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…1980-1998, undated SERIES DESCRIPTIONS Series 1: Scrapbooks & Miscellaneous, 1928-2000, Boxes 1 to 7. This series contains scrapbooks of photographs, clippings, founding documents, and correspondence kept by Sobel’s store during…
The Latimer-Looney Chevrolet Inc. building. The company was located at 707 E. Sullivan Street.
…location of Lincoln Street and South Wilcox Drive. Federal Dyestuff was incorporated in 1915, and was sold in 1918 thus becoming Union Dye. The later company went bankrupt in 1921….
Employees of the Pet Dairy Products pose with company vehicles outside of the business.
Dobyns-Taylor Hardware Company owned a number of businesses and buildings throughout Kingsport. This image shows the business’s furniture department located at 113-115 Shelby Street….
…The shop was owned by Mac Jones and Axley “Ack” Burdine. Pictured is barber Mac Jones. The customer and shoeshine man are unidentified.The picture was commissioned by the Coca-Cola Company….
Two passengers on a Cherokee Boat Company boat. The business was located at 327 West Market Street….
…Hunter was the vice president; Howard E. P. Clifford was the secretary and treasurer. The company’s office was located on Route 1, on the first floor of the Improvement Building….
…location of Lincoln Street and South Wilcox Drive. Federal Dyestuff was incorporated in 1915, and was sold in 1918 thus becoming Union Dye. The later company went bankrupt in 1921….
Shoe shopping at Parks-Belk Company Department Store located at 235-37 Broad Street. Along with a number of other brands, the shoe department carried Ball-Brand footwear….
