White Hall is a 2 story frame Greek Revival mansion at 2536 Duplex Rd. (old Mt. Carmel Rd.) in Spring Hill. Photo by Skye Marthaler The...

6197 Trotwood Ave. Columbia, TN Circa 1839. 2-story Greek Revival mansion Clifton Place was built for Gen. Gideon Johnson Pillow...

3331 Denning Lane Spring Hill, TN Circa 1825. 2-story brick mansion with 4 column front entry Photo from Historic Oaklawn plantation...

Mooresville Pike Columbia, TN Circa 1831-37. 3-story mansion in both Greek Revival and Federal influences Fairmont on Mooresville Pike in...

Photo by rossograph Sarah Dick had two very loving and wealthy brothers - James and Nathaniel Dick - who had plantations around Louisiana...

3331 N. Cross Bridges Rd. Columbia, TN Circa 1836. Greek Revival style home Vine Hill is located in the Cross Bridges area and built by...

Greene Rd. Columbia, TN Circa 1834. 3-story Greek Revival home Robert Wilson (1774-1851) and Charlotte Anne Armstrong Wilson (1805-1874)...

305 West Sixth St. Columbia, TN Circa 1834. Similar to the Athenaeum Rectory. Photo by Juston House Patrick Maguire, a very successful...

Columbia Hwy Columbia, TN Circa 1832. 2-story red brick Georgian with front porticos 1st & 2nd floor Hamilton Place/ Polk-Yeatman Home...

Idlewild was located at 809 Main Street in Edgefield (near the current intersection of Main St. and Neill Ave.) across the river from downtown Nashville. Built about 1848, it was the home of Neill Smith Brown (1810-1886) and Mary Ann Trimble Brown (1818-1895). Mary Ann was the daughter of Judge Trimble. In the late 1840s, the area was home to just a few large estates including Dr. John Shelby’s Shelby Hall and Robert Weakley’s Lockeland. The area was primarily fields east of

Photo by Shelly Hamby Murfreesboro Rd. near Briley Pkwy (near current Dunailie Dr.) Nashville, TN Circa 1848. Dun Ailie was built by...

Near Charlotte and Clifton Aves. Nashville, TN Circa pre-1845. 2 story, 13-room brick The home had been built earlier by Samuel Watkins (1794-1880). Watkins was a businessman and in his will made a bequest of money and land to found Watkins Institute. Washington Bogart Cooper (1802-1888) and Ann Litton Cooper (1806-1892) purchased the home and land from Nathaniel A. McNairy in 1845 which sat near the current Charlotte and Clifton Aves (current 507 20th Ave. North). The Coope

3021 Lealand Lane Nashville, TN Circa 1843. 2-story white clapboard home in Greek Revival style Photo by Www.78 Sunnyside/ Lee Monte/...

Cedar Hill was built by George Washington Campbell (1769-1848) and Harriet Stoddert Campbell (1788-1848) in 1843. Harriet was the...

Fifth Ave. North Nashville, TN Circa 1862. 2-story red brick Federal style George Henry Ratterman (1824-1898) came to Nashville from...

Springside was built on former Lockeland property in the 1840s by Adrian Van Sinderen Lindsley (1814-1885) and Eliza Trimble Lindsley...

9th Ave. S. (present 167 Rosa Parks BL) Nashville, TN Circa 1840s. 3-story red brick Italianate townhouse Photo by Andrew Jameson The...

2900 Greenwood Nashville, TN Circa 1840s. Pontotoc along with Wyatt Hall had consistent Methodist Church ownership and ties. The first owner was Dr. Albert Henry (A.H.) Redford (1818-1884). Dr. Redford was a Methodist minister and chronicler of Methodist Church history. It was bought by Joseph Horton Fall (1848-1925) and Margaret Evans Fall (1851-1911) by the late 1870s. They married in 1873. He owned a prosperous hardware business. The Fall family had moved by 1885 to Sevent

Franklin PK and South Douglas Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1840 Belle Vue (View), built in 1840 by Robert Woods, was located at the...

Near 5101 Charlotte Pike Nashville, TN Circa 1846. (William) Byrd Douglas (1815-1882) grew up on his family estate, Farmwell, in Virginia. He met and married Martha Rebecca (Beverly) Bright (1819-1848) in Virginia in 1839. Nine years after their marriage, in 1848, they moved to Middle Tennessee and into their Richland Grove home with 375 acres near 5101 Charlotte Ave. It had been built two years earlier in 1846. Their land was primarily on the southern side of Charlotte Ave.