kaylacarebear:

Hello Knoxville. You’re a beautiful city.

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knoxnews:

Knoxville has claimed another No. 1 spot on a national list — this time as one of 25 Top Cities for Aging Too Fast.

According to RealAge.com, this particular accolade is “thanks to high rates of drinking, smoking, stress, unemployment, low income, and — not surprisingly — the least…

beforethewarphotography:

Krutch Park, downtown Knoxville, Tennessee.

musingsofamadgirl:

Another Knoxville bridge for good measure… Gay Street Bridge

musingsofasoupcan:

anon-frank:

In my opinion, the coolest thing about UT is the library.

This place is my personal hell. Within these walls, time disappears. By the time one escapes, days have passed, but little has been accomplished. Here, drugs are sold openly, and intellectuals twitch and shake over their books, while the copious amounts of caffeine in their blood stream searches for avenues. Here, the stacks are unending, the information unbridled. So many words, so many facts, so few outlets. 

I hate libraries. 

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emhsnyder:

Tennessee Theatre // Knoxville, TN // © Emily Harris Snyder

adventurez:

Franklin Delano Roosevelt waves as he and the first lady ride down Gay Street in Knoxville en route to dedicate the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

I ride down this street on my bike on the way to class (but not today, because I haven’t used any absences yet, and it’s raining).

And, yes, I have fallen after getting my tires caught in those old streetcar tracks.

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godsmokesparliaments:

Knoxville, Tennessee, circa 1906. “Wall Street west from Gay.” Behind the smudges and fingerprints, an interesting slice of life.

silence530:

Volunteer Landing

Knoxville, Tennessee