These 11 Photos Of Nashville From The Early 1900's Are Beyond Fascinating
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Meghan Kraft
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There’s something so fascinating about a historic photo – when was it taken? Who took it? What happened to the people in the photograph…? It’s truly a window to the past, and one of the most interesting aspects of a city’s history. A piece of time, just caught in the moment. We came across these eleven historic photos of Nashville and simply had to share. Aren’t they gorgeous and wildly thought-inducing? Yep. We thought so, too.
Once it started operating as a restaurant, of course.
The view is pretty different, wouldn't you say?
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...from 1909.
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In this undated photograph, you can see the crush of Nashvillians on an average work day in the city.
It has to start somewhere, folks.
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You'll definitely see a few more students on the grounds, nowadays. And a drastic landscaping change.
This photo is dated 1927.
The historic university is a stunning location in Nashville, just as beautiful as a century ago.
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