The 7401 Huntwick Trail (off Hwy 70) Nashville, TN Circa 1790 long house/ addition 1830 into a 2-story frame home Photo by rossograph...

2118 West End Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1910. 2-story squared buff-colored mansion Christopher T. "C.T." Cheek (1842-1915) and Ann Valeria...

1230 2nd Ave. South Nashville, TN Circa 1870. 3- story Italianate style home Judge Morton Boyte Howell (1834-1909) and Isabella Elliott...

1701 18th Ave. South Nashville, TN Circa 1911. 2-story Dutch Colonial Revival style with stepped gable ends Robert Sharp (1851-1920) and...

Original 2234 Murfreesboro Rd. / current 200 Nashboro Bl Nashville TN Circa 1830 / rebuilt in 1859/ expanded in 1880. 2-story frame home...

East of Edgefield along Cumberland River Nashville, TN Circa 1857. 2- story Gothic Revival Villa style mansion Image of Wheless' Gothic...

Was near Dickerson PK and East Trinity Lane Nashville, TN Circa 1791. 2-story home From Sara Bratcher. Her great-aunt Elizabeth Kaufman...

Donelson, TN (aka Spring Place, Slip-Up and McWhirtersville, per Leona Taylor Aiken) Robert Donnell (R.D.) Stanford, Sr. (1889-1944) was an important force in the development of Donelson - northeast of Nashville, TN. 1919 Claver Bottom early 1920s Stanford House 1921 Belair 1947 Ravenwood The Stanford family was from Trousdale County. After graduation, in 1907, he moved with his brother, A. F. Stanford and parents, to Oklahoma City, OK. They founded Stanford Furniture Co., wh

780 Norwood Dr. Nashville, TN Circa 1939/40 The home was part of the Thompson estate from Glen Leven and just made the timeline for...

5350 Hillsboro Rd. Nashville, TN Circa 1935. 2-story Neo-Classic James Victor Blevins (1912-1999) and Patty Hester Blevins (1912-2008)...

1111 16th Ave. South Nashville, TN Circa 1912. Large 2-story stone home. Jacob Powell Schnell (1841-1910) was a grocer in the Germantown...

1603 Meharry BL Nashville, TN Circa 1915-20. 2-story red brick with Doric columns Located on the Fisk Univ. campus, the Boyd House has...

Early tavern: Maj. Wm T. Lewis (Fairfield) owned an early "hostelry" in 1796. It was just NE of Nashville's Public Square. By 1806, it...

3901 Hillsboro Rd. (Corner of Abbott Martin Rd) Nashville, TN About 1913. Large 2 story wood plantation home. From country lane to arguably the main intersection in Green Hills Fairvew (Green Hills circa 1925 from Tom Henderson III After Woodstock (1) burned down, Chauncey Charles (C.C. )Foster (1864-1933) and Martha Bradford "Mattie" Foster (1867-1952) restarted in the newly developing area of Green Hills. It was sizable home with 7 rooms. At the time, their main neighbors f

Lebanon Rd. Nashville, TN Built 1903. 2-story stone home/ rebuilt in 1957 Sarah Dodson inherited land from her family in the Donelson...

Originally Abbott Lane (current Abbott-Martin Rd.) Nashville, TN Circa 1932. The Armistead family built their bucolic estate down Abbott...

1317 Chickering Rd. Nashville, TN Circa 1939. One of the last historic homes to make the HTH list cutoff of 1939. Boxwood Hall was built...

1000 Edgehill Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1800. Large 2-story home The spot of Nashville has seen so much change: Currey Hill to Meridian...

North Jefferson Pike (no longer exists) Built in 1842. 2 story red brick Greek Revival Dr. John Claiborne Gooch (1800-1853) and Elizabeth Ann Saunders Gooch (1814-1877) wed in 1831 and settled in Davidson Co. near the Williamson Co. border. Their home was basically one mile north of the Smyna depot and one mile east of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad - close to the landing strips of the Smyrna/ Ruth. Co. Airport. They amassed about 2,155 acres across Davidson and Ruther

Couchville Pk (former Stones River Rd.) in Donelson Circa 1810 Original portion/ added 1880 - 2 stories with 18 rooms, wrap-around porches on both levels This property was purchased from the Maj. John Buchanan Revolutionary War grant of 1,280 acres in the Donelson area - over time, it held the Central Hospital, Nashville Municipal Airport and the nearby community. Buchanan gave his daughter, Cecilia Buchanan East (?-1870), and her husband Judge Edward Hazzard East (1792-1872)