The History of Nashville - From Founding to Fortune

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The History of Nashville: From Founding to Fortune
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Everywhere in Nashville has a story, from the first settlers in Nashville to the many neighborhoods that can be traced back to Generals in the Revolutionary War. We have always been curious about what foundations made Nashville the city that it is today, and can we see remnants of our past in the buildings we walk by every day? Throughout our journey at XPLR.NASH, we’ve always been searching to see the history in the Nashville that we know and love today, and so we made a video to share some of the things that have formed the city that you see today.
We also cover many niche historical aspects of Nashville on our podcast Nashville Daily which you can find here:
Nashville History Playlist - • Nashville History 101
Neighborhood History: Wedgewood Houston - • Nashville History 101
Neighborhood History: 12 South - • Video
Neighborhood History: Waverly Place - • Video
Neighborhood History: Berry Hill - • Video
Neighborhood History: Donelson - • Video
More about XPLR.NASH at xplrnash.com
Learn more about Nashville with the NASHVILLE DAILY PODCAST - nashvilledailypodcast.com/
Sources Available at www.xplrnash.com/historyofnas...
#nashville #nashvillehistory #nashvilletennessee #tennessee
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The Bearded One - Stuart Deming
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Behind the Camera - Erin Pennington
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Edited by the great Victor Chavez
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:47 History of the Natchez Trace Parkway
02:07 The First Settler Of Nashville
03:08 The Founding of Nashville
03:38 The History of Andrew Jackson
04:19 James K Polk
04:53 The History Of The Louisville & Nashville Railroad
05:24 Civil War History of Nashville
06:01 The Centennial Exposition
06:50 The Women's Suffrage Movement
07:21 Wall Street of the South
07:56 Why is Nashville Called Music City
08:37 The Health Care Boom of Nashville
09:08 The Civil Rights Movement
10:24 The Creation of Metro Nashville
10:42 The Growth of Nashville
11:18 The "It City"
12:47 Nashville in 2020
13:46 The Future of Nashville

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28 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 24

@jennifersmith1284 Год назад

I grew up in Nashville, and it's heartbreaking that so much history has been erased for progress. So sad to see what it looks like now. So much history is gone.

@SteveBlancoMusicianWarrior 24 дня назад

Great video. I like Nashville and the Nashville area. Cheers.

@michaelhigdon2912 2 года назад

Awesome and informative! As always!

@christopherdavi5736 2 года назад

Great video. Hopefully I’ll be able to attend the next XPLR MEET!

@XPLRNASH 2 года назад

Thanks Chris! It will be announced soon!

@CreachterZ 2 года назад

Thanks so much for this! Awesome!

@flyingbanana566 4 месяца назад

Been there once. A great city.

@ryanparadis4350 2 года назад

what an excellent overview of nashville's history!

@anamarycuellar9952 Год назад

Me encanta soy tu seguidora y la explicación es increíble me encantas

@glory70x 2 года назад

Great video

@JackF99 Год назад

Very well done video thank you. Amazon headquarters is definitely not in Nashville though

@Annabelle740 10 месяцев назад

Colonel John Donelson's daughter Rachael married General Andrew Jackson. Part of my family, William Neely and his family, lived at Neely's Bend on the Cumberland River

@LHWNetwork 2 года назад

Really enjoyed your sharing this history! I hope Nashville will open Carnivore & Keto restaurants for people who want to be & stay healthy!

@rigocolas 4 месяца назад

I'm here right now, outside a hotel. I can tell. Here from Wisconsin. Pretty much the same except you guys drive slower it seems. Also there was a 24 mph road. The GPS said 15 mph. You guys GET to have all those lanes and on and off ramps but you're all so scared of using them. Also the ground is vibrating under my feet for some reason. Pretty cool tho. Thanks for making this video! I learned a lot. Also, the city reminds me of bigger version of Eau Claire, Wisconsin.. its funny actually too btw, Wisconsin people actually sound more 'southern' than anyone here ive talked to really.

@mdrewry04 10 месяцев назад

Might want to verify the size of the Parthenon. I believe its a bit smaller than the original.

@XPLRNASH 10 месяцев назад

We're not just guessing. This is the official size as stated by the city

@callingallhandsondeck 11 месяцев назад

Good job from a fellow interpreter. I have a question that no one seems to address. Why the Parthenon? Yes, I know about Jackson & his home the Hermitage built around the same time but what was it with these leaders that they felt building a replica to an ancient Greek structure would be a good idea? We know the lay out of DC is highly symbolic. What's going on with the thought process of these original leaders? Thanks, not sure if you've covered the surrounding areas like Maury County & Columbia but I'd personally enjoy it. My last name is Pillow. Yes, associated with the 3 Pillow Homes. Pillow was friends with Polk. General Gideon isn't my direct Ancestor but we do share an Ancestor 2 generations prior originating in Virginia. Thanks, for sharing. Enjoy learning history. DMPillow.

@XPLRNASH 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for watching and engaging! Long story short, check out the Centennial Exposition and everything that went on there, that building makes more sense in that context, and it was well liked enough to stay! Secondly, Nashville has been called the "Athens of the South" for it's post secondary schools, and has a ton of Greek revival architecture in downtown, so all of those conbined help to put the Parthenon in more of a context that makes sense.

@thegallivanthropologists 2 года назад

Great video. Love Nashville! As anthropologist we find the history of the World ecology and her people are essential to the engagement of people in the preservation of our wonderful World. Thank you for all your effort with this. We also have a new channel that is striving to teach people to travel for history, cultures and ecological reasons. We are a father and son who will be driving an electronic vehicle around the World to promote eco-tourism and cultural heritage. Please consider checking it out and giving us your feedback as we hope to grow and improve. Thanks!

@billcarey4255 Год назад

Very interesting, and he talks really really fast, but there are many mistakes here. Many years are wrong; many facts are wrong. The Natchez Trace "Parkway" was not conceived until the 1930s. For the most part, it is not located where the original Natchez Trace was. Also, he's off by about 40 years on when Demonbreun lived here. Also, the place was never, ever called "Fort Nashborough" -- that's a historical myth. Also, Nashville became the state Capitol in 1826. Also, it's not Polk's FAMILY that wants his dead body moved. Also, they weren't called "train lines," they were called "railroads." Etc etc.

@lukeuzzellbryan3883 Месяц назад

Brown Demon

@Sammiejomitchell 10 месяцев назад

Please pronounce Nashville correctly. It’s “Nashvul”. My family’s name in on the marker in City Hall. We’ve been here since the 1790’s. Locals say Nashvul, not Nashveal.

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