Year: 2017
Tourism to Stones River National Battlefield creates $20,660,500 in Economic Benefits
The Rutherford Reader, www.rutherfordreader.com, April 27, 2017 Murfreesboro, TN – A new National Park Service (NPS) report shows that 346, 213 visitors to Stones River National Battlefield in 2016 spent $20.2 million in communities near the park. That spending supported 322 jobs in the local area and had a cumulative…
Remembering Rutherford: Civil War seduction linked to Carnation evaporated milk
Greg Tucker, Murfreesboro Post, April 25, 2017 Sophie took care of Sophie! Educated in Philadelphia, Alfred H. Dashiell came to Tennessee in the 1830s as president of the Nashville Female Academy. After four years at the Academy, he entered the ministry and served four years as pastor of the Presbyterian…
Rocky Fork School, 1891-1949
Former MTSU football head coach Bill Peck dies
Aldo Amato, The Dail y News Journal, April 24, 2017 MURFREESBORO — Former MTSU football coach William Bethule “Bill” Peck died on Saturday, MTSU announced. Peck, the tenth football coach in program history, died at age 90, the school announced in a news release. Peck led the Blue Raiders from 1970 to 1974…
Smyrna High School, 1908-1919
American Airlines DC 3, Flagship Detroit, at Airport
Murfreesboro City Television, April 17, 2017 The oldest flying 1937 American Airlines DC-3, called Flagship Detroit, stopped off at the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport for a visit.
Snail Shell one of nation’s most biologically important cave
American Airlines DC 3, Flagship Detroit, stop in Murfreesboro!
City of Murfreesboro, April 17, 2017 The oldest flying 1937 American Airlines DC-3, called Flagship Detroit, stopped off at the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport for a visit. This style of plane revolutionized airliners.
Dillard Rosenwald School (Black), Barfield, 1910-1962
DILLARD ROSENWALD SCHOOL BLACK 1910’s-1962 was located the west side of the Barfield-Crescent Road near the Webb’s Chapel Methodist Church. It was on the same site as the previous WEBB’S CHAPEL SCHOOL. The school was at first a one-room building which parents of the children helped to build. Later a…
Tourism to Stones River National Battlefield creates $20,660,500 in Economic Benefits

The Rutherford Reader, www.rutherfordreader.com, April 27, 2017 Murfreesboro, TN – A new National Park Service (NPS) report shows that 346, 213 visitors to Stones River National Battlefield in 2016 spent $20.2 million in communities near the park. That spending supported 322 jobs in the local area and had a cumulative…
Remembering Rutherford: Civil War seduction linked to Carnation evaporated milk

Greg Tucker, Murfreesboro Post, April 25, 2017 Sophie took care of Sophie! Educated in Philadelphia, Alfred H. Dashiell came to Tennessee in the 1830s as president of the Nashville Female Academy. After four years at the Academy, he entered the ministry and served four years as pastor of the Presbyterian…
Rocky Fork School, 1891-1949
Former MTSU football head coach Bill Peck dies

Aldo Amato, The Dail y News Journal, April 24, 2017 MURFREESBORO — Former MTSU football coach William Bethule “Bill” Peck died on Saturday, MTSU announced. Peck, the tenth football coach in program history, died at age 90, the school announced in a news release. Peck led the Blue Raiders from 1970 to 1974…
Smyrna High School, 1908-1919
American Airlines DC 3, Flagship Detroit, at Airport
Murfreesboro City Television, April 17, 2017 The oldest flying 1937 American Airlines DC-3, called Flagship Detroit, stopped off at the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport for a visit.
Snail Shell one of nation’s most biologically important cave
American Airlines DC 3, Flagship Detroit, stop in Murfreesboro!
City of Murfreesboro, April 17, 2017 The oldest flying 1937 American Airlines DC-3, called Flagship Detroit, stopped off at the Murfreesboro Municipal Airport for a visit. This style of plane revolutionized airliners.
Dillard Rosenwald School (Black), Barfield, 1910-1962
DILLARD ROSENWALD SCHOOL BLACK 1910’s-1962 was located the west side of the Barfield-Crescent Road near the Webb’s Chapel Methodist Church. It was on the same site as the previous WEBB’S CHAPEL SCHOOL. The school was at first a one-room building which parents of the children helped to build. Later a…