See Park City - Knoxville, Tennessee

See Park City - Knoxville, Tennessee

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Dedicated to promoting the history and diversity of historic Park City / East Knoxville as the foundation for its vibrant future.

It’s the place to share history, stories, photos and activities from the past and the present.

Knoxville moves forward with $17M Burlington streetscape revamp 11/27/2025

Exciting news for the Burlington area of East Knoxville / Park City! We can’t wait to see the new streetscape and hope it will welcome new local businesses to our area soon.

Knoxville moves forward with $17M Burlington streetscape revamp The city boosted funding to overhaul sidewalks, lighting and infrastructure in the historic commercial corridor, aiming to spur reinvestment.

Knoxville moves forward with $17M Burlington streetscape revamp The city boosted funding to overhaul sidewalks, lighting and infrastructure in the historic commercial corridor, aiming to spur reinvestment.

11/16/2025

Christmas at Chilhowee Park is just five days away!

Photos from Beck Cultural Exchange Center's post 11/15/2025
01/16/2024

Let’s all do our part so we can hopefully avoid power outages and rolling blackouts over the next few brutally cold days.

11/27/2023

Help bring Elliott home! He went missing in the Parkridge Neighborhood two weeks ago. His owner is offering a $1,000 reward for his safe return.

Hardin Valley brewery set to open new location in East Knoxville 05/11/2023

More exciting news for Park City / East Knoxville! Orange Hat Brewing and Baker Boy Pizza are coming to Cherry Street this summer!

Hardin Valley brewery set to open new location in East Knoxville East Knoxville may gain more visitors and residents as one street continues to develop with new businesses and housing.

Photos from See Park City - Knoxville, Tennessee's post 04/11/2023

Many neighbors gathered tonight at the Jacob Building to learn more about all the projects and programs impacting East Knoxville.

New event center to be built in East Knoxville named 'Grandiflora' 12/11/2022

Exciting news for Park City! The former Knoxville Baptist Tabernacle on Magnolia Avenue will be transformed into a $25 million music and event venue, including a public garden, the restoration of the church and the home next door, and the construction of two new homes on East Fifth Avenue. Thank you, Phil Lawson, for believing in and investing in Historic Park City!

New event center to be built in East Knoxville named 'Grandiflora' Grandiflora's design is meant to connect different eras of history, and the main space will focus on magnolia trees.

New event center to be built in East Knoxville named 'Grandiflora' Grandiflora's design is meant to connect different eras of history, and the main space will focus on magnolia trees.

Photos from See Park City - Knoxville, Tennessee's post 12/31/2021

A gorgeous evening for Zoo Lights! Don’t miss your chance to see them before the show ends on January 9th.

The Booker-Neely Microfilm Reading Room, Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection 06/04/2021

Robert J. Booker and Jack Neely have devoted decades to digging into Knoxville's past at the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection. On June 1, 2021, the East Tennessee History Center renamed Booker and Neely's "second home," the Microfilm Reading Room, in honor of their work to preserve and promote local history.

The Booker-Neely Microfilm Reading Room, Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection Robert J. Booker and Jack Neely have devoted decades to digging into Knoxville's past at the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection. On June 1, 2021, the Ea...

Photos from See Park City - Knoxville, Tennessee's post 02/11/2021

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Park City: An Urban Oasis

The original Park City, Tennessee, was founded in 1907 and operated independently until it was annexed by the City of Knoxville in 1917. This page embraces all of East Knoxville in the name Park City because of the deep connections between neighborhoods and history on this side of town. The name is still apt today because the community is rich in parks. Stretching like an emerald string of jewels, the parks of Park City encircle some of Knoxville’s most charming historic neighborhoods and include: Caswell Park, Harriet Tubman Park, Dr. Walter Hardy Park, Morningside Park, Alex Haley Heritage Park, Knoxville Botanical Gardens & Arboretum, Chilhowee Park, Zoo Knoxville and Holston River Park. Plus, pocket parks enjoyed by neighborhood residents and visitors. We are also home to historic cemeteries perfect for leisurely strolls, including Odd Fellows Cemetery, Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Bethel Cemetery, and Beth El Old Jewish Cemetery.

This page is intended to help visitors and residents “see” Park City and all the treasures it contains, both now and in the past. Its vibrant future is being built on a deep foundation of history, civic pride, and diversity. So, please share your memories, photos and what’s going on today in Park City so everyone can “See Park City.” And don’t forget to invite your friends and family to join us here!

Kim

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Magnolia Avenue
Knoxville, TN
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