Common sense isn't.
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THE SCOPES TRIAL
TENNESSEE HISTORICAL COMMISSION
IN HONOR OF THE GALLANT MEN AND WOMEN
OF RHEA COUNTY
WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE STRUGGLE
TO KEEP AMERICA MIGHTY AND FREE
BRADY, FRED W.
BRUCE, TOM
GARRISON, JOHN
GILL, ALVIN
GUTH, FRED C.
HUDSON, LEROY
MILLER, CLINT B.
SHARP, CHARLES R.
Any Person
ENTERING This BUILDING
Is Subject To SEARCH!
SCOPES TRIAL TRAIL
RHEA COUNTY
COURTHOUSE & MUSEUM
TRUTH
AND
ELOQUENCE
1891
BRYAN
COLLEGE
1930
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
1860 - 1925
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
SECRETARY OF STATE
CONGRESSMAN
CHRISTIAN STATESMAN
AUTHOR AND ORATOR
Scopes Trial
MUSEUM
SHIPLEY, CHARLES
BROOKS, RAYMOND
HAYES, JESSE B.
PERRY, RANDALL E.
SMITH, DAVID
JOHNSON, BILL J.
PELFREY, JOHNNY ?
MAYNOR, ROY
REED, JACKIE ?
On Saturday, there was a small farmers' market along one side of the courthouse. Unfortunately, the museum was closed for the weekend,
but we looked around outside, and had a quick look inside the courthouse.
RHEA
COUNTY
COURT HOUSE
1891
We got a quick look into the main hallway of the courthouse.
Thanks to H for taking several of these photos, as we walked around the park-like courthouse setting.
| Quote of the moment |
| Remember, remember always that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists. |
| ~ President FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, remarks before the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C., April 21, 1938.—The Public Papers and Addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1938, p. 259 (1941). FDR is often quoted as having addressed the DAR as “my fellow immigrants.” The above words are believed to be the source. ~ |
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