Photo by russograph Skipwith Hall/ Oakwood Hall is located at 2366 Williamsport Pike near Columbia. It was built in 1816 as a 2.5 story...

Polk Home was built in 1816 at 301 West 7th St. in Columbia. Samuel (1772-1827) and Jane Knox Polk (1776-1852) had moved their family...

Photo by Skye Marthaler Jonathan Webster (1767-1843) and Sarah Jossey Webster (1783-1830) married in 1805. (Jonathan’s first wife was...

Depot Lane Columbia, TN Circa 1810/ renovated 1867. Renovated to Italianate villa style Photo by Hal Jesperson Sitting on an initial...

Photo from Visit Columbia When Rev. Joseph Brown inherited land in what became Maury Co. and then purchased more, he settled his family...

3200 North Cross Bridges Rd. Columbia, TN Circa 1838. 2-story wood home Maj. George W. Lipscomb (1813-1888) and Mary Clarissa Erwin...

Photo from Historic Lebanon The Green home was host to families of lawyers. Sitting at 607 West Main St., the Nathan Green, Sr. home is a...

Cornsilk/ Thomas Stringer House sits on Highland Rd. near Cross Plains. Thomas Stringer (1819-1900) and Eustacia Ann Nimmo Stringer...

The James L. Fite House sits at 236 West Main St. in Lebanon. Styled with both Greek Revival and Italianate elements, the 2 story house...

Photo by Brian Stansberry Located at 2344 Lebanon Rd. (Highway 70), the Dr. John Owen Campbell/ Campbell-Ruck House, is a 2 story...

Photo by Brian Stansberry Camp Bell was built in 1835 in Greek Revival style on Coles Ferry Pike in Lebanon by Col. William Seawell and...

The Caruthers House sits at 241 West Main St. in Lebanon. The oldest brick residence in Lebanon, it was built in 1828 in Federal style in...

In 1780, Capt. John Cloyd, Jr. (1740-1795) and John Williamson accompanied James Roberton’s expedition to Middle Tennessee. They had...

The land that became part of Hillsboro Village. Photo by nyttend Glen Oak was built in 1854 for Rev. Charles Tomes (1815-1857) and his...

Glen Echo, built about 1794 by Rev. Thomas Brown Craighead (1750-1824), was located on Gallatin Rd. (between present K-Mart and Briley...

See Collier-Lane-Crichlow update blog: The historic home was demolished as it was in great disrepair. It has been vacant since 2018 with...

Near 4500 Nebraska Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1904. Gave name to the iconic Sylvan Park community on the west side Sylvan Park is located in the Sylvan Park area and was built by James A. Bowling (1854-1923) and Sarah Elizabeth “Lizzie” Byron Bowling (18587-1935). It was likely on some acreage near Nebraska and 46th Ave. North. Because of pollution and congestion in downtown Nashville, many people began taking day escapes to the area outside Nashville between West End and Charl

Ashwood Hall was built in Columbia between 1833-1837 for Bishop Leonidas Polk (1806-1864) and Frances “Fanny” Ann Devereux Polk. Photo...

3414 Hillsboro PK Nashville, TN Circa 1924. 2-story English-style home Thomas Howard (T.H.) Estes (1880-1966) and Sarah Willis Newsom Estes (1875-1962) moved from East Nashville in 1924 to the country south of Nashville. The home looked over the fields and farmland of the Puryear and Hampton families across the valley along what in a few years would become the Concrete Blvd/ Woodmont Blvd. They built their home on 4 acres on the hill at the southeast corner of Hillsboro Rd. a

Wildings was built in the early 1920s at 1925 East Greenwood Ave. (Eastland Ave. was originally Vaughn Pike.) Photo from Beautiful Homes...