Knoxville in the 1920s

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  1. Broken Record

    Broken Record Biscuit Eater Staff

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    I recently found this video on youtube. It's some great footage from the Knoxville area in the 1920s. For you UT grads, you can see Ayres Hall and Shields Watkins Field back in the day.

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  4. CRUDS

    CRUDS Moderator Staff

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    Creeping Cruds & Dead Dick Hammer - May 19 @ Longbranch yo!
     
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  7. corymiller

    corymiller New Era Connoisseur

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    Looked just as crappy then as it does now. F*** knoxville
     
    #3 corymiller, Apr 1, 2012
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    GoT Strength and Honor

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    Grandpa Hoffa comes on screen at 0:45

    they danced for little reason back in the day. I did enjoy the extreme wagon ride. And everyones suites fit great back in the day. Who knew you could play kickball in your interview clothes.

    Overall it was just nice too see some footage of the last time the Vols beat Florida
     
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  13. Ryudo

    Ryudo Farten Up

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    This makes me wish I had my moms 1940's home videos of kingsport on youtube.
     
    #5 Ryudo, Apr 1, 2012
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