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Campbell Hall, the main administration building of Bethel College, was designed by architect A.F. Lindsey.

Children taking cod liver oil at the Bethlehem House, 1941.

Big Hill Pond.

One of the most unique geological formations in the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area is the Twin Arches, a State of Tennessee Natural Feature. The North arch, shown here, has a clearance of 51 feet and spans 93 feet.

Swafford Chapel Church was one of the earliest church buildings in Bledsoe County. Featured here are limestone covered graves in the Swafford Chapel Cemetery.

The Bridgeman House in Pikeville was built in 1819 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Bledsoe County Courthouse in Pikeville.

A National Historic Landmark, Blount Mansion was the home of William Blount, Governor of the Southwest Territory.

Located in Goodlettesville, TN, the Bowen-Campbell House is the oldest brick house in Middle Tennessee.

Boy Scouts at Camp Boxwell in Wilson County, 1970.

Bradley Acacemy.

The largest institution of its type among the eastern Cherokees, Brainerd Mission was a multi-acre school near Chattanooga.

The cemetery at Brainerd Mission near Chattanooga. Photograph by Carroll Van West.

Bristol International Dragway, 1969.

Preparing trays of powdered sugar at Brock Candy Company.

This building represents the first phase of the Administration Building of Bryan College completed in the 1950s. College personnel, assisted by student workers, completed the three-story structure as funds were available.

Buford Ellington appearing in November 1958 at a democratic rally held at the Maxwell House Hotel in Nashville.

Burgess Falls State Natural Area.

Burgess Falls Dam.

This gate at the main entrance to Burritt College was built by the students.