Antioch Pike (former Mill Creek Valley Rd) Nashville, TN Circa 1852 Glencliff was built by Maj. Andrew Franklin Goff (1809-1874) and Rebecca Jane Erwin Goff (1819-1885)(m1843). (Goff’s first wife was Adelaide W. Bramlett Goff, 1819-1842.) Rebecca was the daughter of John P. and Frances L.W. Erwin of Buena Vista. Goff was trained as a lawyer and practiced in Giles County and Davidson Co. in the early 1830s. In 1837, he was elected Attorney General for the area. Afterward, the

Charlotte Turnpike near downtown Nashville Nashville, TN Circa 1843. 2-story brick home About 1843, Hardin Perkins Bostick (1804-1860) and Margaret Rebecca Litton Bostick (1804-1897) moved from Williamson Co. to Davidson Co. They bought 45 acres on the north side of Charlotte Turnpike about a mile west of the Nashville Public Square (in the proximity of the current north Gulch area). Margaret was the sister of Ann Litton Cooper who lived with her husband W. B. in the W. B. Co

Near Eighth Ave. South & Benton Ave. Nashville, TN Circa unclear. Waverly Place was the home of Col. Albigence Waldo (A.W.) Putnam (1799-1869) and Cornelia Virginia Sevier Putnam (1816-1846). It is unclear when Waverly Place was built. They married in 1834. Putnam was a well-established lawyer/ banker in Port Gibson, Miss and a director of First Bank of Mississippi. Cornelia was the granddaughter of pioneer/ founder/ First Governor of Tennessee John Sevier. Col. His first wif

Cedar Lane near Brightwood Ave. Nashville, TN Circa 1828 Lindon Mansion was owned by Col. Alexander Barclay (A.B.)”Alex” Montgomery (1802-1885) and his wife, Davidella Flournoy Montgomery (1813-1898)(m.1831). Col. Montgomery had built the mansion south of the Belmont/ Montvale estate on a hill near Cedar Lane. The mansion was used as a summer residence. At one point, the estate reached over 200 acres. The Montgomery Hill Plantation likely stretched from about 26th Ave. South

The Samuel F. Glass Home / Pleasant View, Gentry Farm, built by Samuel Fielding Glass, Sr. (1781-1859) and Sarah Malone Glass...

Photo by rossograph Mountview / Davis-Rozell Residence was built in 1860 by William A. (Buck) Davis and Judith Robertson Owen Davis on...

Samuel Fearn Perkins (1774-1843) moved to Tennessee and settled in the Triune/ Arrington area just south of “the Nolensville Rd.” about...

Photo by rossograph James S. Webb (1805-1891) received 500 acres from his father, Dr. William S. Webb, and built a 2 story brick house...

Photo by Skye Marthaler Owen-Cox House / Maplelawn is a 2-story brick Classical Revival style on what is now 8220 Moores Lane. It sits...

This working farm of the Herbert family saw 13 children grow up. Photo by Skye Marthaler Breezeway sits at 3201 Herbert Dr. off...

Photo by Skye Marthaler Located at Hillsboro Road (Highway 431) and Manley Lane, Grassland/ William Leaton House was built by William...

Located at 1710 East Main St (originally Woodbury Pike) in Murfreesboro, the Arnold-Harrell House was built about 1860. Capt. Edwin A....

Albert Gallatin Henderson (1819-1875) built Whitehall in 1840. Photo from rutherfordcotn.org The mansion was located near what was J. S....

611 Madison St. Clarksville, TN Circa 1853. Imposing 2-story Greek Revival mansion Col. George Thomas Lewis (1816-1882) and Margretta...

224 Union St. Clarksville, TN Circa 1850s. 3-story Queen Ann mansion The offspring of two Trenton, KY tobacco families married and moved...

Photo by Sbugsyk Built at 529 York St. in 1859, the Alfred R. Robb House/ Cumberland Hall has an Italianate style. Alfred R. Robb...

The Forbes-Mabry House was built in 1861 at 607 North Second St. by Professor William Archibald Forbes (1824-1862) and Mary Elizabeth...

145 East Glennwood Dr. Clarksville, TN Circa 1857. 2-story white brick Second Empire style home. Glennwood was built in the...

Hillcote was built in 1914 at 3800 Woodlawn Dr. Photo from Compass Realty Several sources cite 1914 as the construction date but the...

Hillsboro Rd. and Woodlawn Dr. Nashville, TN Circa 1898. 2 story brick with Corinthian columns. The Stokes family had a great view. Their Breeezemont mansion overlooked the hillside south from Hillsboro Rd. South to what is now the vast I-440 Parkway interchange. The home likely was built on the spot of the current Enclave at Hillsboro Village. Breezemont was built on the Stokes Family Farm by Walter Stokes (1862-1942) and Nellie Treanor Stokes (1862-1948). The estate stretch