
The Holston River winds through this 1961 topographic study of eastern Tennessee, defining a landscape shaped by river transport and valley agriculture. The industrial presence of the John Sevier Steam Plant and the adjacent John Sevier Detention Reservoir at the western edge of Cherokee Lake marks the era's infrastructure expansion. Along the river's northern banks, small communities like Petersburg and Burem are connected by the Southern Railway and the Lee Highway.
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1935 Burem
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Lee Valley
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Looneys Gap
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Lovelace
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Plum Grove
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Pressmens Home
Hawkins County, TN

1935 Stonypoint
Hawkins County, TN

1939 Burem
Hawkins County, TN

1939 Lee Valley
Hawkins County, TN

1939 Lovelace
Hawkins County, TN

1939 Plum Grove
Hawkins County, TN

1939 Stony Point
Hawkins County, TN

1940 Burem
Hawkins County, TN

1940 Lee Valley
Hawkins County, TN

1940 Pressmens Home
Hawkins County, TN

1940 Stony Point
Hawkins County, TN

1947 Looneys Gap
Hawkins County, TN

1950 Looneys Gap
Hawkins County, TN

1961 Burem
Hawkins County, TN

1961 Camelot
Hawkins County, TN

1976 Looneys Gap
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Burem
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Camelot
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Lee Valley
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Looneys Gap
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Lovelace
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Plum Grove
Hawkins County, TN

2022 Stony Point
Hawkins County, TN