NOLENSVILLE, TENNESSEE- DAVIDSON COUNTY

E-Mail Us

Become a Member

Add us to Your Favorites

IMAGES From Nostalgiaville
TENNESSEE- (NOLENSVILLE AREA)- DAVIDSON COUNTY- NASHVILLE, TN- 1999

NOTE: A Click of your Mouse on most of the pictures will enlarge them for better viewing


Radnor Free Will Baptist Church	Radnor Primitive Baptist Church	Rosedale Baptist Church
5042 Edmondson Pike	188 Thompson Ln
South End United Methodist Church & Home	St Edwards Church	Tusculum Church of Christ
477 McMurray Dr	4930 Nolensville Rd	214 Welch Rd
Tusculum Cumberland Presbyterian Church	Tusculum Hills Baptist Church	Welch Road Christian Church
476 Mcmurray Dr		3016 Nolensville Rd
Whispering Hills Nazarene Church	Wingate Church of Christ	Presbyterian Church
2621 Nolensville Rd		5800 Edmondson Pike
Woodbine United Methodist Church	Woodland Hills Church of Christ	Woodson Chapel Church of Christ

SCHOOLS of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA

	120 Antioch Pike K, 5 & 6	160 Antioch Pike 9-12
Berry School	Glencliff Elementary School	Glencliff High School
3790 Turley Dr		Building erected 1925
Haywood Elementary School	Norman Binkley School	Old Turner School Building
520 McMurray Dr Ball fields-- Tennis (3 lighted)	3112 Nolensville Rd Private School Religious Affiliation: Radnor Baptist Church Grades: Pre K-8-- Enrollment: 200+	190 Thompson Lane Private School Religious Affiliation: Catholic Grades: K-8-- Enrollment: 400+
McMurray Jr High School	Radnor Baptist Academy	St Edwards School
260 Paragon Mills Rd	4917 Nolensville Pike 3 lighted ball fields	180 McCall St
Paragon Mills School	Tusculum School	Wright Middle School

MEDICAL FACILITIES of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA

476 Harding Pl	421 Ocala Dr
Baptist Centra-Care Center	Bethany Health Care Center

LIBRARY of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA

380 Thompson Lane

Thompson Lane Library

PARKS of NOLENSVILLE ROAD AREA

3777 Nolensville Rd

Features animals indigenous to Tennessee
Cougar, black bear, bison, elk, river otter, gray wolf, and bald eagle
Craft Center features aviary, aquarium, snack bar and gift shop
Jungle Gym playground

Areas available for corporate or birthday party needs
Memberships available
Parking fee
Admission charged

Email: zoomover@nashvillezoo.org (questions about the zoo, events, etc)
Email: education@nashvillezoo.org (questions about volunteering, animals, etc)

GRASSMERE WILDLIFE PARK

Built 1898, the Mary Lee Academy, the second school in the Oglesby Community, was named for its first teacher, Miss Mary Lee Clark. The county bought the school in 1906. The name changed to Ogilvie in honor of the land donor, Benton H Ogilvie, and later became Oglesby. In 1943, the schoolhouse was given back to the Oglesby Community.

OGLESBY COMMUNITY HOUSE