A transcription of an article that appeared in the December 7, 1863 issue of the New-York Daily Tribune. It includes details of this battle, a prelude to the Siege of Knoxville, along with details of that Siege, the Battle of Chattanooga and Chickamauga, and other reports. Detailed lists of casualties are included, along with several color print reproductions and related b/w engravings.

A reproduction of a very detailed description of Knoxville, Tennessee, its businesses, people, and locale, originally published in 1891, includes extensive engravings of buildings and locations. This edition adds a table of contents and an index of the illustrations.

This 1907 promotional brochure for the city of Knoxville includes local history, and many details and photographs of the city, its people, and businesses.

A reproduction of a booklet originally printed in 1898, by W.A.J. Moore, this work contains numerous old photographs of Knoxville, Tennessee, and the surrounding area, along with many advertisements from retailers of the era.

A reproduction of a booklet originally published around 1904 by Russell Harrison, this work contains historic photographs of the city of Knoxville, Tennessee.

This book contains images of map sketches housed in the Rhea Family Papers in the Tennessee State Library and Archives. They are of counties in northern Alabama (Lauderdale, Franklin, Limestone, Lawrence, Morgan, and Jackson), and Tennessee (Anderson, Blount, Sevier, Campbell, Carter, Claiborne, Grainger, Greene, Hawkins, Jefferson, Cocke, Knox, Lincoln, Perry, and Shelby). It is believed they were used in preparation of a large detailed map of Tennessee published by Matthew Rhea in 1832, the earliest known detailed map of the state. A small image of that map is included in the book.