The Marguerite Favar – J.C. Crowell Murder – Part III
The final installment of the Favar Crowell murder. Both suspects claimed they were in New
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The Marguerite Favar – J.C. Crowell Murder – Part II
On Tuesday night of September 22nd, THE COMMERCIAL APPEAL received a letter in a stamped
The Marguerite Favar – J.C. Crowell Murder – Part I
From the author – This is the story of a double homicide that happened in
St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral
St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral is 165 years old this year. Listen as Mark talks with
Award of Excellence
The Independent Insurance Companies of Memphis pooled their money and support to award the bravery
Ida B. Wells – Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris
We are very pleased to have Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris join us for this
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As a man of the law, William B. Ingram was about looking out for the
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The Chinese in Memphis
Many Memphians are unaware the Chinese first immigrated to Memphis more than 150 years go.
Henry Lux – Not Your Average Police Officer
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Will Griffin: He Brought Class to the Memphis Police Department
When Prohibition became law in 1920, the Italians and the Irish would not have any
Familiar Faces
By Charlie Lambert From time to time I see actors or actresses in an old
Surviving “THEM!” At The Bristol
By now, regular readers of this blog know my primary interest has always been movies.
Paul Barnett – An Honest Credible and Responsible Newsman
When I was hired on the Memphis Fire Department April 1, 1974 as a Fire
The Joseph P. Boyle Story – Part II
Read Part I here. After years of abuse by Boyle and his cronies, The Memphis
The Joseph P. Boyle Story – Part I
Born in 1891 to Patrick and Mary Boyle, Joseph P. Boyle was a rich mix
Chinese History in Memphis – Future Podcast
The history of Chinese Memphians goes back 150 years in Memphis. Our first Chinese families
Slave Dealers, Trading Companies, and their Product – Setting The Record Straight
Slave Dealers, Trading Companies, and their Product By Joe Lowry Edited by Trish
Fulfilling My Promise
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Three Handsome Buildings – A Fire Report
Joe V Lowry On April 5, 1891, three handsome buildings on north Main burned.
The Enchanted Forest
Joe and I had the pleasure of spending time with Olive Gamble who was a
Uncle Bob – A Man To Be Remembered
by Charlie Lambert When certain people come into our lives and make their mark, even
Germantown Fire Department
If you were around the Germantown area in the early 70’s you no doubt remember
Olympic Park Bleacher Collapse of 1884
By Joe Lowry Edited by Trish Gully By the end of the 1800s, Memphis would
Memphis Street Railway Strike – Part III
Final installment in a 3 part series – read the 1st installment here, and the