South Pittsburg History in Pictures
Miscellaneous Images
from
Richard Bloss
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Below are several vintage images made by Alba Bloss along Cedar Avenue in front of the Imperial (Princess) Theatre in South Pittsburg during a 1928 founders' day parade. Others were made within the same time frame. Our thanks to Richard "Dick" Bloss, son of Alba and grandson of Thomas Jefferson Bloss, for allowing us to use these great photos. We hope you enjoy them as much as us.
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Page built July 17, 2007
Luvenia and her father, Thomas Jefferson Bloss
T. J. Bloss
Richard Hardy School c.1928
Train Rounding Bend Near Whiteside
Preaching on banks of Tennessee River
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The fanlight windows over entrance to Imperial (Princess) Theatre in background were lost when marquee installed
