Landmarks in Berry Hill, Tennessee

'Belmont Mansion', also known as 'Acklen Hall', and originally known as 'Belle Monte', 'Belle Mont' or 'Belmont', is a historic mansion located in Nashville, ... More on Wikipedia

The remains of Fort Negley stand testament to the Union Army's 1862 occupation of Nashville and the subsequent transformation of the city into a major supply depot for Union troops. At the Visitors... More on Heritage

Nashville's historic Fort Negley was the largest inland stone fort constructed during the Civil War and is now the site of Fort Negley Park and the Fort Negley Visitors Center. The Visitors Center ... More on KidsPlayParks

Inscription. Here the outer Federal Defensive line, which stretched 7 mi. around the city, crossed Hillsboro Pike. It was used at the commencement of the battle on Dec. 15 by Wood's IV Corps as a line of departure for the main attack. ... More on HMDB

about Pruitt Branch: The building that houses the Pruitt Branch Library was originally a fire hall; it opened as a library in 1993, and was expanded to include Pruitt Homework Center, equipped with five computers, in December, 1996. ... More on GoCityKids

Inscription. This building, renowned for its pure Gothic architecture and harmony of proportions, was designed by Wills & Dudley of New York, in a style suggesting and English village church. The cornerstone was laind May 7, 1852, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Using the defensive salient 500 yards east, Wood's Corps, with the XVI Corps on its right, swung southwest to envelop the left of the Confederate line, 1 1/2 miles south, and pushed it back in spite of determined resistance. ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Regarded as the symbol of dance in her adopted hometown of Nashville, Ellen Albertine Chaiser Maxwell (1902-96) operated the Albertine School of the Dance (1936-80). She had danced with Chicago Opera, Adolf Baum Dance ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Ten yds. north stood toll gate and toll gate house erected by Nashville and Hillsboro Turnpike Co. Incorporated in 1848. Charges to travel macadamized road could not exceed: horse of mule, 3 cents; 10 sheep, 20 cents; ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Nashville Institute, renamed Roger Williams University, was located on a 28 acre campus next to Hillsboro Pike from 1874 to 1905. It was the largest of the Baptist schools for African-Americans, influencing many important ... More on HMDB

(The Artist’s Building, 92', 1972-4, TN-19-20) in Nashville , Davidson County, TN. US70/431 (Broadway) W. 0.25 miles from jct with I40 exit 209 in Nashville, S. (sharp left) on 16 th Av. 2 blocks, W. on Division St. 1 block, ... More on dalejtravis.com