Johnson City, Tennessee
Johnson City, United States
Johnson City, Tennessee connects with 5304 other places across 12 topics through 53 Bunkabop connections, anchored in sports, transportation, and music. The city hosted Columbia Records recording sessions in 1928. Its baseball history runs from the Johnson City Soldiers in 1910 through the Johnson City Cardinals, the St. Louis Cardinals' Appalachian League affiliate from 1975 to 2020. The Southern Railway once served the city with several named trains, including the Tennessean and the Birmingham Special, both discontinued by 1970.
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Erwin, Tennessee | Smyrna, South Carolina
National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Sawtelle, Los Angeles | Hot Springs, South Dakota
Rookie League
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Orem, Utah | Bristol, Tennessee
Milligan University
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: East Tennessee | Elizabethton, Tennessee
Pelican (train)
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Morristown, Tennessee | Christiansburg, Virginia
Birmingham Special
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Morristown, Tennessee | Christiansburg, Virginia
Tennessean (train)
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Decatur, Alabama | Morristown, Tennessee | Christiansburg, Virginia
laboratory school
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Mountain View, California | Urbana, Illinois | Northfield, Illinois | North Avondale, Cincinnati
Smells Like Children Tour
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Memphis, Tennessee | Syracuse, New York (state) | Knoxville, Tennessee
International Championship Wrestling
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Tennessee | Kentucky
Tusculum University
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: East Tennessee | Knoxville, Tennessee | Greeneville, Tennessee | Morristown, Tennessee | Tusculum, Tennessee
Jake Grove
Connects Johnson City, Tennessee to: Virginia | Miami, Florida | Detroit, Michigan | Tennessee | Baltimore, Maryland