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Major General Frank Maxwell Andrews
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Major General Frank Maxwell Andrews is the most overlooked military hero in Tennessee’s history.
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The less familiar Fort Loudoun
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Nashvillians are generally familiar with Fort Nashboro, but less familiar is Fort Loudoun.
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The History of the Unveiling of the Alex Haley Museum
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It was important for the state to buy the modest house and convert it into a museum honoring Alex Haley.
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Tennessee: The Volunteer State
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You’ve probably heard Tennessee called “The Volunteer State.” Here’s how it got the name.
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Sarah Childress Polk and her role in her husband’s political life
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Sarah Childress Polk played an important role in her husband’s political life. She was also a member of the Downtown Presbyterian Church in Nashville.
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The Greatest Generation
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War stories about eight of the 142 Belle Meade Country Club members who served in one of the armed forces during the war.
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This History of the Doctor’s Building
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Haven’t you admired the six-story brick building at 710 Church Street along with its neighbor, the Bennie Dillon Building?
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Nashville’s Great Lumber Industry
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In 1910 Nashville was the center of the largest and best hardwood region in the world and that the city handled practically the world’s supply of red cedar.