With the Titans hoping to extend the 100-plus-year-old pedestrian bridge, here's a look at the structure's greater context

Details about this keeper of a 'house of ill fame' raise a lot of questions we don’t have answers to

A photograph of a Civil War-era hospital raises more questions about sex workers of the time

Throwing long bullets, flying kites and other things the Nashville government didn't want us to do in 1850

From visiting the Nashville Public Library to taking a Nashville Sites tour and going fossil hunting, here are 10 ways to celebrate our history

Allen was just 14 when the city purchased him to build its waterworks in 1831

On Saturday, the Nashville City Cemetery unveiled a bench honoring enslaved people buried there