In August 1937, the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus appeared on the E. Main Street circus grounds. Who was the major live attraction?
There were 16 clubs at Junior High School in 1940. All but one had a sponsor and three student officers. Which one amusingly had no student officers?
What famous hero of the Battle of King's Mountain, SC became the governor of the short-lived State of Franklin?
The Dutch Maid Drive-In came about after the owners purchased the Dixie Maid and changed its name. Was this in Elizabethton or Johnson City?
About 1950, Some of the guys at the Boys' Club spent their free time at the shop of "Brownlow, the Radio Man" on Walnut Street. Why?
A 1939 SHHS "Commercial News" student publication mentioned that a student brought an antique typewritter to typing class. What was unusual about it?
In 1956, what radio station broadcast a remote "Musical Penthouse" atop the Dutch Maid Restaurant in Elizabethton from Monday through Saturday?
