What Is the History of Hot Chicken?
The story begins, as most good food stories do, with a relationship gone sideways. Sometime…
The story begins, as most good food stories do, with a relationship gone sideways. Sometime…
The honest answer requires splitting Nashville into two eras, with 2010 as the rough dividing…
In 2005, Nashville's metro population was roughly 1.4 million. By 2025, Davidson County alone held…
It is a relationship with two separate histories that rarely acknowledge each other. One version…
Nashville's historical significance runs deeper than country music. The city produced or attracted figures who…
The question slightly misframes what the Ryman actually was. For most of its history as…
Over two days in May 2010, Nashville experienced the worst flooding in its modern history.…
North Nashville's history is inseparable from the history of Black Nashville. It is where four…
Germantown's history runs through the full arc of American urban life: immigrant settlement, ethnic prosperity,…
Nashville has lost more of its built history than most cities its size. The combination…
Printer's Alley is a single block of alleyway in downtown Nashville that runs between Union…
Two buildings make the serious argument: the Quonset Hut at 34 Music Square East (originally…
On November 28, 1925, a 77-year-old fiddler named Uncle Jimmy Thompson played for one hour…
Three people. Each played a distinct role, and none of the three was interchangeable with…
Nashville did not invent country music. That distinction belongs to Bristol, Tennessee, a small town…
The short answer involves an insurance company, a 77-year-old fiddler, and a radio announcer who…
The Nashville sit-ins were a 87-day campaign of nonviolent direct action that desegregated downtown Nashville…
Nashville was not just a site of civil rights protest; it was the place where…
The Fisk Jubilee Singers were nine student musicians from Fisk University who left Nashville on…
Fisk University opened its doors on January 9, 1866, making it the oldest institution of…
Nashville became the permanent capital of Tennessee on October 7, 1843, and it won by…
The Battle of Nashville, fought December 15 and 16, 1864, was one of the most…
Nashville was technically a Confederate city that became a Union city. It seceded with Tennessee…
Nashville was the single most strategically important city in the western theater of the Civil…
Nashville has had three distinct names, each corresponding to a different era of the place's…
Nashville has two founders, and they did not arrive together. James Robertson came overland with…
Nashville was founded in late 1779 or early 1780, when James Robertson led a party…
Most cities sell a version of themselves. Nashville sells its version and then keeps the…
The soul of Nashville is not what the tourism infrastructure sells and it is not…
The relationship is complicated in the way that all long marriages get complicated. Nashville is…