Wrecking ball claims homes of prominent families on University of Tennessee campus
The homes, which were torn down as part of student housing construction, were two-story brick structures from about the 1920s.
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The homes, which were torn down as part of student housing construction, were two-story brick structures from about the 1920s.
The KFD chief said the fire might have started accidentally by people who were living in the abandoned building.
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