members. Reservations required. Please call Knox Heritage, 523-8008.

Physical Address: February 9 Time Warp Preservation Network 10am Tea Room, These FREE workshops are open to the public. The Carriage House 1109 N. A topic related to preservation or restoration is at Greystone 1300 N. Broadway Central featured each month, but almost any restoration Knoxville, TN 37917 question can be answered by the experienced folks who attend regularly. • February 10 UT’s Tom Dan Holbrook – 60@60 Mailing Address: Black Track/ Knoxvillian Dan Holbrook is running 60 miles on LaPorte his 60th birthday to raise $60,000 for charity. P.O. Box 1242 Knoxville, TN 37901 Stadium Knox Heritage is one of the designated recipients! Visit www.60at60.net for more info, or see pg 3 of • this newsletter.

Office Phone: February 26 Cansler Advanced Realtor Course 10a–3p YMCA, For licensed real estate agents seeking (865) 523-8008 616 certification as a Historic Homes Specialist. • Jessamine Sponsored by C. Randall De Ford architecture. Street For more information, contact Knox Heritage. Fax: March 8 Time Warp Preservation Network (865) 523-0938 10am Tea Room, These FREE workshops are open to the public. 1109 N. A topic related to preservation or restoration is • Central featured each month, but almost any restoration Website: question can be answered by the experienced folks who attend regularly. www.knoxheritage.org April 12 Time Warp Preservation Network • 10am Tea Room, These FREE workshops are open to the public. 1109 N. A topic related to preservation or restoration is General E-mail: Central featured each month, but almost any restoration [email protected] question can be answered by the experienced folks who attend regularly.

April 24 Crescent Bluff Annual Patron’s Party TBD Knox Heritage thanks its Patron members each year at the Patron’s Party. This year’s event is hosted by John Trotter at Crescent Bluff, the former Dulin Gallery of Art. More details to be announced soon! 5 Preservation Briefs

UT’s Campus Heritage Project in Final Stages

In June 2006 the was awarded on the National Register of Historic Places, including Tyson $150,000 from the Getty Foundation to conduct an in- Hall and Hopecote on Melrose Avenue; The Hill and many of depth study of historic buildings and to help set priorities its buildings; Cowan Cottage, located in Fort Sanders; and and develop recommendations River Road and Morgan Circle on the UT for preservation policies on Institute of Agriculture Campus. Currently, the UT-Knoxville campus. The UT-Knoxville has no structures named on the comprehensive inventory of historic National Register. structures is complete, and the UT Campus Heritage Project’s final In addition to completing the inventory and report will be issued to the Getty related reports, Dr. Ezzell is interested in Foundation in May of this year, identifying successful historic preservation according to Tim Ezzell, director of practices at other colleges and universities, UT’s Community Partnership Center. particularly other Getty grant awardees. He believes these practices can help attract top Based in Los Angeles, the Getty students and faculty to UT, which can aid the Foundation funds a diverse range Hopecote, 1820 Melrose Avenue university in its goal of becoming a top-ten of projects that promote the public research institution. understanding and conservation of the visual arts. The Getty’s Campus Heritage Grant assists colleges and universities When asked about the reaction to the project from the in the United States to plan for the preservation of their community, Dr. Ezzell said, “the response has been mostly significant historic buildings, sites, and landscapes. The positive. The students and faculty have been very supportive. Campus Heritage grant is a special 6-year initiative which This [preservation initiative] has been a long time coming, began in 2002. UT was one of thirteen recipients of this and there’s a funding in 2006, a list which also included LSU, Tuskegee recognition University, New York University, and the U.S. Naval Academy. of that on campus. The UT Campus Heritage Project was conducted in We know partnership with the Center for Historic Preservation at how this MTSU and Dr. Carroll Van West. The surveys identified at has hurt our least a dozen structures that are potentially eligible for listing image in the community, and we need to be a better neighbor and work more cooperatively Tyson Alumni Center, 1609 Melrose Ave. with the City, Knox Heritage, and other stakeholders.”

The first of several public workshops was held the last week of January. The next public workshop will be on Thursday, April 17, from 6:30 – 8:30 pm, in the Shiloh Room of the Carolyn P. Brown University Center. All are invited to attend. For more information about the UT Campus Heritage Project, contact Tim Ezzell at [email protected].

6 2007 Balance Sheet

DEC 31, 2007 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings 1000 · KH AMSouth Checking 494.45 1006 · KH Clayton Checking 26,831.25 1008 · VH Clayton Checking 83.28 1010 · JAS Clayton Checking 42,066.53 1011 · VH Clayton CD 36,605.19 1012 · JAS Clayton CD 102,596.16 1013 · KH Clayton MM 31,293.46 Total Checking/Savings 239,970.32 Accounts Receivable 1100 · Receivables 1110 · Accounts Receivable 108,476.37 1113 · Sponsorship Receivable 3,500.00 1116 · Pledges Receivable 9,913.79 1120 · Contracts Receivable 35,000.00 1121 · Escrow on sold properties 11,900.00 1100 · Accounts Receivable Other 174.82 Total 1100 · Receivables 168,964.98 Total Accounts Receivable 168,964.98 Total Current Assets 408,935.30 Fixed Assets 1210 · Furniture & Fixtures 7,207.58 1220 · Carriage House Improvements 38,377.74 1250 · Accumulated Depreciation F & F -5,764.80 1260 · Accumulated Depreciation - LI -12,792.57 Total Fixed Assets 27,027.95 TOTAL ASSETS 435,963.25 LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 2000 · Accounts Payable 2201 · Payable to JAS Funds 59,000.00 2203 · Payable to Knox Heritage 49,476.37 2000 · Accounts Payable - Other 4,364.04 Total 2000 · Accounts Payable 112,840.41 Total Accounts Payable 112,840.41 Other Current Liabilities 2051 · UnEarned Rent - Carriage House 600.00 2100 · 2200 - Payroll Liabilities 7,210.50 Total Other Current Liabilities 7,810.50 Total Current Liabilities 120,650.91 Long Term Liabilities 2303 · N/P AM South - Carriage House 5,005.26 Total Long Term Liabilities 5,005.26 Total Liabilities 125,656.17 Equity 3000 · Fund Balance 357,091.22 Net Income -46,784.14 Total Equity 310,307.08 TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 435,963.25 7 2007 Knox Heritage Members

Instead of our quarterly listing of new and renewing members from the last few months only, in this “Annual Report” issue we wanted to thank all of our members who made our work possible last year. This list below constitutes every member who joined or renewed January 1 to December 31, 2007. The next newsletter will return to the standard quarterly listing of new and renewing members and the full list of 1791 members. Thank you for your support!

1791 Heritage Society

Neal & Joan D. Allen Linda & Pete Claussen Mary & Dan Holbrook Rodney & Debra Napier Charlie & Moll Anderson Jim & Kay Clayton John & Debbie Hoskins Lucile & Ernie Nelson Barbara & Steve Apking The Robert H. & Breese & Kathryn Johnson Townes Lavidge Osborn Ambassador & Monica M. Cole Raja & Michelle Jubran Bob & Margie Parrott Mrs. Foundation Tim & Vicki Keller John & Carol Petersen Steve W. & Ann Bailey John & Jane Conley Karen Kluge Andie Ray Ann K. Bennett Steve Cotham Stephen & Nancy Land Keith Richardson Rick & Jeannie Bennett Patricia Robledo & Bill & Gay Lyons Ronald O. & Gary & Julia Bentley John Craig Penny Lynch & Zaidee Robertson Bernie E. & Reid Crumpton Kimbro Maguire Pace & Karen Robinson Barbara Bernstein Wes Goddard & Eddie Mannis Robert F. & Diana Samples Sam & Nancy Bills Randall De Ford Jim & Tam Martin Ellen Bebb & David & Judy Birdwell David & Tracy Dewhirst Thomas M. & J. Finbarr Saunders Rudy & Cindy Bradley Jim & Melinda Ethier Melissa McAdams Mary & Joe Spengler Joseph P. & Rena T. Bruner Scott & Lynne Fugate Sheena McCall Caesar & Dorothy Stair Glenn & Marilyn Bullock Sam & Ann Furrow Lindsay & Jim McDonough Nancy Young & Mrs. Betsey Bush L. Duane & Marsha Grieve Douglas J. & Jeff Talman Mary Helen Byers Mayor Bill Haslam & Jeannine McKamey Fred Trainer Ellen M. Capito Mrs. Crissy Haslam Sandy & Helen McNabb John Trotter Jefferson & Vicki Chapman Jimmy & Dee Haslam Cran & Carol Montgomery John & T.J. Turley Pamela Rayburn-Chips & James & Natalie Haslam II Mrs. Mary Beth C. Regina & Terry Turner Dan Chips Mrs. Teenie Hayworth Montgomery James & Libba Wall

Benefactor Donna & David B. Kerr Jake Hudson & Becky Wade Margaret Gripshover & Jane Bailey Sherri Lee John & Connie Wallace Thomas Bell Peter V. Claussen Jim Peterson Greg Williams Mark T. Biagi, DDS Anne Hart John & Mary Rayson Leroy Bible Donna & David B. Kerr John Z.C. Thomas Patron Wayne & Ellen Blasius Sherri Lee Paul H. Bergeron John & Carol Acker Ed & Maze Bolin Jim Peterson Louis Browning Edward S. Albers, Jr. Brian & Jean Bonnyman John & Mary Rayson Scott & Annette L. Brun Les Alley Barbara Boulton John Z.C. Thomas Fred Schultz & Jenalee Muse & Mr. & Mrs. Richard Bowen Angelyn Campbell David Anderson C. Howard & Sustainer Schultz Pat & Jane Armstrong Barbara Bozeman Paul H. Bergeron Virgil & Linda De Ford David R. Arning Melissa Brenneman Louis Browning Marcia Elam Tere Atwater Pat Bright Scott & Annette L. Brun Harold Elkins Joe & Carole Ayres Susan L. Brown Fred Schultz & Richard T. Fox Joyce & Walter J. Bacon Will & Candy Brownlow Angelyn Campbell Gideon W. Fryer Stephen & Isabella Badgett Fred & Virginia Buffum Schultz Marianne Greene Jeanne Lane & Leigh A. Burch III Virgil & Linda De Ford R. Brett Grimm Charles Barber John & Sandra K. Butler Marcia Elam Carolyn H. McReynolds Betty Patton Barbour Ted Smith & David Butler Harold Elkins Bob & Marnie Page Steven & Debbie Barnes D. Graham Byars Jane Bailey Peter Acly & Ellen Robinson Sherry Wallace Barry Mark & Emily Campen Peter V. Claussen Gina Anderson & Walt Smith Gretchen F. Beal Jim & Victoria Cape Anne Hart Bill & Dotty Vinson Sam & Mary Anne Beall Bart Greer Carey 8 Arthur Benjamin Rachel Craig & Linda Billman Larry & J. Laurens & Carmichael III James Hagerman & Charles Carolyn Proctor Polly Tullock Kelli Carr Steven & Jill Hall Manneschmidt Sharon M. Pryse Paul S. Vance Robert & Karen Carroll Becky & Greg & Bonnie Marrett Jeffrey S. & David Watson Bill Stoess & Steve Hancock Debbie Martin Brandon S. Queen Sarah J. Weeks Mary Cartwright Cindy Hassil Morton & John & Betsy Quinn Donna & Terry Wertz Jim Childs A.G. Heins Jr. Becky Massey Mayor Mike & Mrs. Mary H. Whaley Ralph & Holly Christy Jan Henley Sam Maynard Claudia Ragsdale Wayne & Marianne G. Cobble Heritage Termite & Patrick & Joy McCabe James J. Reca Connie Whitehead Townsend & Pest Services, Inc. Margaret Stegall David & Willa Reister Clifton D. Willard Conni Collins Brian & Alice Hester McCampbell Robert P. Rentenbach Mr. & Mrs. George Michael Combs Amy M. Hicks Bruce & Natalie L. Robinson E. Wilson, III Bill Dohm & Donna Hill Elizabeth McCarty Sherian Hutson Jonathan Wimmer Patty Cooper Mark & Catherine Hill Mike & Robinson R.J. Hinde & Jim & Carol Cortese Sarah Hirschhorn- Kim McClamroch Mrs. Cowan Rodgers John Winemiller Monica S. Cristen & Sexton & Bennett Wallace & Ginny Rogers Anne Woodle Loren W. Crabtree Hirschhorn Patsy McClure Marye Rose Cynthia A. Woodward Rip & Tracy Horton Joyce McGlothin Judge John Rosson, Jr. Stuart Worden Joann Creekmore Rob Howard Anne McIntyre Frank & Johnnie Creel Lorie Huff Billie S. McKinney Judy Rothermel Supporter Patty Daughtrey Dan & Nancy Hugh John & Sharon McRae Richard Jolley & Chris & Mary Albrecht Linda & Martin Hunt Anne Dean McWhirter Tommie Rush Robert Wilson & Michael Davidson Lee & Bitsy Ingram Louise & Bill Mixon Chris Jerger & Alice Annette Anderson Betty Davis John Jacobs Kenneth Moffett Schoo-Jerger Jo Ann Coffman & Alvin & Gail & Jim Jarvis Nancy Campbell & Daniel Schuh Brown Ayres Bonnie De Ford Victor Jernigan William Moorefield Kathy Sergeant Ned & Virgina Babb James & Marilyn Dick Patricia Jobe Paul & W. T. Sergeant Howard & Beth Bales Harold & Joyce Diftler Jeffrey & Lyn Johnson Barbara Morgan Bill Wallace & Doy K. Barron Dwane Dishner Lori & Mickey Johnson Chuck Morris Lois Shelburne- Wallace W. Baumann Mark & Pat Donaldson Mary & Bill & Lucy Motts Wallace Poppy & Cliff Beach Patricia Dotson Richard Johnson Alan Carmichael & Ben Alford & James & Anna Bellamy Bryan Dove Emily A. Jones Cynthia Moxley Sarah Sheppeard Jim & Donna Bletner Sarah M. Dugger Robert C. & Dan & Suzan Murphy R. Larry & Blount Mansion Ron H. Duncan Jane D. Jones Bob & Sue Murrian Sharon Smith Association Allison Danielle Gina Kaeuper Bill Myers Darlene D. Smolik William K. Blum Easterday John Kalec Matthew Myers Frank & Pat Sparkman Sharon Boyce Connie & Ellie & Bob Kassem Igor & Anna Nabelek Ellen & James Spitzer David & Vicki Brandt David Eldridge Dale & Mark & Vickie Nadolski Mike & Teresa St. John Dan Brewer Engert Plumbing & Barbara Keasling Kenny & Caesar Stair IV Angela Bridges Heating Mary Jane Keim Pam Needham John & Cynthia Stancil George & Corinne Doyle Evans Ken & Tammy Knight Hugh & Sara Jo Neil Jeanette Kelleher & Kathy Brooks Jim & Karen Everett Mr. & Mrs. Richard Michael J. O’Connell Gregory Stein Ginger Browning Jeanne Fair Koella Anne Leslie Owens Bernice C. Stevens Patricia Jean Bryan Scott Falvey, Steve Koella Corinne & Nancy & John Stewart Buonavita AIA J.D. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Edward Patrick Ellen & David Stinnett Laura Powers & Edgar & Lynn Faust Krieg Carol & Ashely Stinson John Burkhart Mike Fowler Russell & Joseph Pelliccia William B. Stokley, III Carl & Ethel Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Eugene L. Ruthie Kuhlman Dr. & Mrs. Reuben Kathleen M. Stout Sharon Carlomagno Frazer, Jr. Chuck & Linda Lee N. Pelot Charles P. Lisa Carroll Lane Williams & Kay & Larry Leibowitz Sarah W. Penegar Hassenboehler & Jon & Miranda Clark Christine Gale Janis Lightfoot Linda Gay Blanc Lynne Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Joe John & Amy Gibson Doris Ligon & Marshall H. Joe & Mary Sullivan Congleton Robert & Michael A. & Peterson Pamela Reeves & Barbara S. Cook Jeanne Gibson Nancy D. Lofaro Neal & Dena Pinsker Charles Swanson Earl Cruze Paul & Ginny Gilman David Madden Gaines & David Tandy Ann & Greg Curtin Bettye G. Gilreath Bob & Anne Pittenger Connie Taylor Charlotte Davis RC & Connie Gonzalez Brenda Madigan Brian Pittman Sam Musharbash & Laura & Tom Derr Laurel Goodrich Mark & Catherine Robert & Lucie Polk Sally Townsend Bee DeSelm GossPiercyGroup Mamantov Mr. & Mrs. Don Rod Townsend, Jr. John P. & Architecture Meredith & John Mann B. Preston Mr. & Mrs. H.B. Trimble Diane Dinsmore 9 LeAnne & Carole & Andy Hudson & Amy Garland Marilyn Roddy John Dougherty Eden McDonald Sheena Whittaker Geraldine C. Gesell Barbara Rodrigue William S. Dunklin Nancy McGlasson A.C. & Doris Wilson David & Carol Giles Malcolm Rogers Susan & Bob & Carla D. Wyrick Melissa Gill Charles Ross Geoff Eisenstadt Marjorie McLean Bruce Glanville Lois L. Russell Steve Eldridge William Eugene Friend Sara Goodman Brenda Salmons Tim & Pat Ezzell Monday Michael K. Aktalay Howard Grower William & Charles & Stacy Morris Betty Allen Melvyn Halbert Virginia Schall Terry Faulkner Kevin Murphy Jeannine Alley Jeff Petrik & Melissa Kelly P. Segars Mary Ann Fennell Margaret Newton Merrill Ammons Hansen-Petrik Barbara C. Simpson Morgan & Pat Fitch Jeannie Obenschain Andrea Anderson Sara W. Harris William & Robert E. Freeman Pat & Barbara O’Brien Anthony Bell Robert & Ethel Skaggs Rob, Erin & Cleo Babelay & Tom & Kirby Bell Susan Hawthorne Joe E. Spence Sonny Frost Danny Olinger Margery & Felicia Harris Hoehne Sandy Stevens- Joe Galetovic Kenton & Martha Page Michael Bensey Jennifer Holder Woodland Sandy & Dan Gammon Denise Phillips & Becca Berry Norma Holmes Beth Stivers Michael Pardee & Walter Partain Kristin Bianconi Rock T. Hurst Adam & Elizabeth Gassel Mike & Sandy Diane Bohannon Rose Gettys Hust Jamie Stoermer Gordon & Patterson Scott Brooks Joe & Reba Inman Arin Streeter Judith Gibson Aaron Pennington Mary Jean Bryant Robert Johnson Roberta Fee Sweeney Cheryl Given Charles Peroulas Brett Burdick Chester G. Kilgore Grant Tharp Cathy & Beth Needham & Gene Burr Chuckie Kirby Melissa Trevathan Adrian Gonzalez James Pierce Mary Ellen Burr Aaron Kohring Jackie Tucker Beverley Gooch William & Lula Powell Warren & Nancy Butler Bob, Sandra & Jeanette Underwood Katherine Gooch Bill & Tanya Ramsey Alan Solomon & Will Kronick K. Ann Walker Carl & Meta Gustafson Maxwell Ramsey Andrea Cartwright Kathy Lasater Lynne Warner Steve & Terry Haag Sandy Rees Markus & Erin Chady Patrice Lee Jane H. Watts Debbie & Lauren & Steven Rider Carol Chapman Jack E. Lewis Julie Webb Roger Hamilton Jennie & Bert Ritchie Brooks & Karen Clark Father Xavier Mankel Madeleine Weil Mary Belle & Greg & Tracy Rives Mr. & Mrs. James Kathy Manning Eleanor Wettlaufer Alex Harkness David Roberts Clements William Martella Debra Hartmann David & Patricia Harris Stephanie Romer Jay Cobble Fiona McAnally Wilkes Jim & Anne Harter Lawson I. Hickox & David Collins Donna McCullough- Clara M. Williams Jon & Jo-Anne Harvill Doris H. Sager Nancy Cook Mitchell Lila A. Wilson Pat & Chip Herzog Kim Davis & Donna M. Daye Will McDonald John R. Wright Leonard & Fred Sahms Alix Dempster Jeanine McMillan Jane D. Yancey Marti Hobson Robert F. Saunders Virginia Douglas Joe & Charlotte Todd Witcher & Nick & Gail Showalter Jeannie Dulaney Lee Moellendick Student Cheryl Holcombe Cleo Sideris Whitney A. Dunford Wanda Moody Heather Craig Barbara Hood Mrs. , Jr. Todd & Karen Duren Pat Morton Daniel C. Horton Earl & Teresa J. Smith Victor Dyer Rose Moseley Evelyn H. Horton Sally C. Sparks Laura A. Muckenfuss Robert A. Ellis Jr. If you have been Lester & Frankie Hulett Monte & Ruth T. Ellis, Esq. Emily Murphy incorrectly left Cindy Johnson Whitney Stanley Jacene Lillian England Jacqueline T. Newman Michael & Sarah Kane Catherine Suddarth Kimberly Blake Estes Kay Newton off the list, need John Woodrow Kelley Gina Tate Norm & Martha Olson to make any Paul & Norma Kelley John K. & Doris Featherston Carol Overbey corrections, or Ellen & Lisa G. Thomas Dianne Bradshaw Ashley Pace wish for your Matthew Kellogg Mike & Terri Tjaarda Fielder Brandon F. Pace membership to Carol Kerr Herb & Jane Trammell George Fieser Virginia K. Patterson be anonymous, Raisa E. Killeffer Tom & Dana Traylor Lawrence & Lee Petry please contact Lansing King Ann Marie Tugwell Nancy Fitzpatrick Linda Phillips Becky Hancock Thomas D. Kirkland Chris & Jill Van Beke Robert Pickle William Fleury by phone: Margaret Klein Juanita Vann Elizabeth Brister Franks Sharon Plescia 523-8008 Beverly & John Kramer Georgiana Vines Elizabeth R. Fred Mark & Robin Porter Kenneth Langtimm David A. Vogel Henry A. Fribourg Pauline Prosser or by email: Marilyn Liberman Scott & Laura Wall Manker Galetovic Joshua Queener bhancock@ Randolph Mansfield Jack & Patricia Watson Thompson Galetovic Paul & Amy Quimby knoxheritage.org Rena McAlister Joyce M. Weedon Karsten & John & Nancy Ray Ann Yarbro McCoin Tom Whisman Lisa Gammeltoft Joan Riedl 10 Knox Heritage Membership Benefits

Standard Membership Benefits Friend Members ($25 or more) (all levels) Receive standard benefits. • Knox Heritage Quarterly newsletters Supporter Members ($40 or more) • Membership in our online discussion group Receive standard benefits. where you can discuss preservation issues Patron Members ($100 or more) and benefit from referrals to restoration Receive standard benefits plus an invitation to attend the annual Patron’s craftspeople (to join, send an e-mail to Party in the spring plus early notification of Summer Suppers. [email protected]) Sustainer Members ($250 or more) • Invitation to the Annual Meeting & Receive standard and Patron benefits plus a behind-the-scenes tour, and Preservation Awards and all Preservation a copy of the book Tradition, Innovation and Romantic Images by William Month events Ross McNabb. • Discount on the purchase of salvage Benefactor Members ($500 or more) donated from structures that could not be Receive standard, Patron, and Sustainer benefits, plus free admission saved for two to any of our ticketed Preservation Month events and two gift • Invitation to hear noted historic memberships at the Supporter level to share with friends and family. preservation speakers 1791 Heritage Society Members ($1,000 or more) • Discounts at participating Vendor Partners Receive all of the benefits listed above, plus an invitation to attend the (see below for current list) Annual 1791 Heritage Society Dinner in the fall; an invitation to a special • Notice of upcoming Preservation luncheon for 1791 Heritage Society members in the spring; free admission Network meetings and access to a for two to all Knox Heritage events (excluding Summer Suppers and library of information collected from these Weekend in the Attic); four gift memberships at the Supporter level to workshops share; and your name will be listed in each issue of the Knox Heritage • Access to our professional staff for Quarterly newsletter. assistance and information

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(dis) Knox Heritage members receive discounts at the following area businesses. Membership counts Show current member ID to receive discount; one discount per customer. Visit Knox Heritage at www.knoxheritage.org/corp.html for current list.

Who Where What Bliss Home 29 Market Square, 865.673.6711 10% discount, up to $100 off entire purchase www.shopinbliss.com Crescent Bend House & 2728 Kingston Pike $2 off regular admission price Gardens 865.637.3163 Heritage Pest Control 865.525.8900 25% discount for perimeter pest control services, 25% discount for termite & moisture control services, & free inspections Graning Paint 311 N. Broadway, 865.546.4881 5% discount High Oaks Construction 865.637.2342 one-half percent discount off total amount www.highoaksconstruction.com May Studios 770 Caney Creek Road, Pigeon Forge free inspection & evaluation of historic architectural stained 865.436.3441 or leaded glass for possible restoration or repair McClung Museum 1027 Circle Park on the UT Campus 10% discount in gift shop 865.974.2144 http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu Russell’s Pest Control 865.588.5527 25% discount for termite control and/or $60 per quarter for perimeter pest control services Smoky Mountain Glassmaster’s 865.633.5122 20% discount & 25% off $2,000 custom work Group The Wort Hotel 50 N. Glenwood Ave., Jackson Hole, WY, 10% discount on lodging year-round 800.322.2727, www.worthotel.com (not applicable with any other package/special offer) The Victorian Wood Molding Co. 116 N. Kingston Ave., Rockwood, 10% discount 865.354.8118 West Knoxville Glass 5209 Kingston Pike, 865.588.0486 10% discount www.westknoxvilleglass.com 11 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Knoxville, Tenn. Permit No. 526

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