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Geo-spatial mapping: Downtown Nashville Walking Tour
How does downtown Nashville reflect the city's history? What historical eras and architectural styles are represented? How, why, and when has Nashville's downtown core been successful?
Tags: Arcade, Christ Church Cathedral, Country Music Hall of Fame, Customs House, Downtown Nashville, Downtown Presbyterian Church, Frist Center for Visual Arts, Hatch Show Print, Hermitage Hotel, Honky Tonks, Hume-Fogg High School, L&C Tower, Lower Broadway, Music City Center, Music City Park, Printer's Alley, Public Library, Ryman Auditorium, Schermerhorn Symphony Center, State Capitol, Sunday School Board Publishing, Tennessee Performing Arts Center, The Smith House, TPAC, Union Station
Route 18
For our route, we chose to ride the 18th bus toward the airport and back. The local transportation area was difficult to navigate initially, but once we found the bus deck it was hard to miss. Another spectacle hard to miss was the long line for the…
Germantown: A Cultural Convergence of Past and Present
Bound by Hume Street to the north, Jefferson Street to the south, Third Avenue to the east, and Eighth Avenue to the west, the colorful Germantown neighborhood lies just north of downtown Nashville, nearly bordering the Cumberland River. Named for…
Route 21
Route 21 (University Connector): Katie Murdock, Matthew Burns, Lauren Taylor
While riding MTA from the stop on Belmont Boulevard northward on our route to its turnaround point at Clarksville Pike, we noticed an overall decrease in commercial…
While riding MTA from the stop on Belmont Boulevard northward on our route to its turnaround point at Clarksville Pike, we noticed an overall decrease in commercial…
Metro Nashville Hospitals 2011
Featured on this map are the location of all hospitals in the Metropolitan Downtown Nashville area. If socioeconomic and racial overlays are added, one can see that there is one public hospital that serves the majority of the population living in or…
Minority Medicine in Music City
Systemic racism decreases minority health by reducing the availability and quality of health facilities. Private corporations and insurance markets are partly responsible, but local government has also played a role.
For-profit hospital companies…
For-profit hospital companies…
Nashville Predators: Hockey Success in the South
Nashville has been home to six hockey teams since the 1960s. Yet, only one of those teams, The Nashville Predators, has been a great success. Because of the opportunities they were offered and the innovative thinking of their leadership, the…
Tags: Bridgestone Arena, Broadway, Entertainment, Hockey, Nashville, Predators, Sports
Nashville City Cemetery
Through the process of urbanization, Nashville has changed as a community since the nineteenth century, and this change can be seen in the city's oldest cemetery.
In 1822, the Nashville City Cemetery was built for the proper burial and sanitation of…
In 1822, the Nashville City Cemetery was built for the proper burial and sanitation of…
The Creation of Metro Nashville
Because of significant growth in Nashville after World War II, the city was pressured to reform its government. Generally, attempts at consolidation were not successful, but after one failed attempt, the Nashville-Davidson Co. metropolitan charter…