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Smoky Mountain Hosiery Mills
Exterior view of Smoky Mountain Hosiery Mills. George Goetsch was the manager and Ray Bennett was the superintendent of manufacturing. The mills were located at 2117 Berry Street.
Type: KPT Archives
Mason & Dixon Employees
Group photo of employees of Mason & Dixon Lines Incorporated. The trucking company was located on Eastman Road. E. Ward King was president and treasurer of the company; Stewart T. King was the vice president; Lloyd W. Pendleton was the secretary; D. Ruth Pickering was the assistant secretary.
Type: KPT Archives
Firefighters and Fire Truck
Group photo of firefighters from the Kingsport Fire Department, Station No. 2, with fire truck. The department is located on the Bristol Highway, near the Johnson City Highway, now called Fort Henry Drive and Center Street. Jas C. Taylor was the chief.
Type: KPT Archives
Cut Rate Super Market at Night
Evening view of Cut Rate Super Market located at 443 West Sullivan Street. The market was managed by J. Thomas Davis.
Type: KPT Archives
Holston Auto Supply Soapbox Derby Car
Soapbox Derby Car representing Holston Auto Supply. The image might have appeared in Mason & Dixon News.
Type: KPT Archives
BF Goodrich Soapbox Derby Car
Soapbox Derby Car representing BF Goodrich. The image might have appeared in Mason & Dixon News.
Type: KPT Archives
Dobyns-Taylor Warehouse
View of Dobyns-Taylor Warehouse. This complex was formerly home to the Kingsport Hosiery Mills. The building on the left contained a full-fashioned hosiery department while the right building dealt with seamless hosiery. The mill was incorporated 13 March 1917. The Kingsport Hosiery Mills was controlled by the W.B. Davis and Son Company. More information about […]
Type: KPT Archives
Cherokee Boat Company Soapbox Derby Car
Soapbox Derby Car representing the Cherokee Boat Company. The image might have appeared in Mason & Dixon News.
Type: KPT Archives
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