Englewood, Tn Water Tower Preservation Project

04/03/2026

Englewood Tn. Do you know where this building was?

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Englewood, McMinn County, Tennessee, 1890...
Shown here is a picture of one of the earliest affiliate bottlers of Coca-Cola, Englewood Bottling Works.. Employees wear aprons and stand in front of the building.

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University of Tennessee

04/03/2026

This home is in Englewood

Pictures from the Durant Tullock Collections. This is the McCaslin House. I would love to know more about the location and this family.
Still standing in McMinn County

09/24/2025

Celebrating Constitution Week Sept 17- 23 with Englewood 8th grade students & talked about the importance of Constitution and presented each Student with their own personalized Pocket Consitution. And celebrated the 238th anniversary of the Constitution by ringing of the Bells.

08/26/2024

Was by the water tower park and it looks good, but I noticed the sign eas never replaced, WHY?

02/21/2024

I am home Yea! I’m on the road to recovery, it’s going to be a trip, sent home with a basket of drugs for infection & nausea & etc. I would like to Thank the entire medical staff of Starr Reg for the excellent care I received. And Thank everyone for prayers . Wed. 2/21.

09/24/2023

Their was a lot of hard work involved in getting the Water Tower painted, and the improvements to the park for the whole community, an donations from a lot of people some who do not live Englewood. The vandals need to caught and prosecuted for a felony, the sigh cost in the neighborhood of &3000.00.

Our historic sign has been stolen! Although we have been having an ongoing disagreement about the name of the park with the Town Council and those in charge of the town, this sign was mainly a history about our town, with multiple pictures. It cost our sponsors $3,000 + to have the sign made and installed. It also has a QR code, so we can add additional information to it. It had one small line that would have been offensive to the Town Council, since they do not want to have the park named for an amazing benefactor of our town.

We know who had it removed! This person apparently does not care for the history of our town. See what you think?

This park belongs to the citizens! It does no belong to 4 or 5 people. Look at the bricks and see who all contributed to make it possible for the tower to be painted and the park to be developed. We have people who love this town! Please let Town Hall know what you think!

09/23/2023

Our historic sign has been stolen! Although we have been having an ongoing disagreement about the name of the park with the Town Council and those in charge of the town, this sign was mainly a history about our town, with multiple pictures. It cost our sponsors $3,000 + to have the sign made and installed. It also has a QR code, so we can add additional information to it. It had one small line that would have been offensive to the Town Council, since they do not want to have the park named for an amazing benefactor of our town.

We know who had it removed! This person apparently does not care for the history of our town. See what you think?

This park belongs to the citizens! It does no belong to 4 or 5 people. Look at the bricks and see who all contributed to make it possible for the tower to be painted and the park to be developed. We have people who love this town! Please let Town Hall know what you think!

08/24/2023

We stopped and saw this in 2019 it’s right off the highway.. it’s awesome..

I don't know why this hasn't received more publicity, but this fifty-foot sculpture was unveiled recently in South Dakota.
It's called 'Dignity' and was done by artist Dale Lamphere to honor the women of the Sioux Nation.
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07/08/2023

The presentation to be made at the Town Council on Monday the 10th has been postponed until Monday, August 14th at 6 PM. Please plan to attend.