Chatting with historian Jeff Sellers about the people buried at the Tennessee State Capitol
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Here are a few convoluted explanations as to how the neighborhood might have gotten its nickname — and one pretty simple one
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From the Nun Bun and Snowbird to Opryland and political corruption, here’s our curated list of pre-‘it’-city Nashville artifacts
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Nashville field-trip staple reveals plans for Oct. 31 anniversary and new exhibits with Tennessee focus
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What this headstone tells us about the famed sculptor, his family and the lasting impact of slavery
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Hillsboro Village arthouse commemorates 100 years with Tennessee Historical Commission plaque, Metro Council resolution
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Printed by people incarcerated in the now-closed Tennessee State Prison, 'The Interim' set the stage for prison newspapers of today
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Authorities recently determined that the famed McNairy County sheriff likely killed his wife. Here's how that relates to Nashville's civil rights era bombings.
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About 130 years ago, this obscure part of town was full of vice — and roving gangs of violent women
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Current discussions around East Bank echo the conflict that sparked influential urban design forums 30 years ago
