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Jonesborough Days

USA Independence Day celebration in Tennessee's oldest town. July 2009.

Main Street Courhouse

Cherokee Street Courhouse

Jonesborough Elementary School

Forest Drive. Jonesborough, Tennessee

Jonesborough Elementary Playground

Blue Plum Festival

Downtown. Johnson City, Tennessee.
The 2009 Blue Plum Festival marked the 10th anniversary of the annual arts and music event.

Blue Plum Festival Market Street

Blue Plum Festival Main Street

Metro Kiwanis Park

Knob Creek Road. Johnson City, Tennessee.
The park's Friendship Garden features (a) the Arch of Friendship (1982) dedicated to the sister city relationship between Johnson City and Guaranda, Ecuador, (b) the Junaluska sculpture (1986) by Peter Wolf Toth as part of his Trail of the Whispering Giants series and (c) the Gazebo Memorial (2007) honoring garden founders and long-time garden keepers Carl Bolton, Charles Roller, and Burt Wyandt.

Kiwanis Park Arch of Friendship

Kiwanis Park Junaluska Sculpture

Kiwanis Park Memorial Gazebo

Mountain Home National Cemetery

Mountain Home, Tennessee
The Mountain Home National Cemetery is located within the city limits of Johnson City at West Market (11E) and Sidney Street. The cemetery is on the grounds of the Mountain Home Veterans Administration Center. As of 2008 there were over 13,000 interments. "The Price of Freedom is Visible Here" (from a Veterans Administration entrance sign).

Mountain Home Monument Circle