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A German prisoner of war operates a sewing machine at the Memphis ASF Depot.

An example of prehistoric cave art from Tennessee.

The Public Works Administration constructed housing projects across the country including Cheatham Place in Nashville.

Located in Johnson City, the East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine was created by the Tennessee General Assembly in 1974.

Rachel Jackson, ca. 1827, by Ralph E. W. Earl.

Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis railroad depot in Chattanooga.

Ramsey House, Knoxville.

Randolph Miller.

Rattle and Snap, Maury County.

Memorial to the 1968 University of Tennessee swim team.

The newly erected Read House in 1926.

"The Parting of the Way." Andrew Johnson attempts to kill the Freedmen s Bureau, 1867.

"The Sentinel" at Reelfoot Lake.

Reelfoot Lake.

River baptism in Morgan County, late nineteenth century.

The Federal Building in Chattanooga was constructed as a cooperative project between the R. H. Hunt company and a New York City firm.

Reuben Harrison Hunt.

Built in 1892, the Rhea County Courthouse was the site of the famous Scopes trial and is today a National Historic Landmark.

R. H. Boyd in 1900.

Coal miners at Rockwood, early 1900s.