Newcomer'S Guide 1930

     ...  A Handbook for Newcomers to Memphis
 

This unique 1930 book was published by the Business Men of Memphis as a "Welcome to newcomer's".  The guide book sections are similar to other small books published by the Chamber of Commerce for city visitors with emphasis on the city's attractions and landmarks.  But this handbook also includes a large section on city laws that any newcomer should know.  The cost of publishing the book was possible due to contributions from the advertising pages.
 
 

Thanks to Woody Savage for allowing us to post his 1930 book on this website.
 

 
         

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The "Historic-Memphis" website would like to acknowledge and thank the following for their contributions which helped make this website possible:  Memphis Public Library, Memphis University Library, Memphis Law Library, Memphis Commercial Appeal, Memphis Press Scimitar, Shelby County Register of Deeds, Memphis City Schools, Memphis Business Men's Club, Memphis Chamber of Commerce, Memphis City Park Commission, Memphis Film Commission, Carnival Memphis, Memphis Historical Railroad Page, Memphis Heritage Inc, Beale Street Historic District, Cobblestone Historic District, Memphis Historic Districts, Vance Lauderdale Family Archives, Tennessee State Archives, Library of Congress, Kemmons Wilson Family, Richard S. Brashier, Lee Askew, George Whitworth, Woody Savage and many individuals whose assistance is acknowledged on the pages of their contributions.  Special thanks to Memphis Realtor, Joe Spake, for giving us carte blanche access to his outstanding collection of contemporary Memphis photos.

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