Copyright 2008 * All rights reserved
J.C. (Jim) Tumblin, OD, DOS
3604 Kesterwood Drive, East
Knoxville, Tennessee 37918-2557
(865) 687-1948
(Courtesy Historic American Buildings,
Library of Congress)
Certain places in Fountain City have contributed to the educational or cultural climate or have otherwise made a difference in the lives of the people in the community.
Belcaro was one of those places.
Many of the important places were considered in Nanny Lee Hicks' classic "History of Fountain City" (Coleman Printing Company, 2000). The above-named place was discussed on page 92 of that book available at the Fountain City Library.
If you have additional information or references on the subject please advise the Webmaster (see address on the Homepage).
We hope to have this essay in place a a few week or months.
JCT
Other Images of Belcaro, Circa 1933
As seen from the Arcade
(Courtesy Historic American Buildings,
Library of Congress)
The Arcade
(Courtesy Historic American Buildings,
Library of Congress)
Party on the Lawn for Ballet Group
(Courtesy U.T. Special Collections)