NCTC – Readyville Mill 2017
Murfreesboro City Television, June 27, 2017 This week on NCTV, we head to Cannon County and visit a historic business.
Year: 2017
Stickney & Griffis Drug Store
Carol Robertson White, Local Historian, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, June 25, 2017 Local historian Carol Robertson White is a wealth of information concerning Rutherford County History. She contributes historical treasures on a regular basis. Recently Carol contributed the following photos and memories of the iconic Stickney & Griffis Drug Store, located…
Pruett School, 1874-1928
PRUETT SCHOOL 1874-1928 was on Hoovers Gap Road about two miles north of the Gap. It was on the west side of the road in a sharp curve. In May 1874, Henry and John Pruett gave a gift deed of a parcel of land to School Directors S. J. Cobb,…
1972 Hobgood Elementary School trip to Land Between the Lakes
From lifelong Murfreesboro resident Tim Davis: “Circa 1972 6th grade Hobgood field trip to Land Between the Lakes.”
Rutherford County Historian Greg Tucker talks about the Old City Cemetery
Rutherford County Historian Greg Tucker gives a brief ‘history lesson’ each month at the Murfreesboro (Tennessee) City Council meeting. Want to learn about Murfreesboro’s Old City Cemetery? Click the pic below and enjoy the minute video.
Harber’s History Lesson: Slaughter Pen was preeminent in Civil War history at Stones River
Susan Harber, The Daily News Journal, June 19, 2017 The term “slaughter” emanates cold chills down the spine of any individual in Rutherford County. Yet, slaughter was unending on December 31, 1862, with the perilous, bloodiest encounter of Union and Confederate troops in a heavy forest near the Stones River.…
Woman Scalded
Daughters of the American Revolution gather at Lytle Cemetery to memorialize and honor Captain William Lytle
The Rutherford Reader (www.RutherfordReader.com), June 17, 2017 On Saturday, May 27, 2017, members of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Captain William Lytle Chapter of Murfreesboro, TN, gathered to memorialize and honor the life and military service of Revolutionary War Patriot, Captain William Lytle, at the Lytle Cemetery located…
Murfreesboro Storytellers Tennessee History for Kids
Murfreesboro City Television, June 17, 2017 Host John Hood interviews Bill Carey with the TN History for Kids program. For more information on the program, visit www.tnhistoryforkids.org.
Photos from Smyrna’s Sewart Air Force Base
Frank Caperton, President, Rutherford County Historical Society, June 8, 2017 What an honor to receive these pics from John Black, Executive Director of the Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport Authority.
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Stickney & Griffis Drug Store
Carol Robertson White, Local Historian, Murfreesboro, Tennessee, June 25, 2017 Local historian Carol Robertson White is a wealth of information concerning Rutherford County History. She contributes historical treasures on a regular basis. Recently Carol contributed the following photos and memories of the iconic Stickney & Griffis Drug Store, located…
Pruett School, 1874-1928
PRUETT SCHOOL 1874-1928 was on Hoovers Gap Road about two miles north of the Gap. It was on the west side of the road in a sharp curve. In May 1874, Henry and John Pruett gave a gift deed of a parcel of land to School Directors S. J. Cobb,…
1972 Hobgood Elementary School trip to Land Between the Lakes
From lifelong Murfreesboro resident Tim Davis: “Circa 1972 6th grade Hobgood field trip to Land Between the Lakes.”
Rutherford County Historian Greg Tucker talks about the Old City Cemetery
Rutherford County Historian Greg Tucker gives a brief ‘history lesson’ each month at the Murfreesboro (Tennessee) City Council meeting. Want to learn about Murfreesboro’s Old City Cemetery? Click the pic below and enjoy the minute video.
Harber’s History Lesson: Slaughter Pen was preeminent in Civil War history at Stones River
Susan Harber, The Daily News Journal, June 19, 2017 The term “slaughter” emanates cold chills down the spine of any individual in Rutherford County. Yet, slaughter was unending on December 31, 1862, with the perilous, bloodiest encounter of Union and Confederate troops in a heavy forest near the Stones River.…
Woman Scalded
Daughters of the American Revolution gather at Lytle Cemetery to memorialize and honor Captain William Lytle
The Rutherford Reader (www.RutherfordReader.com), June 17, 2017 On Saturday, May 27, 2017, members of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), Captain William Lytle Chapter of Murfreesboro, TN, gathered to memorialize and honor the life and military service of Revolutionary War Patriot, Captain William Lytle, at the Lytle Cemetery located…
Murfreesboro Storytellers Tennessee History for Kids
Murfreesboro City Television, June 17, 2017 Host John Hood interviews Bill Carey with the TN History for Kids program. For more information on the program, visit www.tnhistoryforkids.org.
Photos from Smyrna’s Sewart Air Force Base
Frank Caperton, President, Rutherford County Historical Society, June 8, 2017 What an honor to receive these pics from John Black, Executive Director of the Smyrna/Rutherford County Airport Authority.