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A Short History of Shelbyville
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Soon thereafter, Mamie chose to move to Shelbyville where she spent the remainder of her life living in the Dixie Hotel on the public square.
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Tennessee-born officer was one of first to enter Berlin in 1944
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Major Lon MacFarland, of Columbia, Tenn., was a native Tennessean whose ancestor arrived at Fort Nashboro by boat in 1780.
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Sarah Childress Polk’s Financial Plight
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Bill wrote his brother urging him to introduce legislation in Congress to grant Mrs. Polk a pension as a widow of a president of the United States.
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The Tales of Smiling Jack Harding
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Ridley takes us on a flight around the world with Smiling Jack Harding.
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The Downtown Presbyterian Church to Celebrate its 99th Waffle Shop
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The Downtown Presbyterian Church Waffle Shop fundraiser will take place on Thursday, Dec. 7, from 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
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Where did Wedgewood Get its Name?
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The answer involves a championship trotter and several landowners.
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The life of Tennessean Cordell Hull
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While most men who worked these rafts spent their money in Nashville saloons, Cordell used his money to buy books in a Nashville bookstore.
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Merrill’s Marauders tie to Tennessee
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The Marauders were a United States Army special operations unit during World War II.
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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.