Each card gives what the old fire insurance maps show for the storefront, 1887 to 1926, with the label as printed and a link to the map sheet. Old lots are matched to today’s addresses by our reading of the maps against county property lines. How to read these cards · All sources
From our directory, Oct. 21, 2026. Please check with a business before you go.
On the old maps (no. 124 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
Local history says: The basement has an old fireplace, and some building materials were judged to be pre-Civil War and reused. (Fayetteville Main Street, History)
From our directory, Oct. 21, 2026. Please check with a business before you go.
On the old maps (no. 122 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
No business is listed at this address in our directory. Know what’s here? Tell us.
On the old maps (no. 120 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
No business is listed at this address in our directory. Know what’s here? Tell us.
The county parcel here has no street number; the Lincoln County 911 address point on it is 124.
On the old maps (no. 118 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
Local history says: From the 1870s, for nearly a century, a bank occupied the west side of this building and a hardware company the east side. (Fayetteville Main Street, History)
From our directory, Oct. 21, 2026. Please check with a business before you go.
One county parcel today (911 address points 120 and 122); on the maps it was two storefronts.
Now: 2015 photo. The maps below show the two storefronts this building covered in 1914 and 1926. Photo (2015, cropped): Brian Stansberry, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
On the old maps: storefront 1 of 2, no. 116 on the 1914 map
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
On the old maps: storefront 2 of 2, no. 114 on the 1914 map
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
From our directory, Oct. 21, 2026. Please check with a business before you go.
On the old maps (no. 106 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
No business is listed at this address in our directory. Know what’s here? Tell us.
On the old maps (no. 104 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
From our directory, Oct. 21, 2026. Please check with a business before you go.
On the old maps (no. 102 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.
No business is listed at this address in our directory. Know what’s here? Tell us.
On the old maps (no. 100 in 1914)
Then: 1914 map1926 map
Maps: Sanborn Map Co., April 1914, sheet 9, Library of Congress (public domain); Sept. 1926, sheet 5, UT Knoxville Libraries (No Copyright – United States). Cropped; red outline added by Our Town Almanac.