The Chattanooga Memory Project
A place for us to reminisce about our past, share our present and build a better tomorrow.
This Month's Featured Story: Live The Life You Love
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Previous Month's Stories: Women's History
The Jackie Mitchell legend, and why it still captivates.
9 Things to Know About Abby Crawford Milton.
Mary Edwards Walker: the trailblazing Civil War surgeon honored for her bravery in Chattanooga.
Highlighting Patricia Underwood Williams.
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Featured Collections
This site is a living digital history of Chattanooga and what makes it unique. Enjoy exploring our digital archive of Chattanooga's past, present and future.
Art
Chattanooga has been called home by some of the most amazing artists from around the world. Explore the archives and add your own art memory.
Chattanooga Choo Choo
Built in 1908, the station has been an iconic landmark of our city for over 100 years.
Chattanooga Pioneers
From Charles Coolidge to Bessie Smith, Chattanoogans have made a huge impact on our city, country and the world.
Chattanooga's Story
The 'Best Town Ever'
Our Story
In 1969, Walter Cronkite called Chattanooga the "dirtiest city in America."
By 2015, Chattanooga was one of the cleanest cities in America and the only two-time winner of Outside's Best Town Ever.
So how did we get from here to there?
