Since 1975, a privately circulated document has been the subject of much discussion and debate among researchers into the dark realms of political conspiracy. Purporting to reveal the identity of the conspirators in the John F. Kennedy assassination, The Gemstone File interprets pivotal historical events in a new light. Includes commentaries by Robert Anton Wilson, Jonathan Vankin, Kerry ...

Manufacturer: Illuminet Press
Written By: Jim Keith

On November 9, 1908, U.S. Senator Edward Ward Carmack was shot by Robin Cooper, the son of his political adversary, Col. Duncan Cooper. Through trial documents, the papers of Col. Cooper and Carmack, and extensive research, the background, political intrigue and consequences are studied.

Manufacturer: McFarland & Company
Written By: James Summerville

This is a narrative of the first "Old West" -- the land just beyond the crest of the Applachian Mountains -- and the many "firsts" that occurred there. Gathering data from the works of other authors, with additional facts gleaned from early maps, magazines, newspapers, and pamphlets, the author has put together in one volume a history of those early years. The recital of events is ...

Manufacturer: Overmountain Press
Written By: Brenda C. Calloway

Manufacturer: University of Tennessee Press
Written By: Augusta Grove Bell

To Robert Chaffin, Roaring River will always remain the garden spot of the universe, the place that God had smiled on in a special way, the most desirable place to inhabit this side of the promised land. In telling the stories about this wonderful community, the author hopes that in some way it will bring to the reader's mind the sights, sounds and stories of your own past or will develop in you ...

Manufacturer: Westview Publishing, Inc.
Written By: Robert Rogers Chaffin

Manufacturer: Centennial Committee
Written By: Helen Bullard

Manufacturer: Southern Historical Pr
Written By: Helen Crawford Marsh, Timothy R. Marsh

History of the settlement of the Tennessee Valley.

Manufacturer: J.S. Sanders & Co.
Written By: Donald Davidson

In the early days of World War II, nine young men from the small town of Erwin, Tennessee (population 3,350), volunteered for service in the United States Army Air Corps, proud to defend their nation and democracy. None of them served together, and all were shot down at different times in different places. Yet, incredibly, with more than 50 prison camps scattered throughout Nazi Germany, all ...

Manufacturer: Overmountain Press
Written By: Hilda Padgett

This long out-of-print genealogical reference has become much sought after by residents of East Tennessee.

Manufacturer: Overmountain Press
Written By: Olga Jones Edwards, Izora Waters Frizzell