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PCA Airplane
A PCA airplane at Tri-City Airport. On the plane is written “PCA” and “The Capital Airline.” On the plane’s right wing the numbers 1787 are visible. On the right side of the photo is a sign that reads, “Fly PCA, New York, Knoxville, Detroit, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Birmingham.”
Type: KPT Archives
Tri-City Airport Runway
View of plane on Tri-City Airport runway. In the background are large letters on the grass that read, “Tri City Airport, Mc Kellar Field,” and, “Bristol, Kingsport, Johnson City.” Behind the two airport workers is a sign that reads, “Fly PCA, New York, Knoxville, Detroit, Pittsburgh, New Orleans, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo, Birmingham.”
Type: KPT Archives
Foremost Dairies Juice Display
Foremost Dairies’ Donald Duck orange Juice display. The small signs read “Ask for Donal Duck orange juice delicious and healthy.” The company was located on the corner of East Market and Cherokee streets. Francis T. Walsh managed the company that dealt with dairies, milk, and cream.
Type: KPT Archives
Ladies Working at Kingsport Press
Ladies packaging books at Kingsport Press, located on West Center and Roller Streets.
Type: KPT Archives
Packaging Books at Kingsport Press
A group of women packaging books at Kingsport Press, located on West Center and Roller Streets.
Type: KPT Archives
Holliston Mills of Tennessee
Holliston Mills of Tennessee was located along Reedy and Roller streets. The buildings eventually became a part of the Kingsport Press complex.
Type: KPT Archives
Tennessee Eastman Buildings
View of Tennessee Eastman from the banks of the Holston River’s South Fork.
Type: KPT Archives
Smoke Stacks at Penn-Dixie Cement Plant
View of smoke stacks at Penn-Dixie Cement Plant
Type: KPT Archives
Doughboy Bottling Plant
Man working at Doughboy Bottling Plant. The plant was located on West New Street.
Type: KPT Archives
Dinning Area at Borden Mills
Dinning area at Borden Mills with counter staff posing for picture.
Type: KPT Archives
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