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Linda moss Mines

Linda moss Mines

Author at timesfreepress.com at Chattanooga Times Free Press

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    Recent Articles

    timesfreepress.com

    Local History: Chattanooga’s 1875 flood proves worse than anticipated

    Following the widespread destruction of the 1867 flood, Chattanooga Mayor Dudley Carr pledged that the city would raise the level of streets near the Tennessee River so that "downtown" would never flood again.
    12 months ago
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    Local history: 1917 flood disaster in Chattanooga has positive outc...

    Chattanoogans learned in spring 1917 that major floods were not a thing of the past and that the high-water havoc of 1867, 1875 and 1886 would soon repeat itself.
    12 months ago
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    Local history: The Chattanooga Little Theatre’s stellar beginnings

    An April 1926 edition of the Chattanooga News posed the question: "What is the Little Theater of Chattanooga?" and then answered its own query.
    11 months ago
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    Local History: Debate is spirited for new school for Hill City

    The Chattanooga News headline on Monday, March 24, 1904, grabbed readers' attention: "Red Hot Wrangle Ensues at Meeting."
    11 months ago
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    Local History: Finally, Hill City gets its school

    After a lengthy debate and two public votes about the location of a new school in Hill City, now North Chattanooga, the Sylvan Park location was chosen, with a vote of 80 to 57.
    11 months ago
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    Local history: An art museum for Chattanooga

    Local history: An art museum for Chattanooga
    10 months ago
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    Local History: What to do with the vaunted Citico Mound?

    A current map of Chattanooga features Citico Street and Citico Creek but omits mention of Citico Mound.
    9 months ago
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    Local History: Aviator Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 visit to Chattanoog...

    All Chattanooga schools and businesses as well as government offices were closed.
    7 months ago
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    Local History: Local leaders choose among sites for a new airport f...

    By February 1929, Chattanooga leaders were considering a site for a modern municipal airport, having received a report from the aeronautics branch of the United States Department of Commerce.
    6 months ago
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    Local history: New airport site named for John E. Lovell

    In August 1929, Chattanooga News writer John T. Whitaker profiled "the father of aviation in Chattanooga," John E. Lovell, the man for whom the new airport then being planned would be named.
    6 months ago
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    Local History: Mountain City Club was chartered in 1889

    Chattanooga emerged from the nation's great conflict earlier than many cities and became known, during the final quarter of the 19th century, as the "Dynamo of the South."
    6 months ago