The White Rose of TennesseeBorn in the quiet, rolling landscapes of Dover, Tennessee, William Harrison Scarborough carried within him a legacy as delicate and enduring as the white rose of his family’s Yorkshire heraldry. This emblem, a nod to the ancestral sympathies of the Wars of the Roses, would become more than just a seal on his correspondence; it mirrored the meticulous grace he brought to the canvas. His journey toward the brush was not a straight path but one marked by profound discovery. At the tender age of sixteen, a transformative voyage far from the confines of his local tavern…