The Archives of Appalachia collects, preserves, and shares the written words, sounds, and images of the people of Appalachia. They house nearly 18 million manuscripts, 75,000 sound recordings, and 250,000 still and moving images. Topics include:
The Tennessee Room at the Johnson City Public Library contains a large collection of historical and genealogical information such as:
A municipal archive that includes materials from pre-Tennessee statehood to the late 20th century, including: