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Conceived before the Civil War as a canny real-estate scheme by two very young, wealthy investors, Market Square came to be Knoxville's most public spot, as if every man, woman, and child owned a piece of Market Square themselves. Crowned by its new Market House, opened in 1854, Market Square became the heart of an important trading borderland between North and South, and its citizens were nearly perfectly divided between the Confederacy and the Union during the Civil War. After the war, Market Square was a true melting pot of immigrants. The turn of the century witnessed the majestic...