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Sam Houston, by W. B. Cooper, 1845.

Samuel Doak.

President and Mrs. Sarah Polk in 1848.

Sarah Childress Polk, copy of G.P.A. Healey portrait by George Dury.

Assembly line at the Saturn plant, Spring Hill, circa 1996.

Scarritt College for Christian Workers.

Morris Frank's Seeing Eye dog Buddy, 1937.

The Pikeville Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church in Bledsoe County.

Sequoyah teaching Ahyokey the Cherokee syllabary.

Shelby County Courthouse.

Citizens arrested at Cain-Sloan department store in Nashville, April 1960.

Slaves "sold to Tennessee" from Augusta County, Virginia.

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

Sorghum-making near White Bluff, 1939.

Wright Hall, housing the administration offices, the cafeteria, and the student center, has become the primary landmark of Southern Adventist University. First occupied in the 1967-68 school year, it is named for Kenneth A. Wright, president of the college from 1943-1955.

A new clinical facility for the Southern College of Optometry in Memphis was opened in 1953 at the 1245 Madison location. It was later expanded to include a campus of new administrative offices, classrooms, and library at 1246 Union.

Map of the Tennessee Government, 1794, part of the Southwest Territory.

Sparta Rock House in White County.

The St. Andrews-Sewanee School.

St. John s Episcopal Church, Maury County.