4 Nashville Historic Hidden Gems To Visit
byCheck out these historic hidden gems to know in Nashville!
A Little Nashville History
notable facts about black history in Nashville
The Legacy of Nashville’s First Negro Public Library
byLibrarian Rodney Freeman shares the powerful story of Nashville’s first Negro Public Library, it’s significance, legacy and why libraries are still so vital.
A Little Nashville History: Leander Woods and his Courageous Fight Against Nashville’s Klan
byLearn more about Leander woods and his fight against the Klan.
A Little Nashville History: Kossie Gardner Sr. Historical Marker
byNashville celebrates prominent self-made businessmen, Kossie Gardner Sr., with a historical marker at the first location of his funeral home at 1511 Jefferson Street.
The Legacy of Nashville’s Bass Street Community: A Story of Perseverance and Heritage
byWe sat down with Jeneene Blackman as she shares the history of the Bass Street community in Nashville.
Juneteenth, Remembering Nashville History
byNashville is a city with deep African American history. We explore some of the significant moments and locations that have influenced the past as we look toward the future.
History Making on the Mat: Corrinne Tarver and Fisk University Gymnastics
byFisk University Gymnastics team and players continue to make history. Check out our chat with Coach Corinne Tarver and how you can be a part.
A Little Nashville History: US Colored Troops Memorial
byCheck out the US Colored Troops memorial in Nashville.
A Little Nashville History: Mary’s Old Fashioned Pit Bar-B-Que
byA Little Nashville History series is our ode to all things Black History in the city. Mary’s Old Fashioned Pit Bar-B-Que opened on Historic…