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Remember When, Chattanooga? Chow-Now was home of the Plenty Burger | Chattanooga Times Free Press

In the late 1950s and 1960s, Chow-Now was a small, drive-in restaurant chain in the Chattanooga area famous for its signature Plenty Burgers.

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McCarter: 50 Years Ago Tonight, I Was There When Hank Aaron Made History

McCarter: 50 Years Ago Tonight, I Was There When Hank Aaron Made History
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John Shearer: Examining The Under-Discussion TVA Complex – And Learning Of Its Architects

John Shearer: Examining The Under-Discussion TVA Complex – And Learning Of Its Architects
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Remember When, Chattanooga? St Elmo softball field was the place to be

Softball boomed in Chattanooga in the post-World War II era.

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Remember When, Chattanooga? A fortune teller sold readings for $2 | Chattanooga Times Free Press

In the mid-20th century, R.C. "Doc" Anderson, a self-described astrologist, was a recognizable figure in Chattanooga known for offering $2 fortune-telling sessions in which he promised to explain to his customers "the past, present and future."

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