in the Nineteenth Century, compiled by the Dulin Art Gallery, 1971. Valley So Wild: A Folk History by Alberta and Carson Brewer, 1975. Heart of the Valley: A History of Knoxville, Tennessee, edited by Lucile Deaderick, 1976. The Terror of Tellico Plains: The Memoirs of Ray H. Jenkins by Ray Jenkins, 1979. Dear Margaret: Letters From Oak Ridge to Margaret Mead by Thelma Present and Margaret Mead, 1985. Tennessee Towns: From Adams to Yorkville by Tom Siler, 1985. Quiet Places: The Burial Sites of Civil War Generals in Tennessee by Buckner and Nathaniel Cheairs Hughes, 1992. Early Inns and Taverns of East Tennessee: A Photoessay by Jane Gray Buchanan, 1996. Art and Furniture of East Tennessee: The Inaugural Exhibit of the Museum of East Tennessee History by Namuni Hale Young, 1997. Reprints and revisions Occupation of East Tennessee and the Defense of Knoxville by Orlando Poe, 1963. Originally published in 1888. The Annals of Tennessee to the End of the Eighteenth Century by J.G.M. Ramsey, 1967. Originally published in 1853. Divided Loyalties: Fort Sanders and the Civil War in East Tennessee by Digby Gordon Seymour, 1984 (2nd ed.), 2002 (3rd ed.). Originally published in 1963. A Facsimile Edition of the Half-Century of Knoxville: The First Published Account of the Founding of Knoxville by Thomas William Humes, 1990. Originally published in 1852. Knoxville by Betsey Beeler Creekmore, 1991. Originally published in 1958. East Tennessee History Center The headquarters of the East Tennessee Historical Society is located in the East Tennessee History Center in the Old Customs House in Knoxville, which is owned by Knox County. This building, depicted in the ETHS logo, is home to the Historical Society's Museum of East Tennessee History, which features cultural and historical exhibits from the region. Displays include items owned by Davy Crockett and John Sevier, memorabilia from the Appalachian Expositions of 1910 and 1911, artifacts from the Battle of Fort Sanders, a complete trolley car, a drugstore display, and early country music instruments and memorabilia. The center displays works by regional artists such as Lloyd Branson, Adelia Armstrong Lutz, Catherine Wiley, and Joseph Knaffl. The history center contains the Knox County Archives and the Calvin M. McClung Collection of the Knox County Public Libraries. First Families of Tennessee and Civil War Families of Tennessee The East Tennessee Historical Society maintains two honorary organizations for genealogical research. The First Families of Tennessee is an organization