from a point in chattanooga, tennessee, you can see 7 states.
from a point in chattanooga, tennessee, you can see 7 states.
from a point in what city in tennessee can you see 7 states?
chattanooga
because the barns came in various shapes and sizes, each sign was different, but all featured white lettering on a black background, executed in freehand. the number of words and their arrangement varied, based on the size and shape of the barn. on larger barns, byers might have painted "see 7 states from rock city atop lookout mt. near chattanooga, tenn." and on smaller barns, just "see beautiful rock city today."









































byers' efforts led to rock city, lookout mountain, and chattanooga becoming a national tourist destination.









































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clark byers
allan morley (scarborough, north yorkshire, great britain, 29 april 1895 - thanet, kent 5 september 1960) was a british comic artist. he first worked for dc thomson in 1925, drawing a number of comic strips for the "sunday post" and for dc thomson's story papers including "the wizard", where he drew nero and zero. he also drew a number of strips for both "the beano" and "the dandy" from the late thirties until the early fifties. he drew keyhole kate, hungry horace and freddie the fearless fly, three long-running strips which first appeared in the first issue of "the dandy". he also drew a number of strips for "the beano", including big fat joe, which appeared in the comic's very first issue. the last time he drew for "the beano" was the last strip of the magic lollipops in issue 475 (25 august 1951). allan morley died in kent on 5 september 1960.
allan morley