History of Nashville
Historic Sites in Nashville
The history of Nashville goes all the way back to 1780 when the first settlement was founded here. Nashville also played a large role in civil war history. In fact the Battle of Nashville was the deciding battle of the civil war. Nashville is also rich in Country music history.
A good way to learn more about Nashville history is to visit some of the these
Nashville tourist attractions.
Fort Nashborough
was the first settlement in Nashville. You can see what it must have been like for the first settlers.
You want to visit Fort Negley to learn more about the
Battle of Nashville.
Belle Meade Plantation
had one of the largest holdings of slaves in the south.
The Hermitage
was the home of President Andrew Jackson.
The Parthenon
is a replica of the original Greek Parthenon from ancient Greece and was built in 1897 for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition.
The Grand Ole Opry
is rich in the history of country music and you can still catch a great show.
The Ryman Auditorium
was the home of the Grand Ole Opry for more than 30 years.
I hope you enjoy visiting these
Nashville museums
and learning more about the Nashville History.
Donna”s CornerI haven’t made it to all of these yet but I plan to in the near future. I really like visiting old homes, especially antebellum mansions. I took my daughter to the Tennessee State Capitol when she was about ten years old. She asked me to buy it so she could live there. She thought it was cool.
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