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(NOLENSVILLE AREA) DAVIDSON COUNTY- NASHVILLE, TN- 1997 |
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| HISTORY of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA |
| RADNOR COLLEGE Two blocks west on the hill stood Radnor, a college for young women. Founded by A N Eshman in 1906, it gained national attention for its complimentary educational tours for students. After the school closed in 1914, a printing plant on campus served until 1924 as the Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing House. In 1921, a spectacular fire claimed the college's main building. |
| WOODBINE As early settler of this area was James Menees, at whose home Mill Creek Baptist Church was formed in 1797. James Whitsitt, first pastor, served over 50 years. Earlier known as Flat Rock, in 1929, this place was renamed Woodbine, after the David Hughes Estate once located on Nolensville Road. In 1919, the L & N Railroad began operation of Radnor Yards. |
| PEOPLE of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA |
| JOHN HAYWOOD On the site of this house was home of John Haywood, a Supreme Court Justice in North Carolina. Founder (1820) of the Antiquarian Society, forerunner of the Tennessee Historical Society and author of the basic histories of the state, he is known as the Father of Tennessee History. |
| LANDMARKS in NOLENSVILLE AREA |
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![]() 5115 Harding Pl |
![]() Brentwood house built 1927 William F Moss Building dedicated 1970 |
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| Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Headquarters | Correction Corporation of America | Ellington Agricultural Center | Youth Encouragement Services |
| CLUBS & LODGES of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA |
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| FOE Aerie 86 Club |
| HISTORIC HOMES of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA |
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Occupied by United Testing Company |
| CHURCHES of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA |
![]() 415 Mciver St |
![]() 335 Tusculum Rd |
![]() 4988 Edmondson Pike |
| Agape’ Restoration Assembly Church | Brookside Church of Christ | Calvary Free Will Baptist Church |
![]() 15354 Old Hickory Blvd |
![]() 299 Haywood Ln |
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| Christ Church | Christ Lutheran Church | Christian Ambassadors Church |
![]() 6005 Edmondson Pike |
![]() 15512 Old Hickory Blvd |
![]() 151 Antioch Pike |
| Community Bible Church | Faith Church | Glencliff Church of the Nazarene |
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![]() 2635 Nolensville Rd Organized 1908-- Building erected 1928 Auditorium erected 1945 |
![]() Organized 1892 Building erected 1954 Educational Building erected 1950 |
| Gladstone Church of Christ | Grandview Baptist Church | Grandview Heights Church of Christ |
![]() 255 Haywood Ln |
![]() Building erected 1985 |
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| Haywood Hills Baptist Church | Hillcrest United Methodist Church | Harvest Church of God |
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| Islesia Adventista Del 7mo Dia Church | Kingdom Hall of Jehovah Witness | Lake Providence Missionary Baptist Church |
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![]() 5208 Nolensville Rd |
| Love Free Will Baptist Church | Mill Creek Baptist Church | Mt Calvary Missionary Baptist Church |
![]() 6245 Mount Pisgah Rd Founded 1869-- Rebuilt 1919 Reconstructed June 1979 |
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![]() 5106 Nolensville Rd |
| Mt Pisgah United Methodist Church | Music City Assembly of God Church | Nolensville Road Baptist Church |
![]() 4828 Aster Dr |
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| Paragon Mills Church of Christ | Praise Center Church | Providence Church of God in Christ |
![]() Building erected 1964 |
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![]() 411 Veritas St |
| Radnor Baptist Church | Radnor Church of Christ | Radnor Church of the Nazarene |
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