Category: Rutherford History in the News
Oaklands Mansion – All Around Oaklands Mansion, July 2016
Thank you Ken Robinson Photography!
Oaklands Mansion – A Warm Summer Day
Remembering Rutherford: Preservation and library part of Woman’s Club Centennial
Greg Tucker, The Murfreesboro Post, July 26, 2016 With a genealogy that reaches back to a 19thcentury book club, the fight for women’s suffrage and memorials to the Confederacy, the Woman’s Club in Murfreesboro celebrates its Centennial this month with an expanded role. In December 1915 members of the Library…
Uncle Dave Macon Days 2016
Murfreesboro City Television, July 14, 2016 Uncle Dave Macon Days 2016. Reported by City TV Reporter Cecilia Herrell.
Facts about Oaklands Mansion you may not know
Nancy De Gennaro, Daily News Journal, July 8, 2016 Oaklands Mansion was built by Dr. James Maney and Sally Murfree Maney. Murfree Maney was the daughter of Revolutionary War Col. Hardy Murfree, for whom the town is named. The land Oaklands Mansion stands on, originally 274 acres, was inherited by Murfree…
Woman’s Club celebrating Centennial
Nancy De Gennero, Daily News Journal, July 5, 2016 MURFRESBORO — From 4-6 p.m. July 16, the nonprofit Woman’s Club of Murfreesboro is celebrating its centennial with an open house featuring wine and hors d’oeuvres. These days, not many groups can say they’ve been around for 100 years, said longtime member and…
Historic Selfie Scavenger Hunt
Murfreesboro City Television, June 30, 2016 You can register starting August 1, 2016 at Sportscom or The Wilderness Station.
Loafer’s Rest, Smyrna, TN
This photo was taken looking southeast, towards Murfreesboro down old Highway 41 (Old Nashville Hwy.) near the intersection of of Rock Springs Road. Note the white sign in the right side of Old Nashville Hwy., “Sam Davis Home’.
Stones River National Battlefield, 1933
This photo of the entrance to the Stones River National Battlefield on the Old Nashville Highway, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, was taken in 1933.
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Oaklands Mansion – All Around Oaklands Mansion, July 2016
Thank you Ken Robinson Photography!
Oaklands Mansion – A Warm Summer Day
Remembering Rutherford: Preservation and library part of Woman’s Club Centennial
Greg Tucker, The Murfreesboro Post, July 26, 2016 With a genealogy that reaches back to a 19thcentury book club, the fight for women’s suffrage and memorials to the Confederacy, the Woman’s Club in Murfreesboro celebrates its Centennial this month with an expanded role. In December 1915 members of the Library…
Uncle Dave Macon Days 2016
Murfreesboro City Television, July 14, 2016 Uncle Dave Macon Days 2016. Reported by City TV Reporter Cecilia Herrell.
Facts about Oaklands Mansion you may not know
Nancy De Gennaro, Daily News Journal, July 8, 2016 Oaklands Mansion was built by Dr. James Maney and Sally Murfree Maney. Murfree Maney was the daughter of Revolutionary War Col. Hardy Murfree, for whom the town is named. The land Oaklands Mansion stands on, originally 274 acres, was inherited by Murfree…
Woman’s Club celebrating Centennial
Nancy De Gennero, Daily News Journal, July 5, 2016 MURFRESBORO — From 4-6 p.m. July 16, the nonprofit Woman’s Club of Murfreesboro is celebrating its centennial with an open house featuring wine and hors d’oeuvres. These days, not many groups can say they’ve been around for 100 years, said longtime member and…
Historic Selfie Scavenger Hunt
Murfreesboro City Television, June 30, 2016 You can register starting August 1, 2016 at Sportscom or The Wilderness Station.
Loafer’s Rest, Smyrna, TN
This photo was taken looking southeast, towards Murfreesboro down old Highway 41 (Old Nashville Hwy.) near the intersection of of Rock Springs Road. Note the white sign in the right side of Old Nashville Hwy., “Sam Davis Home’.
Stones River National Battlefield, 1933
This photo of the entrance to the Stones River National Battlefield on the Old Nashville Highway, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, was taken in 1933.