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Mapkey Index THE CIVIL WAR PARKS & GARDENS M ap K ey 1 battle of campbell’s station 90 A Krutch Park 143 2 battle of Fort Sanders 91 B World’s Fair Park 143 8 lamar house 92 C Emory Place 146 HISTORIC HOMES 21 Rebori Building 60 3 Deaf & Dumb Asylum 93 D Fountain City Park 146 1 JAMES WHITE’S FORT 20 22 Sterchi Building 60 4 Avery Russell House 93 E Racheff Gardens 147 2 RAMSEY HOUSE 23 23 cal johnson building 61 5 Kennedy-Baker House 94 F Sharps Ridge 148 3 BLOUNT MANSION 24 24 peter kern building 63 6 Baker-Peters House 94 G Cal Johnson Park 148 4 MARBLE SPRINGS 26 25 pembroke building 64 7 statesview 94 H Alex Haley Heritage Square 149 5 CRESCENT BENd 28 26 Daylight Building 64 8 Knollwood 95 I Caswell Park 149 6 Bleak House 31 27 masonic temple 64 6 Bleak House 95 J Knoxville Botanical Garden 150 7 MABRY-HAZEN HOUSE 32 28 Patrick Sullivan’s Saloon 66 5 CRESCENT BENd 95 K Chilhowee Park 151 8 WESTWOOD 34 29 boyd’s jig & reel building 66 7 MABRY-HAZEN HOUSE 95 L Zoo Knoxville 152 30 Richardsonian Romanesque G bethel cemetery 96 M Holston River Park 152 MUSEUMS & COLLECTIONS buildings 67 9 Fort Stanley 96 10 Fort Dickerson park 153 1 East Tennessee History Center 37 31 JFG flats 67 10 Fort Dickerson 96 11 High Ground Park / Fort Higley 153 2 Beck Cultural Exchange Center 38 32 White Lily Flats 68 11 Fort Higley 97 N Ijams Nature Center 154 3 Knoxville Museum of Art 39 33 Southern Railway station 69 C national cemetery 98 O Suttree Landing Park 155 4 McClung Museum 40 34 Knoxville High School 70 B old gray 98 P Mary Vestal Park 155 5 John C. Hodges Library 41 35 gallows hill 70 Q James Agee Park 156 6 Farragut Museum 42 UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 7 Circle Park 156 7 Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame 42 DOWNTOWN CHURCHES 1 the hill 101 R Lakeshore Park 156 8 girl scout museum 43 1 First Presbyterian 73 2 Ayres Hall 102 S Sequoyah Hills Park 158 9 knox county museum of education 43 2 First Baptist 73 3 South College 103 T Tyson Park 158 10 arnstein jewish community center 43 3 St. John’s Episcopal 74 4 Austin Peay 103 U Third Creek Greenway 158 4 Church Street Methodist 75 5 Alumni Memorial Hall 104 V West Hills / John Bynon Park 159 DOWNTOWN 5 Immaculate Conception 76 6 Hoskins Library 104 1 Old Courthouse 45 6 St. John’s Lutheran Church 76 7 Circle Park 105 CEMETERIES 2 Post Office 47 8 Neyland Stadium 106 A First Presbyterian graveyard 161 3 Medical Arts Building 48 STATUES 9 Thompson Boling Arena 107 B old gray 163 4 James Park House 48 1 Statue of a fireman 78 10 Art + Architecture Building 108 C national cemetery 164 5 Lawson McGhee Library 48 2 the Doughboy 79 11 Natalie Haslam Music Center 108 D Lynnhurst Cemetery 166 6 YMCA 48 3 Spanish-American War Statue 79 12 Carousel theatre 108 E Greenwood Cemetery 166 7 YWCA 48 4 Vietnam Memorial 79 13 Clarence Brown Theatre 109 F Calvary Cemetery 167 8 BIJOU THEATRE & lamar house 50 5 The Oarsman 79 14 McClung Plaza 110 G bethel cemetery 167 9 TENNESSEE THEATRE 53 6 Alex Haley 79 5 hodges library 110 H Potters Field Cemetery 168 10 Andrew Johnson Hotel 54 7 Beloved Woman of Justice 80 15 Baker Center for Public Policy 110 I Odd Fellows Cemetery 168 11 Plaza Tower 54 8 sergei rachmaninoff 80 16 Tyson Alumni House 111 J Old Jewish Cemetery 168 12 Journal Arcade building 54 9 Rotary Club Centennial Statue 80 17 Hopecote 112 K Lebanon-in-the-Forks Cemetery 169 13 Farragut Hotel 55 10 woman suffrage memorial 80 18 Morgan Hall 112 L Asbury Cemetery 169 14 Mechanics Bank & Trust Building 56 11 Febb & Harry Burn 80 19 ut gardens 112 M Woodlawn Cemetery 170 15 Miller’s Department Store 56 12 the volunteer 81 20 War Dog Memorial 112 N Island Home Baptist Church 170 16 Tailor Lofts Building 56 13 europa & the bull 81 21 UT’s Indian mound 112 O Mount Olive Cemetery 170 17 Century Building 56 14 Gen. Robert Neyland 81 P New Jewish Cemetery 171 18 phoenix building 56 15 Pat Summitt 81 Visitor Center 60 Q West View Cemeteries 171 1 East Tennessee History Center 59 16 Lincoln: The Final Summation 81 three rivers rambler 69 R New Gray Cemetery 172 19 Holston Building 59 17 admiral farragut 81 lifesaver walk 84 S Highland Memorial 172 20 S&W Cafeteria 59 18 treaty of the holston 81 catfish walk 84 187.
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