Photos by Tracey Trumbull

  • The beauty of Clingman's Dome Tower is in the eye of the beholder. The American Institute of Architects' East Tennessee chapter considers it among the best architecture in East Tennessee, while critics panned the use of postwar building materials during a surge of new building between the mid-1950s throughout the nation's national parks.
  • The Express Truck Care Center, 7240 Saddlerack Street, Knoxville, TN
  • The Little Congress Bicycle Museum in Cumberland Gap, Tenn., displays some of the bikes owned by Ralph McClanahan II.
  • Ralph McClanahan II, owner and curator of the Little Congress Bicycle Museum in Cumberland Gap, Tenn., enjoys sharing stories behind the design, construction and usage of the bikes in his museum.
  • One of the display walls at the Little Congress Bicycle Museum in Cumberland Gap, Tenn., shows part of the evolution of bikes, from an 1800s-era racing bike, upper left, to the "newspaper boy" bikes of the 1900s.
  • Knox County has more than several older school buildings that go unused and have fallen into differing states of disrepair, including Brownlow Elementary School in the historic Fourth and Gill neighborhood.
  • Knox County has more than several older school buildings that go unused and have fallen in to differing states of disrepair. Tears of weather and neglect are shown under the elaborate fascia at Oakwood Elementary School in the north Knoxville.
  • Knox County has more than several older school buildings that go unused and have fallen in to differing states of disrepair. A rusting sheet metal roof and broken windows show the state of decay at the Old South High School in south Knoxville.
  • Knox County has more than several older school buildings that go unused and have fallen in to differing states of disrepair. The front entrance of the Oakwood Elementary School in the north Knoxville neighborhood is marked with a tree planted in 1961, honoring the memory of Miss Virgie Lane.
  • William B. Stokely Athletic Center
  • Cutcliffe amid media Friday morning.
  • Johnny Majors, shown in this 2006 photo.

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