English: North Knoxville, including what is now known as Old North Knoxville, as it appeared on an 1886 map of Knoxville, Tennessee, USA. "Broad Street" is now Broadway, "Kennion" is now Kenyon Avenue, and "Brookside" roughly follows what is now Glenwood (Brookside originally traversed much of North Knoxville, although today only a section of the former road is still known as Brookside). Cropped from map entitled, "Knoxville, Tennessee, County Seat of Knox County."
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