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| Bell County Historical Society & Museum located in the old library, Middlesboro, Bell County |
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| The skating rink is still open! |
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| Shades of Brown Coffee House, owned and operated by John and Teresa Brogan Brown |
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| Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM) provides a great service to the community |
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| Lights on the Commercial Bank building |
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| Law Offices of Keith and Dennis Nagle |
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| Empty buildings downtown on Cumberland Avenue, including the old Tamer's and Sterchi's buildings |
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| Ben Harney, Father of Ragtime |
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| Middlesboro Police Department and memorial to Desert Storm veterans |
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| Another wonderful old photo enlarged and displayed downtown |
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| The old Schneider's grocery is now the bingo hall |
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| The Park Theater |
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| The old Daily News building now houses a law office |
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| Formerly a gas station (full service) owned by Clyde Stogner and Charlie Willmoth |
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| First Federal Bank |
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| Mural in the alley downtown between Cumberland Avenue and Chester Avenue |
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| Another mural in the same downtown alley |
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| Formerly Martin Brothers, now part of Cardwell Furniture |
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| First State Bank branch and First Christian Church |
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| Mural just off of Cumberland Avenue. The road above the mural leads to Queensbury Heights area and the road below turns into Chester Avenue. |
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| More of the United We Stand mural |
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