Photos & Galleries - Historic Granville in the 1930"s
View scenes from Historic Granville, Tennessee in the 1930's!
No. 1 Cumberland River at Granville froze during the winter of 1939-1940. These pictures are behind where the current Granville Veterans Park is located.
No. 2 is Bill Cornwell that lived where present Park is and Donnita Moore ( Joe's Sister).
No. 3 is at same location with Avo Daniel, Dr. L. M. Freeman and Bill Cornwell in picture.
No. 4 Flood of 1937- Picture showing flood with the Lee & Fannie Carter Home in the background that was next to the old Granville School
No. 5 Flood of 1937- showing the old Granville Bridge that was at the end of Clover Street with water almost up to the bridge.
No. 6 Picture of the old Granville Bridge that was later named the Dr. L. M. Freeman Bridge that was under construction and completed in 1939.
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Cumberland River at Granville froze during the winter of 1939-1940. Pictured Avo Daniel, Dr. L. M. Freeman and
Bill Cornwell
Bill Cornwell
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