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This photo is identified in the âStory of Hannibalâ by J. Hurley and Roberta Roland Hagood as taken during the Hannibal flood in 1903. The iron horse drinking fountain, located between Main and Front streets, is pictured at right. At left can be seen a sign advertising the P.W. Hawes Athens Coal and Wood yard, located at 112 Broadway.
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The historic Perry W. and Susan Hawes house, located at 216 N. Maple, (also recorded as 1129 Bird) in Hannibalâs Maple Avenue Historic District. The Hawes are believed to be the first occupants of this house, the family living there from 1892 until at least 1912.Â
Naissance de lémuriens: deux nouveaux pensionnaires au Ranch Dupont
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Naissance de lémuriens : Deux nouveaux pensionnaires au Ranch Dupont
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âNothing is more beautiful than a woman who is brave, strong, and emboldened because of who Christ is in her.â â
ELIZABETHTON - Tammy Michelle Smith Arrowood, age 45, of Elizabethton went home to be with her Lord on Tuesday, March 30, 2021 after courageously battling a brief illness. Tammy was born in Manhattan, Kansas to Edward âEdâ Smith and Glenda Shoun Holt on August 13th, 1975.
She was a 1993 graduate of Unaka High School and a 2000 graduate of East Tennessee State University, where she majored in Early Childhood Development. Tammy was a Social Worker for the Tennessee Department of Children s Services where she served as a Permanency/Adoption and Subsidy Specialist.