Knoxville, Tennessee
Knoxville, United States
Knoxville, Tennessee connects to 7342 places across 24 topics through 295 Bunkabop connections, with sports, government, and music forming the largest clusters. Its Civil War history reaches broadly, from a wartime siege that ended after Confederate defeat at Chattanooga to the Treaty of Holston, signed at White's Fort in 1791. Discovery-owned cable networks including HGTV and Food Network operate from Knoxville. Author Cormac McCarthy and director Quentin Tarantino both tie the city to many shared connections in literature and entertainment.
1982 World's Fair
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Pigeon Forge, Tennessee | Roan Mountain, Tennessee
McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee | East Tennessee
Place of Skulls (band)
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee
Michael White (singer)
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee
William F. Yardley
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee | East Tennessee
Bringing Up Bates
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee
Zhubin Parang
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee
Morrill Land-Grant Acts
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Marshall, Michigan | Strafford, Vermont
Suttree
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Appalachia | Bryson City, North Carolina
Regal Entertainment Group
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Tennessee | Downtown San Bernardino
Magnolia Network
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: Galveston, Texas | Roanoke, Virginia
Chattanooga campaign
Connects Knoxville, Tennessee to: East Tennessee | Dalton, Georgia