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Knoxville has a way of revealing itself slowly. You notice it first in the geography, the ridgelines, the river, the way neighborhoods rise and fold around one another. Then you notice the older things, brick storefronts that have outlasted several retail eras, mill buildings repurposed into offices and studios, church steeples holding their place in the skyline. Spend enough time here and another pattern emerges, one that has little to do with maps and much to do with how