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Find Any Email Address in Minutes with These 12 Apps and Tips
Imagine you went to a networking event last night and met a potential business partner. You're all set to send a pleasant follow-up note but realize you've forgotten the one thing you need–their email address.
While you can find most people on various social networks–from professional ones like LinkedIn to personal ones like Facebook–email still reigns supreme as the preferred method of getting in touch. Email's more personal and professional at the same time, and your contact is all but guaranteed to have an email address, as there are 2.9 billion email addresses in the world.
Contacting people over social media has more hurdles than sending a simple email. You might have to pay to send a LinkedIn message, or the person might not accept Direct Messages on Twitter from strangers. It's worth the trouble to just email instead.
Finding email addresses isn't always easy, though. Most people are protective of their email addresses, for good reason: We all hate spam. With a little investigative work, though, you can find almost anyone's email address. Here's how.
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A Google search might be all you need to find an email
The first place you should look for email addresses is the "About" page of their company's website. You might find anything from a brief bio to detailed contact info for every team member. Dig around a bit, and you might find email addresses in unexpected places. For instance, on Zapier's About page, you'll find team members' contact information by hovering over their photos.
Personal websites are another great place to check. If you can find a personal blog or landing page for that contact, you'll likely find an email address on their Contact page. At least, it's worth checking.
Google can help out, by finding other personal sites or the email address itself. There's a chance your prospect's email address is listed somewhere online, so just search for their first and last name along with the word and email perhaps their company name. Google will find anywhere this combination appears.
If you can find your prospect's social media account, check their profile for contact information. Users sometimes list this information on LinkedIn or Twitter, often with a space between their email address and the domain. On Twitter, for example, use the search from operator to find an email address (e.g., email from:dannyaway).
Alternately, use 3rd party Twitter search app SnapBird. It can search through all of the Tweets from your feed or followers; just enter a keyword such as "email" and the user's name, and it'll do the rest.
LinkedIn is also worth exploring for email addresses. It lets you export contacts and their email addresses if they're available on their profiles, for an easy way to find the addresses of anyone you're already connected with. You can also use a tool such as Lusha to find contact information for people on LinkedIn, including their corporate email address, personal email address, and phone number.
Then, there are also several "people search" websites that can be helpful, including Spokeo, PeopleSmart, and Pipl. Some sites are free to use (including Pipl), while you'll need a paid subscription to unlock most people search sites' full features.
When all else fails, you can try guessing. Seriously. If you can find the naming convention the company uses perhaps from another employee at that firm (in some cases, firstname.lastname@company.com), you can try that format with your prospect's name and wait to see if the email bounces back. Guessing might not be efficient, but it could work.
If you've completed your web and social media search and still can't find a trusted email address, it's time to use a tool designed for this email search. Fortunately, there are lots of apps just for this.
Just enter your prospect's name along with their company name, and you'll receive either the app's best guess or a list of viable options. Here are the best options:
Email Generator
Part of your initial email search may involve entering various name and company domain combinations into Google. This is not only time consuming, but it can be frustrating considering the various combinations that can exist. That's where Email Generator comes in. It generates over 50 popular email combinations for that name for you in seconds just from their name and company domain.
As an added bonus, Email Generator will also give you potential email variations for popular email services like Gmail and Outlook. If you're confident that you've found the correct email address, consider installing Email Generator's email tracking software, MailTrack.io, which will let you know when your email recipient opens it.
Mail Tester
Once you've found a potential email address, use Mail Tester to see if the email address is valid. It can't tell you if that's the real email for the person you want, but it can confirm whether or not that email address exists on that domain name.
If the email address is valid, Mail Tester shows the server info it found. If it's unable to confirm the accuracy of an email address, it will display a message stating that the company's server doesn't allow email verification.
Keep in mind, even if the app can't confirm whether an email address is accurate, that doesn't mean that there's anything wrong with the email address. Sometimes it comes down to whether or not a company's server will allow Mail Tester to connect to it and provide users with valid information. The only way to be 100% certain is to send an email to the address and see if you receive a bounce-backnotification stating that the email address doesn't exist.
BuzzStream
BuzzStream is another fantastic app to use to boost your email search. It can find contact information (including social network profiles) for "influencers", people who are active on social media and blogs. Once you've gotten in touch with an influencer, it will save those messages, and let you share them with your team to easily follow up.
When you need to find email addresses, simply add the company URL and the app will display both employee email addresses and the company's Twitter handle. If the app can't find the email address of a specific person, it will provide you with the about and contact pages of the company as a starting point. Or, use its free email research tool to get auto-generated Google Search links that'll help you find their email address.
Price: Free 14-day trial; from $24/month for one user
Voila Norbert
Voila, Norbert is one of the simplest ways to find an email address. Just enter the first and last name of anyone you're trying to find, along with the company's domain name. It'll then ping the domain to show any addresses it finds that might match the name, along with reviews from users to show if the address is actually valid or not.
It works surprisingly well for finding company addresses. Keep in mind that some companies strive to keep the email addresses of their employees private, though, so if Voila Norbert isn't given access it lets you know.
Price: Free for searching up to 50 email addresses; plans from $49/month
Voila, Norbert Zapier integrations coming soon!
Email Hunter
Email Hunter lets you find email addresses right from its homepage. Just enter the company domain name into the search field, click search, and the app will find all of the publicly available email addresses for that company domain.
It also shows the number of sources found online for each email address, to add to the verification and validity of each one. That makes it an even better bet for finding email addresses that actually work.
Price: Free for searching up to 150 email addresses per month; plans from $49/month
See Email Hunter integrations on Zapier
Conspire is a little different from the other apps on this list. Rather than solely providing emails, it operates on the "six degrees of separation" theory. Like the game "Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon," where you try to figure out how a person would be connected to Kevin Bacon or some other celebrity, Conspire assumes you might know someone who knows someone who knows your prospective contact.
If you'd like to meet a new potential client through the people you already know, the app will show you the best possible path—based on people in your network—to reach out through. You can then connect with folks just outside of your network even if you haven't met them by mentioning your mutual contacts.
Conspire uses data from your linked Gmail account to get a sense of your current network. It then scores each relationship to give an idea of how "strong" the connection is, using the To, From, CC, Subject, and Date fields of your emails—along with your frequency of communication—to determine connection strength. This data determines how you and your contacts communicate.
Conspire is now part of the FullContact family, so be sure to check out the FullContact Zapier integrations to use your new-found contact info in your other apps.
Another handy way to find email addresses is with a browser extension—many of which work right inside your Gmail inbox. With just a couple of clicks, you can quickly look up an email address without opening a new app or webpage.
Rapportive (Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer)
Rapportive puts contact info discovery right inside Gmail. It can be used in conjunction with an app such as Email Generator. Simply enter a few email variations into the "Send To" field when composing an email in Gmail. Hover over each email address and Rapportive will show as much profile information as possible.
For example, with a real email, Rapportive can show you the contact's full name, profile pic, company name and location, and links to websites (both personal and professional) and social networks. That's enough to be confident that you've found the right email address. Or, if it doesn't find any info, you'll see a grey block which means you'll need to keep searching for the right address.
And, when you're reading emails, Rapportive will show that same contact info in the right sidebar for a simple way to learn more about your contacts.
Clearbit (Chrome)
Similar to Rapportive, this Chrome extension integrates with Gmail. However, instead of checking variations of an email address, Clearbit quickly finds email addresses from its database, along with other company and personal data. Just enter a company's name, select the correct one, then filter through the contacts it finds there.
Then, when you receive an email, Clearbit can also give you extra info about each email—something extra help when trying to remember how you met a contact.
Price: Free for up to 50 searches per month
See Clearbit integrations on Zapier
Datanyze Insider (Chrome and Firefox)
Datanyze Insider can find any email address with just the first and last name of the contact—no need to enter a company domain name.
To use the extension, highlight the contact's name as it appears online (for example, in LinkedIn or the company's about page), right-click, choose "Datanyze Insider" and click "Find email". Datanyze Insider will then ping email addresses that are most likely to be valid (based on name and company domain variations) and display the ones that appear to be valid. It also provides a percentage for how confident it is that it found the correct email address.
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Kenya to be Named 'Anchor' of Trump's Africa Policy
by KEVIN J. KELLY
Kenya will reportedly be named an "anchor" country when the Trump administration unveils its Africa policy on Thursday.
National Security Advisor John Bolton, known for his hard-line foreign-policy views, is set to outline a new approach to Africa that puts emphasis on countering perceived threats to US interests on the continent, posed in particular by China.
The Trump team's initiative is said to entail efforts to enhance relations with Kenya and other African countries viewed as regionally important and as prime targets of China's moves to gain political and economic advantages on the continent.
"The White House strategy is expected to name several countries as anchors for the US strategy, and experts close to the administration expect the list to include Kenya, a long- standing US ally," NBC News reported on Monday.
Mr Bolton, a former US ambassador to the United Nations, will present the long-awaited Africa blueprint in a speech at the Heritage Foundation, a Washington think tank generally supportive of President Trump's policies.
Joshua Meservey, the Heritage Foundation's Africa specialist, said in an email on Tuesday that US corpora- tions will be encouraged to invest in select African countries.
"I expect that part of operationalising enhanced relationships with countries will include trying to facilitate, in various ways, US companies' greater involvement in Africa," Mr Meservey told the Nation.
"I expect Ambassador Bolton will reaffirm the administration's recognition of geopolitical competition as the most urgent challenge to US interests," Mr Meservey added.
"In the Africa context, that means responding especially to China, but also Russia, Iran and the DPRK [North Korea]."
The Trump approach is also expected to give lessened importance to counter-terrorism operations in Africa, which has been the centrepiece of Washington's approach to the continent in the 21st century.
Mr Meservey, however, cautioned that "the US is unlikely to ignore terrorism and other security concerns as part of its Africa strategy. It is too pressing a problem to ignore."
US military assistance to Somalia is thought likely to be sustained in the new policy.
Thursday's roll-out is intended to demonstrate the Trump administration engagement with Africa as the continent had been treated for many months as an afterthought in US global calculations.
Mr Trump expressed his dismissive view early this year by using a vulgar term to describe African countries. And in a meeting with several African leaders last year, he referred to Namibia as Nambia.
The new policy will not include additional funding for aid, diplomacy or intelligence-gathering, NBC News reported.
The plan will also not involve heightened US attention to human rights issues in Africa. This will likely lead critics in Congress to argue that the Trump approach resembles China's hands-off posture in regard to repressive practices by the African governments it is courting.
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Riyadh (November 20-22, 2001) - Gilles Munier and Pierre le Thiez participated in the KAPSARC 2011 Energy Dialogue held in Saudi Arabia. Dedicated to the key issues of reliable and sustainable energy, the Dialogue was chaired by His Excellency Ali Al-Naimi, Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Gilles Munier, GEOGREEN CEO participated to a panel chaired by Ernest Moniz, MIT, discussing about "Carbon capture and storage: Value creation or cost?".
Riyadh (November 22, 2011) – The King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center (KAPSARC) unveiled a new book on Carbon Capture and Storage at their Energy Dialogue Event in Saudi Arabia. Geogreen's staff served as the main contributors to the book, which is entitled Carbon Capture and Storage: Technologies, Policies, Economics, and Implementation Strategies. Roughly 500 copies were given out to the attendees of the Energy Dialogue and the book is now available for purchase online from Amazon.
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Brussels (January 26, 2011): Jonathan Royer-Adnot, responsible for Geogreen's business development in Europe, represented Geogreen at the Second Annual Brussels Carbon Capture and Storage Summit hosted by Forum Europe in Belgium. "This high level conference brought together over 100 delegates from Industry, NGO's and the EU and Member State institutions for a full and interactive discussion on the development of CCS demonstration projects."
Paris (October 12, 2011) Gilles Munier, Geogreen's CEO, and Yann Le Gallo, the operations manager, attended this year's JAH meeting in Paris on developments within the hydrocarbon industrial sector. Munier presided over the session on CCS and CO2 and Le Gallo presented the VASCO project within the context of the session. The VASCO project aims to manage the CO2 from across a large industrial basin in the Greater Marseille area.
Rueil-Malmaison (August, 2011) - Geogreen is happy to announce that the European Commission has selected the ULTimateCO2 project for funding under its FP7 R&D program. The aim of this collaborative project, led by BRGM, is to investigate specific processes that may affect the long-term fate of geologically stored CO2 and yield improved and validated tools for predicting long-term storage site performance. Geogreen involvement will mainly focus on integration of the results to model the long-term behavior CO2 storage sites (from the European CCS projects that are ultimately selected for NER300 funding) at both the reservoir and sedimentary basin scale, in terms of the storage projects' overall efficiency and security.
Pau (June 21, 2011) - Yann Le Gallo presented the MANAUS Project to develop a CCS rIsk managament methodology at the IEA-GHG's 6th Risk Assessment Meeting, organized by the IEA GHG and BRGM in Pau, France. Le Gallo provided some of the early results from MANAUS (Méthodologie d'ANAlyse Unifiée et de gestion des risques liés au Stockage géologique de CO2), which is an ADEME-sponsored collaborative project with BRGM, IFPEN, INERIS, OXAND andPHIMECA.
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The Good: Exceptionally funny, Great bonus features, Still innovative
The Bad: Gets in a rut with one too many incest jokes.
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With the release of Family Guy Volume 8 on DVD (and, supposedly Blu-Ray, though no store I have locally carries it in that format), I can watch "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven" as often as I want! With the latest fifteen episodes to be released on DVD, fans of the irreverent animated series have a lot to cheer about. This is the collection that has Meg becoming a Christian fundamentalist while Stewie takes around the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation. This is the collection that features Lois exposing FOX News and Brian helping to get marijuana legalized in Quahog. Lauren Conrad visits (not, apparently, realizing that some of the cruelest jokes of the episode are on her), a new history of Quahog is revealed and Stewie and Brian take a trip around the multiverse.
This is the boxed set that found Brian dating an older woman and the Evil Monkey finally being exposed. When Cleveland goes off (because The Cleveland Show began after a few of these episodes were done), Joe, Quagmire and Peter search for a replacement for him for their group. Stewie gets addicted to steroid and becomes a jerk while Brian works to learn why Quagmire doesn't like him. Family Guy continues to play well in the market that was once dominated by The Simpsons largely by continuing to be hilarious. Most episodes feature cutaway jokes, jokes that set up a completely different visual and involve non sequitor humor which upset the expectations of the viewers.
Family Guy also pushes the limits of good taste and with "Volume 8," the only serious problem is that writer/executive producer Seth MacFarlane has become obsessed with jokes that aren't funny. The sheer number of incest references are just troubling. So, for example, when Brian meets Lauren Conrad ("We Love You Conrad") she notes that he reminds her of her stepfather right before making out with him. This is more twisted and unsettling than actually funny and if it were an anomaly in the boxed set, it would be one thing, but MacFarlane continues to beat that humorless horse into the ground.
For a better understanding of what this boxed set actually entails, the episodes in it are:
"FOX-y Lady" in which Lois takes a job for FOX News and Brian, eager to dissuade her from that decision objects when she is set upon the assignment of proving Michael Moore is gay. But when she discovers his gay lover is Rush Limbaugh and FOX kills the story, Brian seems to be vindicated until the story takes an even more bizarre turn. Meanwhile, Peter, Chris and Meg try making an animated program of their own,
"Not All Dogs Go To Heaven" where the family goes to a "Star Trek" convention (absolutely hilarious) and Stewie gets annoyed by the lack of answers to his "Star Trek: The Next Generation" questions. So, he abducts the cast of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and drives them around, only to discover just how terrible the experience can be. At the convention, Meg gets the mumps and while bedridden, she becomes an Evangelical Christian and begins persecuting the atheist, Brian,
"Episode 420" where though a song and dance, Brian gets marijuana legalized in Quahog only to be offered publication of his book . . . if only he will help Carter Pewterschmidt get it re-illegalized,
"Stew-roids" has Stewie getting beaten up by Joe's infant daughter and using steroids to compensate for it. Connie DiMico decides to make over Chris and she makes Chris into a jerk who cheats on her after she has made him popular. This inspires Meg to team up with Connie to ruin Chris,
In "We Love You Conrad," Brian learns Jillian is getting married and he becomes jealous. In a drunken stupor, he sleeps with "The Hills" star Lauren Conrad, who turns out to be vastly smarter than him. Together, they try to break up Jillian's wedding, where Peter is acting as the father-of-the-bride,
With "Three Kings," parodies of three Stephen King movies – "Stand By Me," "Misery" and "The Shawshank Redemption" – are presented, each with Joe getting his legs ruined. This is reminiscent of "The Simpsons" "Treehouse Of Horrors" where Willie got killed in each vignette, but it is remarkably funny,
"Peter's Progress" explores the founding of Quahog as a Peter story. As it turns out, Peter's ancestors were integral in founding the town and the story of Griffin Peterson and his love for Lady Redbush is told. Unfortunately, King Stewart has Peterson deported to the Colonies to take Lady Redbush as his own,
The "Road To" series is continued with "Road To The Multiverse," an episode that finds Stewie and Brian lost in alternate universes thanks to Stewie's latest device. Gut-wrenchingly funny for the Disney parody, the episode goes weird in a universe where dogs and people have reversed dominance,
In "Family Goy," Lois learns her mother is a holocaust survivor and that she is Jewish. Peter immediately takes this overboard and tries to become the ultimate Jew, which angers the ghost of his dead (adoptive) father,
One of the weaker episodes of the set (at least upon replaying) is "Spies Reminiscent Of Us" which has Brian, Stewie, Chevy Chase and Dan Aykroyd hunting for a Russian spy who is threatening to start World War Three. While they do that, Peter tries to transform his John Wayne at Thanksgiving impression into an improv comedy group with Joe and Quagmire, with pretty pathetic results,
Nana Visitor provides a brilliant guest vocal performance for "Brian's Got A New Bag" where Brian is stood up by a hot young woman, so he takes her mother out on a date. When he brings her home to dinner, she is mercilessly mocked by Lois, Peter and the others for her age. Upset and stupid, Brian falls to temptation when she breaks her hip,
"Hannah Banana" finds Stewie absolutely obsessed with Miley Cyrus, who turns out to be a robot. The b-plot has Chris capturing the Evil Monkey in his closet and learning the truth behind the bizarre animal's behavior,
In "Quagmire's Baby," Quagmire discovers he has an illegitimate daughter and he struggles to raise her. Stewie makes a clone of himself to do menial chores and Brian has him make a dumb clone of him as well, the results of which are painful to watch,
Cleveland's absence is once again explicitly addressed in "Jerome Is The New Black" when a new black guy named Jerome helps Quagmire, Joe and Peter compete in a darts competition. But when Peter brings Jerome back home, he learns that Lois was intimate with him before and he becomes insanely jealous. At the same time, Brian learns that Quagmire hates him and he tries a charm offensive to turn Peter's friend around,
The set closes with "Dog Gone," where Brian inadvertently drives over a dog and discovers no one cares if a dog is killed. He tries to raise awareness about the lack of animal rights and becomes targeted by a lynch mob. Consuela is hired by Lois and will not leave, making things very uncomfortable for the family.
This series of episodes of Family Guy is largely funny and the humor, outside the disgusting failed jokes, generally holds up exceptionally well. The bright colors and animation style have a great sense of movement and episodes like "Peter's Progress" where the whole episode involves a completely new set of characters (mostly in terms of costuming and "sets") make ambitious use of the animated medium.
The show is largely episodic, so the episodes lack a real sense of consequence and there is no real sense of character development. These fifteen episodes focus largely on Brian, Peter and Stewie. Meg is seriously neglected in the mix, though she gets a great part in "Not All Dogs Go To Heaven."
What the viewer gets on DVD (and Blu-Ray) is the unedited version of each episode. What that means is a lot of swearing. Sure, it's fun to hear Patrick Stewart and Seth MacFarlane swear in their animated guises and the DVD makes nice use out of the idea that humor can come from being crass. Bonus features include equally raunchy DVD commentary on each and every episode, a few deleted scenes which were inexplicably left out of the episodes ("inexplicable" because these episodes often include scenes that could not be shown on either network television or Cartoon Network already), and featurettes on the making of the "Road To The Multiverse" episode. Fans of the show are likely to fall in love with the series all over again.
And for those who are not yet Family Guy fanatics, this set offers a great way to become a fan. The pop culture references are fast, the humor is audacious and it holds up well over multiple viewings. If only Seth MacFarlane could stop writing the one joke that's not funny, this would have been perfect.
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E-Voting for NRIs Still A Dream
Tuesday August 18th, 2015
Back in January this year the Supreme Court issued notice to the Election Commission and the government of India to take steps for NRIs to vote. It was expected that soon millions of Indians abroad, including five million in the Gulf region, a majority of whom are Keralites, will be getting the right to vote.
Keralites were expected to be the first to cast their votes through e-ballot during the local body election slated for September 2015. However, the e-ballot system now seems to be far from being realized.
The votes of NRIs can be a huge decisive factor in the various elections to be held in the country. The government had told the Supreme Court that it had agreed to accept the recommendation to provide voting rights to non-resident Indians through e-postal ballot system. The Election Commission had submitted the proposal based on petitions by UAE-based Dr V P Shamsheer and London-based Nagender Chindam, chairman of Pravasi Bharat. According to Mr. Chindam, there are 10 million NRIs which could account to an average of 18,000 votes to each of the 543 Lok Sabha constituencies.
Under the proposal, the expatriates were to be electronically sent blank ballot papers which they would have to physically return to the concerned authorities. The first voting by expatriates was to take place during the upcoming local body elections in Kerala as per the decision taken at an all-party meeting in Thiruvananthapuram in January. The state ministry had said that the Election Commission was ready to execute the e-voting process without flaw if it is approved by all the parties.
However, the State Election Commission rejected the state government's recommendation to allow NRIs to take part in the local body election. Introducing e-ballot within the limited time ahead in a foolproof manner was not feasible. The strife between state government and the State Election Commission began with this and both the parties are now in disagreement over the scheduled date for the local body elections.
The EC wants to conduct the elections on the scheduled date according to the existing wards insisting that it is the constitutional duty to carry out timely elections. The state government, on the other hand, wants to extend the date till the delimitation process of the wards is complete. This process would require at least another three months even without further legal complications. The State Election Commissioner, K Sasidharan Nair, in his letter to the Governor, said that extending the elections for such duration would be against constitutional provisions.
Several UDF ministers including K C Joseph, who handles the affairs of non-resident Keralites, had complained that the Election Commission was not cooperating with the state to facilitate e-voting system for those living abroad. Sasidharan Nair refuted this allegation and stated that the commission was working in full cooperation with the government.
e-voting, Kerala local body elections, Kerala politics, panchayat elections, voting rights for NRIs
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By Representatives Felzkowski, Bernier, E. Brooks, Edming, Kulp, Mursau, Nerison, Novak, Petryk, Quinn, Snyder, Spiros, Stafsholt, Summerfield, Swearingen, Tranel, Zimmerman, Fields, Horlacher, Krug, Petersen, Tittl, Tusler and VanderMeer; cosponsored by Senators Marklein, Testin, Darling, Moulton, Roth, Tiffany, Olsen, LeMahieu, Cowles, Petrowski and L. Taylor.
Placed on calendar 2-22-2018 by Committee on Rules.
QUESTION: Having been read three times, shall the proposal be concurred in?
Report passage recommended by committee on State Affairs, Ayes 14, Noes 0.
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS AT 1:01 P.M.
Report passage recommended by committee on Transportation, Ayes 13, Noes 0.
Made a special order of business at 1:01 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
Assembly Amendment 1 offered by Representative Ott.
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By Representatives Spiros, Jacque, Allen, Berceau, Horlacher, Katsma, Kleefisch, Novak, Skowronski and Thiesfeldt; cosponsored by Senators Wanggaard and Marklein.
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Made a special order of business at 1:03 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
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Report Assembly Amendment 1 to Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 adoption, Ayes 14, Noes 0, Assembly Substitute Amendment 1 adoption, Ayes 14, Noes 0, passage as amended recommended by committee on State Affairs, Ayes 14, Noes 0.
Made a special order of business at 1:04 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
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Assembly Amendment 1 to Assembly Substitute Amendment 2 offered by Representative Thiesfeldt.
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By Senators Darling, L. Taylor, Carpenter, Johnson and Larson; cosponsored by Representatives Kooyenga, Bowen, Brandtjen, Crowley, Fields, Goyke, Hutton, Ott, Rodriguez, Sinicki, Skowronski, Young, Wichgers, Zamarripa, Sanfelippo, Berceau, R. Brooks, Knodl and Horlacher.
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Assembly Amendment 1 offered by Representative Stafsholt.
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Assembly Amendment 2 offered by Representative Petersen.
Assembly Amendment 3 offered by Representative Petersen.
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Report passage recommended by committee on Ways and Means, Ayes 13, Noes 1.
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Relating to: requirements for siting wetland mitigation, wetland mitigation banks, and requiring the exercise of rule-making authority.
By Representative Tusler; cosponsored by Senator Wanggaard.
Report Assembly Amendment 1 adoption, Ayes 10, Noes 2, passage as amended recommended by committee on Environment and Forestry, Ayes 10, Noes 2.
Made a special order of business at 1:32 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
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By joint committee on Employment Relations.
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By Representatives Steineke, Rohrkaste, Murphy, Tusler, Spiros and Petersen; cosponsored by Senator Roth.
Report passage recommended by committee on State Affairs, Ayes 9, Noes 5.
Made a special order of business at 1:39 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
Assembly Amendment 1 offered by Representative Petersen.
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS AT 1:40 P.M.
Made a special order of business at 1:40 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
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Made a special order of business at 1:45 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS AT 1:48 P.M.
By Senators Olsen, Marklein and Vinehout; cosponsored by Representatives Tauchen, VanderMeer, Born and E. Brooks.
Made a special order of business at 1:48 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS AT 1:50 P.M.
By Senators Olsen, Darling, Feyen and Bewley; cosponsored by Representatives Rohrkaste, Kooyenga, Quinn and Sinicki.
Made a special order of business at 1:50 PM on 2-22-2018 pursuant to Assembly Resolution 27.
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Cherokee Dam/Lake Cherokee Dam, Eastern Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #OC-H437.
Cherokee Dam/Lake CHEROKEE DAM, TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY ON HOLSTON RIVER, EAST TENNESSEE. Narrative on reverse. #N-714.
Cherokee National Forest CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST. Narrative on reverse. #P002-30.
Cherokee National Forest NIGHT-TIME SCENE OF BACKBONE ROCK, CHEROKEE NATIONAL FOREST NEAR THE TENNESSEE-VIRGINIA STATE LINE. #N-501.
Chickamauga THE BARRACKS, FORT OGLETHORPE, CHICAKMAUGA [sic], TENN. #11369.
Chilhowee Dam/Lake Chilhowee Dam. Narrative and title on reverse. #C-20409.
Chilhowee Dam/Lake U.S. 129 ALONG CHILHOWEE LAKE - EAST TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #FB-27 (top). #62814 (bottom). Copyright 1963. W.M. Cline Co.
Clarksville A and W. Motor Court, U. S. Highway 41A, Clarksville, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #223.
Clarksville Air View of the Downtown Section of Clarksville, Tennessee. #5B126-N.
Clarksville American Snuff Co's Plant, Clarksville, Tenn. #48138.
Clarksville Bird's-Eye View of Clarksville, Tenn. and Cumberland River. #2B-H1283.
Clarksville CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. #26331.
Clarksville Clarksville High School, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-23.
Clarksville Clarksville. Title on reverse: Port Royal State Historic Area. Narrative on reverse. Photograph of covered bridge.
Clarksville Clarksville, Tenn. Title on reverse: MONTGOMERY CO. COURTHOUSE, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. #L-6241-E.
Clarksville Clement Building, Austin Peay State College. Narrative on reverse. #S-56561.
Clarksville CUMBERLAND RIVER, CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #S41749.
Clarksville Cumberland River, Cunningham Bridge, Clarksville, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #ODK1212.
Clarksville Dance Floor and Main Entrance to Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #C-24.
Clarksville Diamond Grotto, Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-20.
Clarksville Entrance to Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-15.
Clarksville Episcopal Church, Clarksville, Tennessee. #C-14.
Clarksville First Baptist Church, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-25.
Clarksville Franklin Street, Clarksville, Tenn. Black and white. Pub. by Askew-Coulter-Owen Drug Co.
Clarksville Franklin Street, Looking East, Clarksville, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #ODK-1467.
Clarksville Idaho Springs Hotel, Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-17.
Clarksville Independence Hall, Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #1B144-N.
Clarksville INDEPENDENCE HALL, DUNBAR CAVE, CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #1KK-2274.
Clarksville THE LAKE, DUNBAR CAVE, IDAHO SPRINGS, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #29331N.
Clarksville Looking across Dunbar Lake, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-21.
Clarksville Memorial Hospital, Clarksville, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #3DK-1626.
Clarksville Methodist Church and Parsonage, Clarksville, Tennessee. #C-13.
Clarksville METHODIST CHURCH, CLARKSVILLE, TENN. #12.
Clarksville Prize Tobacco Field in Black Patch, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-16.
Clarksville Scenic view of Cumberland River showing Cunningham Bridge. Cumberland River approaching Cunningham Bridge and Clarksville, Tenn. #2B-H1284.
Clarksville Scenic View of Dunbar Lake from Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-19.
Clarksville Stage Coach Inn. Narrative on reverse. #93135-C.
Clarksville Swimming Pool and Bath House and Lake at Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #2B-H1287.
Clarksville Swimming Pool, Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-789.
Clarksville U. S. Post Office, Clarksville, Tenn. #C-10.
Clarksville VACATION MOTOR HOTEL. Narrative and title on reverse. #14263-B.
Clarksville View of Clarksville, Tenn. Blue tint. White border at bottom. #16356.
Clarksville View of Lake and Pavilion at Dunbar Cave, Clarksville, Tenn. #2B-H1286.
Cleveland FLUME LINE ON THE WATER LEVEL ROUTE NEAR CLEVELAND, TENN. #6A-H2323.
Cleveland Parksville Lake, near Cleveland, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #OB785-N.
Cleveland Residence of L. D. Campbell - Ocoee St., Cleveland, Tenn. Black and white. "Photo by Stanfield." Rodgers Print, Cleveland.
Clinton Clinton, Tenn. 10/6/06. Title handwritten. Shows photograph of courthouse. Sepia tone.
Clinton Court House, Clinton, Tenn. Black and white.
Coal Creek COAL CREEK HIGH SCHOOL, COAL CREEK, TENN. Sky tint. #57700.
Columbia ANCESTRAL HOME OF JAMES K. POLK, ELEVENTH PRESIDENT OF THE U. S., COLUMBIA, TENN. Pub. by the Albertype Co.
Columbia Ancestral Home of President James Knox Polk. Narrative on reverse. #10619N.
Columbia Artillery Squad, Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn. #12 383.
Columbia Bronze bust of President James Knox Polk, 11th President of the United States. Narrative and title on reverse. #91229-B.
Columbia Columbia Institute, Columbia, Tenn.
Columbia CONFEDERATE MONUMENT, COLUMBIA, TENN. HEROES OF 1861-1865. #6495. Negative #CN-4.
Columbia DR. E. A. TIMMONS' HOME, COLUMBIA, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #8926.
Columbia DUCK RIVER BRIDGE, COLUMBIA, TENN. #6595.
Columbia FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, COLUMBIA, TENN. #A-77928.
Columbia Harlan House, Columbia, Tenn.? Title supplied by cataloger. Sepia tone photograph.
Columbia Holiday Inn, COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #3DK-879.
Columbia HOME OF JAMES K. POLK, Columbia, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #P303745.
Columbia HOME OF PRESIDENT JAMES KNOX POLK. Double Parlors. Columbia, Tennessee. Title on reverse. #58427.
Columbia INSTITUTE. COLUMBIA, TENN. #015.
Columbia Mule Market, 7th Street, Looking West, Columbia, Tenn. #77933.
Columbia New Court House. Columbia, Tenn. Cyanotype. MacGowan-Cooke Printing Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Columbia Portraits of President and Mrs. Polk. Narrative and title on reverse. #42413.
Columbia ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, COLUMBIA, TENN. Black and white. Pub. by J. Willison Frierson.
Columbia ST. PETERS EPISCOPAL CHURCH, WEST SEVENTH STREET, COLUMBIA, TENN. #16-30.
Columbia Students and Grounds of Columbia Military Academy, Columbia, Tenn. #62890-C.
Columbia VIEW OF DUCK RIVER AND COUNTY BRIDGE, COLUMBIA, TENN. #A-77931.
Columbia West Seventh Street, COLUMBIA, Tenn. #21802.
Cookeville COOKEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL, COOKEVILLE, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #R-88359.
Cookeville TENNESSEE TECH UNIVERSITY, Cookeville, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows tree-lined sidewalk.
Copper Hill COPPER MINING FIELD, SHOWING SMELTER AT COPPERHILL, NEAR CLEVELAND, TENN. #6A-H2324.
Copper Hill NORTH POTATO CREEK BRIDGE BETWEEN DUCKTOWN & COPPER HILL. Black and white. #1-M-15.
Covington CONFEDERATE MONUMENT, Covington, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #S 43672.
Covington First Baptist Church, Covington, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #S-56563.
Covington First Presbyterian Church, Covington, Tenn. #6B225-N.
Cowan TRAIN PASSING OVER CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN TUNNEL, COWAN, TENN. Black and white. #15922. Negative #CN-2.
Crossville Boating on the Lake, Cumberland Mountain State Park, Cumberland County, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #T-34.
Crossville CUMBERLAND MOUNTAIN STATE PARK. Title on reverse. Shows man sitting in front of dam.
Crossville Greetings from CROSSVILLE, TENN. Moonlight scene. #70009.
Crossville Greetings from CROSSVILLE, TENN. Water scene. #66204.
Crossville Lake and Bathers at Cumberland Mountain State Park, Cumberland County, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #T-32.
Cumberland Gap CRYSTAL CITY - CUDJO'S CAVE, CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN., VA., KY. #6.
Cumberland Gap CUMBERLAND FALLS, NEAR CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN.-KY.-VA. Narrative on reverse. #136593.
Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap in 1872, from etching of Harry C. Fenn, in "Picturesque America", published by D. Appleton & Co. Black and white. #12.
Cumberland Gap CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN. Black and white. #R-6.
Cumberland Gap Cumberland Gap, Tenn. - Seen From The Top Of The Pinnacle. Black and white. #R-2.
Cumberland Gap CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN. - VA. - KY. FROM THE KENTUCKY OR NORTH SIDE. THE SKYLAND HIGHWAY TO THE PINNACLE. #10.
Cumberland Gap DANIEL BOONE MARKER IN SADDLE OF CUMBERLAND GAP - SHOWING THE PINNACLE, KY., VA., TENN. Black and white. #R-145.
Cumberland Gap FOOTHILLS NEAR CUMBERLAND GAP. JAMES ARCHAMBEAULT'S TENNESSEE. #TN 10.
Cumberland Gap Looking Toward Middlesboro, Ky. From the Pinnacle. Black and white. #R-12.
Cumberland Gap THE OLD MILL WHEEL, CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN. Sepia tone.
Cumberland Gap ONE MILE TUNNEL, CUMBERLAND GAP, TENNESSEE. #127697.
Cumberland Gap PILLAR OF HERCULES - CUDJO'S CAVE. CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN., VA., KY. #3.
Cumberland Gap "THE PINNACLE", CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN. Black and white. #R-7.
Cumberland Gap PINNACLE MOUNTAIN AT 3,000 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL, CUMBERLAND GAP, TENNESSEE. #127707.
Cumberland Gap The Pinnacle of the Cumberland Mountains, Cumberland Gap, Tennessee. Title on reverse. Sepia tone.
Cumberland Gap Pinnacle Rock, between Middlesboro, Ky. and Cumberland Gap, Tenn. #11059-C-N.
Cumberland Gap STATUE OF LIBERTY - CUDJO'S CAVE. CUMBERLAND GAP, TENN., VA., KY. #8.
Cumberland Gap View North from the Pinnacle, Cumberland Gap, Tenn., Va., Ky. #66641.
Cumberland Mountains BATTLE CREEK VALLEY, CUMBERLAND MTNS., U. S. 41, TENN. Black and white.
Cumberland Mountains OZONE FALLS ON U. S. HIGHWAY NO. 70 IN THE CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS OF TENNESSEE. #N-718.
Cumberland Mountains PALISADES NEAR THE GREAT STONE DOOR, CUMBERLAND MTS. TENN. #D-6.
Cumberland Mountains U. S. 27 IN THE CUMBERLANDS, TENN. #Z-89.
Cumberland Mountains U.S. 41 ENTERING BATTLE CREEK VALLEY, CUMBERLAND MOUNTAINS, TENN. Black and white. #1-T-52.
Daisy DAISY GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING, DAISY, TENN. Black and white. #RD-8034.
Dandridge Birdseye View of Dandridge, Tenn. Black and white. #39608.
Dandridge BRIDGE ACROSS FRENCH BROAD RIVER, DANDRIDGE, TENN. Black and white with sky tint. #55292.
Dandridge COURT HOUSE, DANDRIDGE, TENN. Black and white with sky tint. #55293.
Dandridge MAIN STREET, DANDRIDGE, TENN. Black and white with sky tint. #55295.
Dandridge Maury High School, Dandridge, Tenn. Black and white with sky tint.
Danville Freight Elevator at Danville, Tenn. Black and white with sky tint. #26808N.
Dayton ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, BRYAN UNIVERSITY, DAYTON, TENN., NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION. #112111.
Dayton Buzzard Point, - near Dayton, Tenn.
Dayton CORNER, MAIN & MARKET STS., DAYTON, TENN. Sepia-tone photograph. Two copies.
Dayton Dayton, Tenn. Title handwritten on reverse. Sepia-tone photograph. Street scene.
Dayton Dayton, Tenn. in 1880. Black and white.
Dayton MACK'S BUSY DAY. Loading the Famous "Aroma" Strawberries. Dayton Fruit Growers Association, Dayton, Tenn. E.F. McGarvey, Mgr. Advertisement on reverse. Black and white. Shows Rhea County Courthouse.
Dayton One of Our Famous "Aroma" Strawberry Fields. Dayton Fruit Growers Association, Dayton, Tenn., E.F. McGarvey, Mgr. Advertisement on reverse. Black and white.
Dayton Picking Strawberries in East Tennessee. Dayton Fruit Growers Association, Dayton, Tenn. E.F. McGarvey, Mgr. Advertisement on reverse. Black and white.
Dayton Rhea Co. Courthouse, Dayton. Title handwritten on reverse. Sepia-tone photograph.
Dayton Rhea County Courthouse. Narrative and title on reverse. #138470.
Dayton RUDD MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Bryan College, Dayton, Tennessee 37321. Title and narrative on reverse. #159936.
Dickson COURT HOUSE, DICKSON, TENN. Black and white. White border.
Dickson DICKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Charlotte, Tenn. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-101081.
Dickson Greetings from Dickson, Tennessee. Shows business section, looking north. Narrative on reverse. #S-56564.
Dickson County RESIDENCE OF THE LATE REV. SAMUEL MCADOW, OF DICKSON COUNTY, TENNESSEE, IN WHICH THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WAS ORGANIZED, A.D. 1810. Depicts sketch by J.M. Larkin. Black & white.
Dixon Springs DIXON SPRINGS BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL. Two views. Narrative and title on reverse. #A93101. Oversize.
Dixon Springs DIXONA - FRONTIER HOME, COURT HOUSE and TAVERN. Narrative and title on reverse. #36788.
Douglas Lake SUNSET VIEW SHOWING HIGHWAY BRIDGE OVER DOUGLAS LAKE BETWEEN DANDRIDGE AND NEWPORT, TENN. #T-4 (top). #E-9289 (bottom).
Dover Greetings from Fort Donelson. Shows original earthwork and abandoned cannons. Narrative on reverse. #S-58042.
Dover Greetings from FORT DONELSON, TENNESSEE. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-674.
Dresden Weakley County Court House, Erected 1949. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-1917.
Dunlap Courthouse, Dunlap, Tenn., in process of construction, Dec. 19, 1911. Black and white. Title on reverse.
Dyersburg Court House, Dyersburg, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-1920.
Dyersburg DYER COUNTY COURTHOUSE, DYERSBURG, TENN. #67663.
Dyersburg DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE. Shows First Citizens National Bank Building. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-33046.
Dyersburg FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, Dyersburg, Tenn. Narrative and title on reverse. #S 43675.
Dyersburg Greetings from Dyersburg, Tennessee. Shows First Citizens National Bank Drive-In Branch. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-792.
Dyersburg GREETINGS FROM DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE. Shows South Mill Street looking north. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-1297.
Dyersburg MAIN AVENUE, LOOKING SOUTH, DYERSBURG, TENN. #A 67664.
Dyersburg Mill Street, North from Market Street, Dyersburg, Tenn. #5B129-N.
Dyersburg PARKVIEW HOSPITAL, DYERSBURG, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-33047.
Dyersburg Reelfoot Lake, near Dyersburg, Tenn. #1B353-N.
Dyersburg Reelfoot Lake, near Dyersburg, Tenn. #1B354-N.
Dyersburg Reelfoot Lake, near Dyersburg, Tenn. #1B355-N.
Dyersburg U. S. Post Office, Dyersburg, Tenn. #9A225-N.
Eastbrook Cottage Row, Eastbrook, Tenn. Black and white.
Eastbrook The River Road - Under the Beeches, Eastbrook, Tenn. Black and white.
Eastbrook The Springhouse in the Glen, Eastbrook, Tenn. Hand-colored, predominantly green.
Elizabethton AMERICAN BEMBERG PLANT, ELIZABETHTON, TENN. #E-13.
Elizabethton BRIDGE OVER THE DOE RIVER, U.S. 19 NEAR ELIZABETHTON, TENN. Black and white. #1-D-15.
Elizabethton CARTER COUNTY COURT HOUSE AND MONUMENT, ELIZABETHTON, TENN. #E-5.
Elizabethton DOE RIVER COVERED BRIDGE. Narrative on reverse. #P006-30.
Elizabethton ELIZABETHTON, TENN. FROM THE NORTH-WEST, WATAUGA RIVER IN FOREGROUND, IRON MOUNTAINS IN BACKGROUND. Black and white.
Elizabethton Glenwood Hotel, Elizabethton, Tenn. Gold border.
Elizabethton THE GORGE ON E.T. & W.N.C., ELIZABETHTON, TENN. Black and white.
Elizabethton Historic Landmark of Tennessee. Shows Doe River Bridge. Narrative on reverse. #S-58335.
Elizabethton NORTH AMERICAN RAYON CORPORATION PLANT, ELIZABETHTON, TENNESSEE. #E-14.
Elizabethton "PEACEFUL" WATAUGA, ELIZABETHTON, TENN. Black and white.
Elkmont The Tavern - Elkmont, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. Blue tint.
Englewood Railroad Depot, Englewood, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. Title supplied by cataloger. T.D.R. Productions, 1993.
Erin Houston County High School, Erin, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #S-56565.
Erwin NIGHT-TIME SCENE OF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, ERWIN, TENN. #E-3.
Erwin Presbyterian Church, Erwin, Tenn. Sepia tone. #33297.
Erwin Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, ERWIN, TENN. #E-2.
Estill Springs THE DAM, ESTILL SPRINGS, TENN. Blue tint.
Estill Springs Estill Springs Hotel. Black and white.
Etowah MOUNTAIN BREEZE MOTEL. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-49405.
Etowah Railroad Depot, Etowah, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. Title supplied by cataloger. T.D.R. Productions, 1988.
Etowah Y. M. C. A. Building. Title supplied by cataloger. Sepia tone.
Fall Creek Falls State Park Cane Creek Cascades. Title supplied by cataloger. Narrative on reverse. #P10144.
Fall Creek Falls State Park Cane Creek Cascades. Title supplied by cataloger. Narrative on reverse. #P89818.
Fall Creek Falls State Park CANE CREEK FALLS, FALL CREEK NATIONAL PARK, SPENCER, TENN. Black and white. #18237.
Fall Creek Falls State Park Cane Creek Falls, Falls [sic] Creek Falls, State Park, Tennessee. Narrative on reverse. #T-35.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. #6833-E.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS. Black ink drawing on parchment background. Narrative and title on reverse.
Fall Creek Falls State Park Fall Creek Falls near McMinnville, Tenn. Black and white. Narrative on reverse. #OB171.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS State Park. Shows swinging bridge. Narrative on reverse. #B21001.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS STATE PARK, CANE CREEK FALLS - PINEY CREEK FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. Two views. #8994-E.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS STATE PARK CABINS. Two views. Narrative and title on reverse. #6832-E.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS STATE PARK INN. Narrative and title on reverse. #6834-E.
Fall Creek Falls State Park FALL CREEK FALLS STATE PARK, Pikeville, Tennessee. Shows Fall Creek Falls. Narrative and title on reverse. #P303642.
Fall Creek Falls State Park Fall Creek Falls State Park, TENNESSEE. Shows Twin Falls View, Cane Creek and Rock House Branch Falls. Narrative on reverse. Orange border. #B17268.
Fall Creek Falls State Park TENNESSEE. Shows Fall Creek Falls. Narrative on reverse. #B17250.
Fall Creek Falls State Park TENNESSEE. Shows Piney Creek Falls. Narrative on reverse. #B17249.
Fall Creek Falls State Park UPPER CANE CREEK FALLS, CUMBERLANDS, PIKEVILLE, TENN. Black and white. #B-1002.
Fall Creek Falls State Park WINTER AT FALL CREEK FALLS. Narrative and title on reverse. #B21000.
Farmington Presbyterian Church USA, Farmington, Tenn. Title handwritten on front. Sepia tone photograph.
Fayetteville Beardens Mill on Elk River, near Fayetteville, Tenn. Black and white. #30628-C.
Fayetteville CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AND PARK, FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. #30627.
Fayetteville CONFEDERATE MONUMENT AND PARK, FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Pub. by McKin[?] Bros.
Fayetteville Court House, Fayetteville, Tenn. #B1234C4.
Fayetteville Court House, Fayetteville, Tenn. Black and white. Snow Scene. #59293.
Fayetteville FIRST SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. #A-59290.
Fayetteville GRAMMAR SCHOOL - FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. Black and white. #1-Z-280.
Fayetteville Morgans School, Fayetteville, Tenn. #D 12753.
Fayetteville Municipal Building - Fayetteville, Tenn. Black and white. #1-Z-178.
Fayetteville The Old Stone Bridge spanning the Elk River, Fayetteville, Tennessee. Title on reverse. #P19054.
Fayetteville Post Office, Fayetteville, Tennessee. Black and white. #52011-C.
Fayetteville Robert E. Lee High School, Fayetteville, Tenn.
Fayetteville Stone Bridge across Elk River, near Fayetteville, Tenn. Black and white. #30626-C.
Flag Pond Greetings from FLAG POND, TENN. Shows creek scene with orange border. #60240.
Flag Pond Greetings from FLAG POND, TENN. Shows river scene with green border. #88460.
Flag Pond Greetings from FLAG POND, TENN. Shows river scene with orange border. #88461.
Fort Loudon Dam Fort Loudon Dam on the Tennessee River. Narrative on reverse. #T25.
Fort Loudoun Fort Loudoun. Narrative and title on reverse. #C-27175.
Fort Loudoun Fort Loudoun. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows entrance. #C27177.
Fort Loudoun Fort Loudoun. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows British flag flying. #C-27178.
Fort Loudoun Fort Loudoun. Narrative and title on reverse. Shows giant elm and well. #C-27176.
Fort Loudoun FORT LOUDOUN on the Little Tennessee River. Narrative and title on reverse. #S29373.
Fort Pillow Rev. A.C. Johnson, Chaplain and his Colored Chorus, Fort Pillow State Farm, Fort Pillow, Tennessee. Black and white. #25190.
Franklin BAPTIST CHURCH - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-36.
Franklin Battle Ground Academy, Franklin, Tenn. #1B454-N.
Franklin BATTLE GROUND ACADEMY - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-44.
Franklin Battle of Franklin, Nov. 30th, 1864. From Kurtz & Allison stone lithograph. Narrative on reverse. #2DK-1921.
Franklin Carter House. Title supplied by cataloger. Black and white. Top border of card missing. #35217-C.
Franklin THE CARTER HOUSE. Narrative and title on reverse. #28529.
Franklin THE CARTER HOUSE. Narrative on front. Black and white.
Franklin CARTER HOUSE (ON BATTLEFIELD).
Franklin CARTER SMOKE HOUSE, FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white.
Franklin Confederate Monument on Public Square, Franklin, Tenn. #B1059A2.
Franklin COUNTY COURT HOUSE, FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. Silver border. #G-274.
Franklin COURT HOUSE AND CONFEDERATE MONUMENT ON PUBLIC SQUARE, FRANKLIN, TENN. #6568.
Franklin THE DEPOT, FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white.
Franklin DOTSON'S RESTAURANT, NEXT-DOOR TO FRANKLIN MOTOR COURT. Narrative and title on reverse. #41967.
Franklin FIRST METHODIST CHURCH - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-37.
Franklin FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-42.
Franklin Fourth Avenue Church of Christ. Narrative and title on reverse. #7C-K1368.
Franklin FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL - FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE. Sepia tone. #D-7777.
Franklin FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL - FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE. Sepia tone. #D-7778.
Franklin GALLERY VIEW OF THE CARTER HOUSE. Narrative and title on reverse. #28531.
Franklin Greetings from Franklin, Tennessee. Rural highway scene. #62859.
Franklin HIGH SCHOOL - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-47.
Franklin KITCHEN OF THE CARTER HOUSE. Narrative and title on reverse. #28530.
Franklin LOOKING NORTH ON U.S. 31, FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. Silver border. #G-275.
Franklin Main Street, Franklin, Tenn. #1B453-N.
Franklin MAIN STREET, Franklin, Tenn. Black and white.
Franklin Methodist Parsonage, Franklin, Tenn. Black and white.
Franklin Monument, West Main Street, Franklin, Tenn. #4B226-N.
Franklin The Old CARTER HOUSE. Black and white. Narrative and title on reverse. #2C397-N.
Franklin One of Tennessee's Fine American Saddle Horses. Prize winning mare, Sadie M., Warioto Farm, Franklin. Black and white.
Franklin One of Tennessee's Fine Thoroughbreds. War Flower and colt sold for $30,000, White Oaks Farm, Franklin. Black and white.
Franklin PUBLIC SCHOOL, Franklin, Tenn. Black and white.
Franklin SECTIONAL VIEW OF MAIN STREET, FRANKLIN, TENN.
Franklin STREET SCENE - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-39.
Franklin STREET SCENE - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-40.
Franklin U. S. Post Office, Franklin, Tennessee. #4B227-N.
Franklin U. S. Post Office, Franklin, Tennessee. Black and white. #7A138.
Franklin U. S. POST OFFICE, FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. Silver border. #G-268.
Franklin WILLIAMSON COUNTY COURT HOUSE - FRANKLIN, TENN. Black and white. #E-41.
Franklin Willow Plunge Swimming Pool, Franklin, Tenn. #1B452-N.
French Broad River THE FRENCH BROAD RIVER, NEAR THE TENNESSEE STATE LINE, "IN THE LAND OF THE SKY." Narrative on reverse. #B-341.
French Broad River U.S. Highway No. 25 and Bridge over French Broad River, between Newport and Morristown, Tenn. #MO-4.
Galbraith Springs THE RUSTIC SPRING HOUSE, GALBRAITH SPRINGS, TENN. Black and white.
Gallatin CONFEDERATE MONUMENT, TROUSDALE PLACE, GALLATIN, TENN. Black and white. Message space on front.
Gallatin CRAGFONT 1798-1802. Narrative and title on reverse. #71041-B.
Gallatin HOWARD FEMALE COLLEGE, GALLATIN, TENN. Black and white.
Gallatin Howard Female College, Gallatin, Tenn. Black and white. MacGowan-Cooke Printing Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Gallatin KITCHEN AT CRAGFONT. Narrative and title on reverse. #71040-B.
Gallatin THE SUMNER COUNTY BANK & TRUST CO. BUILDING, GALLATIN, TENNESSEE. Three views with yellow background. Narrative on reverse. #A-103507.
Gallatin Trousdale Place, Home of Gov. William Trousdale, 13th Governor of Tenn., 1849-1853. Black and white. Title on reverse.
Gatlinburg AERIAL VIEW OF GATLINBURG, TENN. Narrative and title on reverse. #KG-35.
Gatlinburg AIR VIEW OF GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE AT THE ENTRANCE TO THE GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK. Narrative and title on reverse. #GS-219 (top). #55716 (bottom). Copyright 1962, W.M. Cline Co.
Gatlinburg AUNT MAHALIA'S. Shows exterior view of candy shop. Narrative and title on reverse. #87052.
Gatlinburg Bird's Eye View of Mountain View Hotel, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Narrative on reverse. #G-10.
Gatlinburg THE CLIFF DWELLERS, GATLINBURG, TENN. Black and white. Five views. Narrative on reverse. #14635.
Gatlinburg 'COPTER VIEW OF GATLINBURG. Narrative and title on reverse. #P39833.
Gatlinburg COX'S GATEWAY COURT, U.S. Highway 441 - On The Parkway. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #81682.
Gatlinburg FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, GATLINBURG, TENN. #G-14.
Gatlinburg Greenbrier Lodge and Pool, Gatlinburg, Tennessee - in the Smokies. Narrative on reverse. #72160.
Gatlinburg HOTEL GREYSTONE, GATLINBURG, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #G-5.
Gatlinburg HOTEL GREYSTONE, GATLINBURG, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #G-16.
Gatlinburg HOWARD'S, Famous for Steaks, Center of GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Two views. Narrative and title on reverse. #67327.
Gatlinburg JIM CARR TUB MILL, SUGARLANDS, GATLINBURG, TENN. Black and white. Narrative on reverse.
Gatlinburg JIM'S RIB HOUSE RESTAURANT, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #75466.
Gatlinburg KING'S MOTEL On River Road, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. Three views. #79744.
Gatlinburg Main Street, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. #566.
Gatlinburg The Methodist Church, Gatlinburg, Tenn. #80950.
Gatlinburg MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Inset view of pool. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-18237L2-4.
Gatlinburg Mountain View Hotel, Gatlinburg, Tenn. #322.
Gatlinburg Mountain View Hotel, Gatlinburg, Tenn. #543.
Gatlinburg MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL, GATLINBURG, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #G-12.
Gatlinburg MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #84388. Oversize.
Gatlinburg MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEL AND MOTOR LODGE. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #S-74906RL3. Oversize.
Gatlinburg New Gatlinburg Inn, Gatlinburg, Tenn. Entrance to Great Smoky Mountains National Park. #559.
Gatlinburg NEW RIVERSIDE HOTEL, GATLINBURG, TENN. Narrative on reverse. #G-11.
Gatlinburg New Riverside Hotel, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, "Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park". #523 (top). #OC-H238 (bottom).
Gatlinburg New Riverside Hotel, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, "Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park". #525 (top). #3C-H575 (bottom).
Gatlinburg PI BETA PHI Settlement School, GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Narrative and title on reverse. #53141.
Gatlinburg PI BETA PHI Settlement School, GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Shows Elmer Kear, broommaker. Narrative and title on reverse. #53140.
Gatlinburg PI BETA PHI Settlement School, GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Shows Mary L. Ownby at loom. Narrative and title on reverse. #53138.
Gatlinburg RIVER TERRACE MOTEL and RESTAURANT. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #98292. Oversize.
Gatlinburg RIVER TERRACE MOTEL and TERRACE RESTAURANT. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #61615. Oversize.
Gatlinburg RIVERSIDE MOTOR LODGE. Three views. Narrative and title on reverse. #107203. Oversize.
Gatlinburg THE SKY LIFT TO TOP OF CROCKETT MOUNTAIN, GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Title on reverse. #K-75DJ. Oversize.
Gatlinburg SMOKY MOUNTAIN SKY-LIFT. Narrative and title on reverse. #80775.
Gatlinburg SPRINGTIME SCENE, GATLINBURG, TENN., SHOWING DOGWOOD TREES IN BLOOM ON MAIN STREET. #G-9.
Gatlinburg ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Airport Road, Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Shows exterior view. Narrative and title on reverse. #86879.
Gatlinburg Street Scene, Gatlinburg, Tenn. #320.
Gatlinburg Top of Sky Lift overlooking Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Narrative and title on reverse. #K-76.
Gatlinburg TOP OF SKY LIFT OVERLOOKING GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE. Mount LeConte in background. Title on reverse. #K-76DJ. Oversize.
Gatlinburg View at Gatlinburg, Tenn. Black and white. #14.
Gatlinburg View of Gatlinburg, Tenn., at the Entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. #251.
Grandview Norris & Hoyt Halls, Grandview Normal Institute, Grandview, Tenn. Sky tint. #6760.


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