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| Name: | Troof |
| Homepage URL: | http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123450471002828&v=wall |
| Comments: | This site is amazing, I'm losing my mind right now!
I hope the Roy Orbison impersonator visits Sun Records while he still can. Keep rocking my world, you guys are incredible, wow!! |
| Name: | Donna Barbee |
| E-mail address: | dlbgrem@aol.com |
| Name: | Kathy Starner |
| E-mail address: | kstar1063@aol.com |
| Comments: | Love Nashville :) |
| Name: | Ernie Gray |
| E-mail address: | pastorerniegray@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I grew up in Madison, TN in the 50's and 60's. I well remember Hillbilly Day, the Madison High School...Go Rams! And the love of my life who was also from Madison. |
| Name: | Marylyn Maxwell Pettit |
| E-mail address: | marpettit@aol.com |
| Comments: | Wow.....1968 graduate of Hillsboro HS. I miss Nashville. My girls are now grown...maybe I will return! |
| Name: | Faye (Chapman) Woodall |
| E-mail address: | 615woodall@comcast.net |
| Comments: | This is cool. Thank you. :) |
| Name: | Bill Cannon |
| E-mail address: | Billcannon01@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Wonderful! |
| Name: | Mike Ferrell |
| E-mail address: | Leeferr@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I went back and noticed that I was in error. Hillbilly days was in fact mentioned. Sorry about that.
While I'm at it. Does anyone remember Pine Springs Resort which was located at Lester's lake out by the airport. I used to spend a lot of summer days there. The lake was divided in half with half of it being for fishing and the other half for swimming. The swimming half had a sand beach and a lot of other amenities. There was a two story building on the fishing half of the lake that had what I remember as being a dance hall on the second floor. |
| Name: | Mike |
| E-mail address: | Leeferr@comcast.net |
| Comments: | So many memories. I grew up in the Una and Flatrock (Woodbine) area in the '50s and '60s and can remember many of these wonderful events and places.
One that I didn't see, or maybe I missed it, was Hillbilly Days in Madison. This was always such a huge annual event in Nashville and I can remember that one year, the Beverly Hillbilly's made an appearance in the parade as I recall. I used to spend many happy hours at Fair Park, Cascade Plunge and also at the Rollerdrome. The rollerdrome had a bus that would come by and pick us up on Saturday mornings and then bring us back home. I'd also like to mention that I loved making the trip out toward Lebanon to Horn Springs Resort and swimming in the pool there. The water was so cold that I can still remember it. I also vividly remember the night that the Women's building at the Fairgrounds burned. We could see the light from it all the way out at Smith Springs Road. Harvey's and the Monkey Bar was also such a highlight for my brother and myself. Of course, these were the days when people dressed for their shopping trips, men wore suits and a fedora and women were always dressed to look their best. Jeans were something you wore to play outside in the dirt, never to go out in public. You've opened memory lane when life was simpler and Nashville was a thriving metropolis striving to make it's mark on the national scene. |
| Name: | Mary Katherine Pickard |
| E-mail address: | Hobpic2@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | OH MY GOSH such visits down memory lane. Like reliving my younger life-- recalling stuff I had forgotten-- Oh Boy !!! |
| Name: | Mike L. Sanders |
| E-mail address: | msanders@sbc.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://Nashville Memories.com |
| Comments: | Born-4/8/53 Woodbine Veritus St.until 1956,Vultee Area on McGavock Pk. to 1958, Parry Dr. 59-63 UNA School, Glengarry, moved to Donelson in 63-94 Hibbetts Rd. McGavock Elem. 63-66,Donelson HS 67-71,1st Grad. of McGavock SH 72 in the West School Section. Worked after school @ E.T. Lowe Publishing, Methodist Pub. House. Brother Don Sanders Glencliff HS 59-64 graduated in 65 @ Donelson HS. He lettered many Fairground Speedway cars. I remember 99% of these memories. Great Site, THX |
| Name: | Bryan McPherson |
| E-mail address: | joelmcpherson@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Some of my favored memories are from the lazy summer days at the Glendale Swimming Pool and playing outside from dawn to dusk. |
| Name: | Sandra woodruff Smith |
| E-mail address: | ssmith670@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Makes me real proud I came from Nashville. A very special place with ery special memories. |
| Name: | Lila Weems Martinez |
| E-mail address: | joyfulmima@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | What a fun page. I was looking for whatever happened to the Harvey's Nativity Scene. I had thought it was made of marble, alas, not. Sad to realize it degraded. Have great memories of going to the park every year to see what had been added and listen to the Christmas carols and sigh at how wonderful it was. Thanks for compiling all these goodies for us to remember. . . brought many smiles to my heart. Now Huel Howser is out here in California where I now live. But he still sounds like home to me. |
| Name: | Phillip Lytle |
| E-mail address: | phillipdrafting@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Thanks For The Memories |
| Name: | JOE SHUMATE |
| E-mail address: | joeshumate@clear.net |
| Name: | wayne primm |
| E-mail address: | gwp123@yahoo.com |
| Name: | Marcia Freeman Hunter |
| E-mail address: | rfupholsterco@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I graduated from East High School in 1962 and remember so many of the things that I have just read about(and forgotten a lot that I am reminded of.) My daughter and I was speaking just morning of a lot of the things that you have mentioned. The Paramount Theater concession stand was my first job. The Arcade,H.H. Kressy, Woolworth and Grants on Fifth Avenue were my mother's favorite places to shop. Does anyone remember the Rainbow Sundaes at Walgreen's or the drop dead fabulous Banana Splits at Candyland. Thanks for reminding me of the wonderful place, in which, I grew up. |
| Name: | Sherry |
| E-mail address: | sherrygayl1yahoo.com |
| Name: | Linda Cockrill |
| E-mail address: | lndprsh@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I grew up in Nashville born at St.Thomas Hospital 1956..I am looking for someone that might have graduated from Woodbine class of 1943 with Harold Douglas Cockrill my father.... |
| Name: | Pat Heald Greer |
| E-mail address: | pat40allen@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I thoroughly enjoyed every line of this. It brought back so many memories. Thank you so much. I have lived in Nashville all my life...went to Tarbox elementary school, Cavert Jr. High School, West End High and then to Isaac Litton High School.
Pat Greer |
| Name: | Ralph ALLEN |
| E-mail address: | ARAGOOD@NETZERO.NET |
| Comments: | ISAAC LITTON CLASS OF '54. |
| Name: | Ralph ALLEN |
| E-mail address: | ARAGOOD@NETZERO.NET |
| Comments: | GREAT NOSTALGIA. |
| Name: | Stewart Jackson |
| E-mail address: | stewart@millry.net |
| Comments: | The Gerst House was on 2nd, and featured German foods, including bratwurst and other delicious items. Remember the night that the Maxwell House Hotel burned. Does anyone remember Finkle;s 5 and 10, on Gallatin Road, near Greenwood avenue, or the hot cake donuts from the Krystal. I lived on East Delmas, just off of Gallatin Road. Phillips-Robinson was across from my street.... used to see their Red Angel come rolling out, with a big rotating three-piece light on top. I love this memory joging collection of names and places in Nashville. |
| Name: | Clinton "Charlie" Brown |
| E-mail address: | cbrown@rgausa.com |
| Comments: | I love looking at this site regularly hoping to find old friends and just to read others memories. Here is a Nashville question: Does anyone remember on I think 2nd or 3rd Street a German Sausage House? They had excellent food. I cannot remeber the name. I do remeber the grill faced the street and as you walked by you could see the cooks working away. The smell wasn't bad either. |
| Name: | J.Carter |
| E-mail address: | jfcspaniels@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Great-loved it. & thanks.!........ |
| Name: | shery mcmillan(sha' sha') |
| E-mail address: | sheryl.c.mcmillan@verizon.com |
| Comments: | This was awesome......A real look at Nashville! |
| Name: | LisaWade Rice/Jimmy Rice |
| E-mail address: | riceland@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | fun site! trying to find a pic of the old "Peeples Gas Station" across from Hillsboro High school. Help! and thanks! |
| Name: | Charles Fuqua |
| E-mail address: | chasanfuq@msn.com |
| Comments: | Those were truly good times. |
| Name: | Gene Martin |
| E-mail address: | volsfan71@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Beautiful & enjoyable love it all |
| Name: | Brenda Howell |
| E-mail address: | brenhow@charter.net |
| Comments: | Great reading this! I am a child of the Nashville 50s & 60s and what a pleasure to walk down memory lane with you - thank you for your time and effort. |
| Name: | gale kent |
| Name: | Edward "Buzzie" Hagan |
| E-mail address: | edhagan35@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Does anyone know if The Fun Shop is still open in downtown Nashville? The store sold all manner of fun things like itching powder, practcal joke items and magic tricks. I used to go there from time to time when I lived in Nash in the 1940s.
I'm still looking to hear from Kenner Avenue playmates from the 1940s. |
| Name: | Dale Harper |
| E-mail address: | sdh930@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Madison High School Class of '63 |
| Name: | Dale Harper |
| E-mail address: | sdh930@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Madison High School Class of '63 |
| Name: | Dale Harper |
| E-mail address: | sdh930@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I went through the entire list and remembered 90% of it. The 40's,50's & 60's were wonderful times we will never see again.
Madison High School Class of '63 |
| Name: | Dale Harper |
| E-mail address: | sdh930@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I went through the entire list and remembered 90% of it. The 40's,50's & 60's were wonderful times we will never see again. |
| Name: | Jeanne |
| E-mail address: | momoluchie@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | does anyone remember a racetrack in the 1950's that was located in Nash. on or near Jefferson St. a friend of mine said he use to watch races there when he was 12 years old hes 71 now and can't remember what happened to it.Would like any imformation about track. thank you |
| Name: | Ernie Gray |
| E-mail address: | pastorerniegray@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I grew up in the Nashville area, mostly in Madison and Old Hickory. The East Nashville YMCA/Co-Ed, the Madison Rams, and dear friends that I will always love. |
| Name: | C. White |
| E-mail address: | cp.white@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Thanks for the memories |
| Name: | Robbins Mitchell |
| E-mail address: | armigerous@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | "Have you tried Rudy's Sausage?
Made on the farm Fine as any sausage can be Frank and Dan Rudy, Make it that way, Their name's their guarantee. Real country sausage Made on the farm Right here in Tennessee!" "Well shiver my timbers, And dance me a jig Yonder comes the Rockabilly Dancing Pig He's the best by test I'm sure you've heard The Rockabilly Pig Is Jacobs' Preferred!" "Sing it over and over and over again, Frosty Morn, Sing it over and over and over again, Frosty Morn The height of a piggy's ambition, From the day he is born, Is hope that he'll be good enough To be a Frosty Morn" |
| Name: | Robbins Mitchell |
| E-mail address: | armigerous@earthlink.net |
| Comments: | I remember "Luncheon at the Noel" hosted by Dave Overton..."Cartoon Carnival" with John Wolfe...where the kids could honk Bobo the Clown's nose..."Woods 'n' Waters" with Bill Jay...."Slimnastics" with Bob Lobertini and Jackie Bell.."Rough 'n' Ready" cowboy movies in the PM on WSM...."The 5 O'clock Hop" also with Dave Overton....all good memories |
| Name: | Rebecca Jones |
| Comments: | i was told about this site. Boy,it brings back memories.I have not thought about the skate rink in a blue moon.i did not skate very good, that is why i was not good curb girl at shoneys. yall remember you had to skate out to the cars |
| Name: | Kathie Gentry Johnson |
| E-mail address: | kathiehoust@ol.comMadison |
| Comments: | Madison High School. Class of 73 |
| Name: | Gwen Stoll |
| E-mail address: | gwen.stoll@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Thank you. Very nice. |
| Name: | Gordon Stannard |
| E-mail address: | gordonfs@gmail.com |
| Comments: | great site! so many are my memories as well! a few were things i didn't even know! |
| Name: | wanda barnes spakes |
| Comments: | love this article. many items i had forgotten. |
| Name: | Larry Goodwin |
| E-mail address: | lgoodwin692@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Does anyone remember me from the early 70's? I was the
one man band at Dee Man's Den on Broadway. If so I'd like to hear from you. I also played out a few times with Roy Drusky band and did a duo with Julian Thorpe. |
| Name: | Larry Sexton |
| E-mail address: | larrsxtn@aol.com |
| Comments: | I Was born just behind the fairgrounds on Gladstone in 1943.I remember when the race track at the fairgrounds was a one mile dirt track |
| Name: | John (Tony) Stokes |
| E-mail address: | jastokes@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Great Memories !!! |
| Name: | Ed Escue |
| E-mail address: | escueed@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Born 1910 Boscobel St -Went to Lockeland,Ross,& Hattie Cotton- Bailey Jr. -Played basketball 58,59 then East High played football East Jr 59 Then Football 60,61,62 East High.Looking to our 50th next year .
Enjoy memories , appreciate all the time and work that has gone into this and all the memories Thanks |
| Name: | Donald Clark |
| E-mail address: | RDonClark@aol.com |
| Comments: | I enjoy the nostalgia. I was an usher at Lowes Theater in the late forties. I remember popping corn backstage in the catacombs where the air-conditioning fans were located. It greatly increased sales to have the odor of fresh-popped corn circulating throughout the theater.
I grew up on Electric Avenue near Shelby Park and graduated from East High School in 1950. |
| Name: | Tony Demonbreun |
| E-mail address: | willbreun@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I am soon to be 62. I have read these 100 several times over the last year and each time my mind returns to the 50's-70's all over again.From the heart, "Thanks for the memories." |
| Name: | Joe Marable |
| E-mail address: | marablemanor@comcast.net |
| Name: | lecha |
| E-mail address: | buttercuprose@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | thanks so much for doing this this is great will be watching for more thanks again you have made a lot of people memories alive again:! |
| Name: | Joy Penland Bell |
| Comments: | Thanks so much for this! brought back memories of lots of things from my childhood! |
| Name: | David Elliott Smith |
| E-mail address: | crunch467@gmail.com |
| Name: | Dot McCord |
| E-mail address: | dotmccord@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I just read the remark about the Malt Shop in the Arcade.The name was Langfords and that was my first job back the the mid 40's and the peanut shop was next door.The frozen malts where wonderful and I have not found anything like it since. Wendy's frosty is the closest that I have found. They were served in tall glasses that where small at the bottom and larger at the top.I liked it with a dip of ice cream on top.Great memories. |
| Name: | Jennie McElyea |
| E-mail address: | jmce58852777@att.net |
| Comments: | My Mom worked at Broadway National Bank its at the corner
of Third and Broadway I was 7 the first time I got on a city bus and took MYSELF to town, a Porter from the bank met my Bus and walked me to Mama, Mr. B. K. Hibbit had a huge warehouse across from the bank and he would sometimes come get me and take me over ... to "Help" he was a great man in my book and was always so very sweet to me. I was born in 1941 and granduated Madison High School in 1959. I also remember Varello's Chili, mama said never go in there but .......... I did :) |
| Name: | Jennie McElyea |
| E-mail address: | jmce58852777@att.net |
| Comments: | My Mom worked at Broadway National Bank its at the corner
of Third and Broadway I was 7 the first time I got on a city bus and took MYSELF to town, a Porter from the bank met my Bus and walked me to Mama, Mr. B. K. Hibbit had a huge warehouse across from the bank and he would sometimes come get me and take me over ... to "Help" he was a great man in my book and was always so very sweet to me. I was born in 1941 and granduated Madison High School in 1959. I also remember Varello's Chili, mama said never go in there but .......... I did :) |
| Name: | Jennie McElyea |
| E-mail address: | jmce58852777@att.net |
| Comments: | I used to love the Arcade and the Frostie Malt shop, (now the space sells Nuts) but it was grand to get a frostie
malt there and no one has ever duplicated the flavor!! |
| Name: | Anna Robinson White |
| E-mail address: | Anna.White@hcahealthcare.com |
| Comments: | I love this web-site it brings back so many memories. We used to walk to the cascade pool and the State Fair. I loved riding the City Bus to town. Things have surely changed!!!
I went to Howard Elmentary and graduated in 1975 from Glencliff High. |
| Name: | Alton Ray Binkley |
| E-mail address: | raybinkley57@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I went to Central in 1969.My mother,sister both graduated from Central.So surely I wanted too.But my age and the fact of busing,plus the fact of closing Central got me.I still have many friends that went to Central High School.I graduated Glencliff High in 1975 with alot of old Central friends.Thanks for all the great friendships that Schools have to offer,and the memories. |
| Name: | norma g baxter brown |
| E-mail address: | graehound@aol.com |
| Comments: | hello nashvillians.....
hope to hear from you... dlc hi school woodbine elementary.. |
| Name: | Betty Westmoreland |
| E-mail address: | bwestmoreland9@msn.com |
| Comments: | I am looking for members of "The Gale Lane Gang" from the 1940's and '50s. Even into the early '60s. We are looking for folks who lived on Gale, Clayton/E. Clayton, Craig, Vaulx, Kirkwood, Lealand, Granny White, Battlefield, and Franklin Road. We've missed a few streets there, but check in with me if you lived in that area back in the day.
Here are just some of the family names we're looking for. A star (*) beside the name means that we have located that family. We know that there are many more who are still around. Adgent, Campbell, Cartwright, Chilton, Collins, Connelly, Cordell, Crawford, Crouch, Deer, Donlon, Earl, Florence, Greenfield*, Grooms, Hailey*, Hall, Hamner*, Hampel, Hanson*, Holzapfel, Joyce, Levy*, Lisle, Long, McDowell, Myers, Nichol, Phillips, Preis, Ramsey*, Reynolds, Siegenthaler, Spore, Stansell*, Welch (2 families), and Wrenne We are considering a reunion and tour of the Sunnyside Mansion (in John Sevier Park) if we can locate enough folks. Thanks to Allen Forkum and the crew at "The Nashville Retrospect" (www.nashvilleretrospect.com) for helping us in the effort to find "The Gale Lane Gang". If you don't yet subscribe to that wonderful little monthly paper, you're really missing something! Special thanks to the memory of Thomas Lawrence Connelly (1938-2001) for his Nashville! magazine article from some years ago called "Goodbye to the Gale Lane Gang: A Gentle Look at the 1940's". The article is where this all began! E-mail: bwestmoreland9@msn.com |
| Name: | harold dean kilburn |
| E-mail address: | yawlcome2000@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Some of the people I remember from Nashville include: Mr. Tony Sudekum, Mr. Fred Harvey (both use to be my fathers friends and both were business people in 50s in Nashville. I also remember mr.Ernest Tubb and use to frequent his Music Store on Fourth Avenue, way before he moved to Broadway, I remember lefty Frizell getting his hat blocked on 4th Avenue at the hattery and shoe shine stands there. I remember Hank Williams shop on Commerce Street and he use to have a radio broadcast there every Saturday, I remember Audrey was there at his shop a lot also. My did "Shorty Kilburn" ran a novelty shop on Church Street right next to Warner Building and Tennessee Theater and keew everyone in Nashville practically during late 40s and 50s. I remember YMCA, Western Union, Krystal, Knotty Pine Lounge, hitching Post across from Grand ole Opry where I met the Oak Ridge Boys, and many opera singers back then, and the one on Broadway called Tootsies or something like that. I left Nashville at 18 and jointed the Navy and never went back for long, but do remember growing up there and had "Time of my life" there. Living in the Philippines Islands now and retired from Navy and Merchant marine service of the U.S. Yes we have a club here where I live called the "Nashville Club" and they still pick and sing Country Music Here in Philippines, Country is King in Philippines, "I saw the Light" was one the songs they play. Alan Jackson is on radio here constantly, big favorite here Alan Jackson. Give me an email, would love to communicate with Nashville Folks from back then. Just got thru playing "Philipino Baby" with Mr. Ernest Tubb also have that on CD from Mr. Cowboy Copus. I do know a lot about Nashville and Country Music and would share with you if you like.......regards |
| Name: | Dianna L. Harbin-Wilson |
| E-mail address: | diannamc2@juno.com |
| Comments: | I love Nashville! I remember almost everything that is listed on your site!!! I was born and raised in Bowling Green, KY, so Nashville is "HOME" to me!!! I sure wish that we could turn back the hands of time on a lot of what you have mentioned. Nashville will always be in my heart, as home, a beautiful city, and "Country Music USA"! Dianna Harbin-Wilson |
| Name: | Debbie (Jaco Jr. ) Dailey Clifton |
| E-mail address: | debbieclifton58@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Does anyone remember Pepe's Pizza or Jaco's Pizza in west Nashville? Pepe's opened in 1965 and Jaco's in 1968. I am writing a book about my life and lots of west Nashville will be in it. I knew some of the people you talked about and way too many places like BBQ place on Jefferson spent lots of money there on TIP'S. I remember Cascade Springs and I also remember the razor blade scandle.So many places and peps you talked about. I found your site looking for photos for my book. I have a bunch I bet you could use. You have my email give it a ring and we will see if you can use any. Thanks For The Memories. I think that would be a good name for a song. Thats a joke. Carol Burrnet sang that at the end of every show she did. ( I think it was her ) |
| Name: | Gary Donegan |
| E-mail address: | gdonegan@elmore.rr.com |
| Comments: | Good stuff! |
| Name: | Myers |
| E-mail address: | debbey.myers@agla.com |
| Comments: | What was the name of the fish and chips restaurant on nolensville road across from the old police departmet and close to smith brothers carwash back in the 1970's ? |
| Name: | Floyd Bigger |
| E-mail address: | wpcadetdad@cox.net |
| Comments: | I'm trying to find friends I lost contact with after I went to Nam. Graduated from West High School in 1965. |
| Name: | Betty (Hulan) Smith |
| E-mail address: | bysmith1@aol.com |
| Comments: | I absolutely loved looking at all the memories. I was born and raised in Nashville. I just moved back to Nashville after living in South FL for 40 years. I have missed Nashville. Thanks so much for your hard work. |
| Name: | Edward D. Hagan |
| E-mail address: | edhagan35@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I forgot to include my e-mail address on my posting of a few minutes ago. Sorry! |
| Name: | Edward D. Hagan |
| Comments: | Does anyone remember a Nashville resident named "Cuz" Crouch? I don't remember his real first name, but I believe he was a Nashville attorney. At any rate, during summers in the 1940s, "Cuz" was one of the powers that be at Camp Greenbriar in Alderson, West Virginia. I attended that camp during almost the entire summer of 1947 at the suggestion of Nashville football star Bill Wade. Bill and his parents and brother lived across the street from my parents and me on Kenner Avenue for a while during the mid-40s. Bill was a counselor at Camp Greembriar. I remember that several Nashville boys atteded the camp. |
| Name: | Susan Wood Casella |
| E-mail address: | momaw2@aol.com |
| Comments: | Reading this brings back so many wonderful memories. Expecially the Christmas display at the Parthanon and the Cleese Ferry (I lived in the Scottsboro Bend leading to the Ferry).
Another memory that I was looking for was from the 50's when I would take the bus from Bordeaux into town on Sat. mornings and alternately picked the Krystal or TicToc "counter" restaurants on Church Street. I graduated from Cumberland HS (Yeah Indians) in 1963 and left Nashville in 1966 when I married my NJ man. |
| Name: | james e manier |
| E-mail address: | manier1938@frontiernet.net |
| Homepage URL: | http://yahoo |
| Comments: | None |
| Name: | Brenda White Cunningham |
| E-mail address: | bcunning1426@att.net |
| Comments: | Thanks for the memories---always to be in our hearts---friends that are never forgotten---and good times that will always be there. |
| Name: | patty |
| E-mail address: | lilyworksatt@att.net |
| Comments: | I remember going to Cascade Plunge at about age 5 or 6. I was trying to go up a ladder to a slide (I presume) when an older girl told me to get out of the way -- it was Brenda Lee! I was on Romper Room back then (50's) and on a children's dance show. Wish I could find tapes of those shows. Great memories! Thanks for your great work! |
| Name: | Randal (Randy) Kirkpatrick |
| E-mail address: | reddrum3005@Yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Fortunately or maybe unfortunately, I remember many of the things you have posted. Great memories.
Donelson High School, Class of 1964 |
| Name: | Teresa Nichols |
| E-mail address: | petmom88@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Glencliff High School 1975-76. |
| Name: | leigh lineberger |
| E-mail address: | leighrogers@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | i remember all of these things!! i was 12 and my babysitter took me to mickey finns!! karen wood and i, we were about 8, would take the bus downtown on saturdays and stay all day, the reuthers and i rode our bikes to the ben frankin store and got 100 pieces of candy for a dollar, sap combos at the pitts house, hillwood country club swim team, the opening of the middle school at harpeth hall - we were the first class - there was carpet on the floors and air conditioning, girls had chocolates instead of tea parties, friday night dance parties held by hg hills kids in the 6th grade,the worley girls were the first to wear pants to church - i thought they were so cool, so many wonderful memories, such sweet and innocent times |
| Name: | Riley Knight |
| E-mail address: | rileyknight@comcast.net |
| Comments: | This is great. Awesome website! Thanks for you hard work on this. |
| Name: | Krista Hand Bailey |
| E-mail address: | noahsrainyday@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Hi, I am searching for information and or photographs of a 1950's barber shop in West Nashville called "Hand Bros." located at Cenntennial Blvd. and 51st St. And also information on CHARLIE HAND who was the barber at this shop. Thank you so much. |
| Name: | David M Beals |
| E-mail address: | moodyblues49@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I would like to know what ever happened to Jersey Farms Milk. Did they sell to a well know milk company or what. |
| Name: | Kathy Anderson Wilson |
| E-mail address: | emkyle2@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Madison High School 1983 |
| Name: | Yvonne Scurlock |
| E-mail address: | yvonnescurlock@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Such great memories |
| Name: | Robert DeHart |
| E-mail address: | qwertyuiop48@msn.com |
| Comments: | Born in Vanderbilt Hospital in 1948. Lived in Vine Hill until age of 2 then moved to 2713 Larmon Dr. in Berry Hill.
Left in 1960 to Huntsville, AL. Anybody that lived in Berry Hill during 1950-1960 please say HI. |
| Name: | Gail Talley Albright |
| E-mail address: | gibright2@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | I love Nashville so much, and just love seeing Nashville
Memories, it brings back the good days...I went to Tom Joy, Highland Heights and East High. Lived in east Nashille all my life untill I married... |
| Name: | Mary Crumpton Becraft |
| E-mail address: | cyberauntb@aol.com |
| Comments: | What fun to read this--I was born in Nashvlle but left in 1946 to get married and move to Florida. Graduated from Hune-Fogg High School. My husband started his career in the hotel business at he Hermitage Hotel. Most of your info was after I had left town but went back for visits at least once a year for many years. Thanks so much for all of these memories. |
| Name: | Wayne Hall |
| E-mail address: | quicsales@windstream.net |
| Comments: | I was born in the old General Hospital in 1944, grew up in and around the Donelson area living mostly on Spence Lane. To make money I mowed yards with and old push mower and as a sack boy for Mr. Paul Washer at Washers BiRite Grocery. For fun we went swimming in Mill Creek and for the dares of others would cross over the Cumberland River to the park via the railroad bridge being caught more than onced on the bridge by and on coming train. I was glad to find this site. Boy has this woke up a lot of great old memories. I would love to know what happened to my child hood friends, you know the ones that always hold a place in your heart. |
| Name: | dkwilson |
| E-mail address: | dwilson8284@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I recently wrote a story about the unsolved 1969 murder of Kathy Jones. I need to make a correction.... She was going to the Rollerdome on Thompson Lane and never made it. I had thought the name of the rink was Hippodrome, but this is the correction.PLEASE EMAIL ME IF ANY ONE HAS ANY INFO REGARDING THE HORRIBLE MURDER OF ONE OF GOD'S ANGELS!!!! |
| Name: | dkwilson |
| E-mail address: | dwilson8284@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I was not born in this era, but my mom and other family members were. I enjoyed reading everyone's memories of Nashville. I had always heard my family talk about the same things that are written. However, there was one thing that bothered me after reading this ... Before there was Marsha Trimble (rest her soul) there was KATHY JONES! I was told this story because she was good friends with my aunt and my mom.November 29 1969, Kathy Jones, 12 yrs. old, left her house to go skating at the Hippodrome and never made it. She was found the next day behind Krispy Kreme, on Thompson Ln. She had been violently raped and beaten. At the funeral home, her socks were found in her throat. This case has never been solved. It is something that has haunted my family for 42 years. IF ANYONE KNOWS ANY THING ABOUT THIS PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH THE INFO. PLEASE AFTER ALL THESE YEARS ALLOW KATHY JONES GET THE JUSTICE SHE DESERVES SO SHE CAN FINNALLY R.I.P. SHE IS/WAS ONE OF GOD'S ANGELS!!!!!!! HELP BECAUSE IT SEEMS AS IF SHE HAS BEEN FORGOTTEN~ |
| Name: | HARDY HUDSON |
| E-mail address: | todiefor@mindspring.com |
| Comments: | Nashville was a neat place to grow up! I really miss it. And Hillsboro was a great highschool. |
| Name: | HARDY HUDSON |
| E-mail address: | todiefor@mindspring.com |
| Comments: | Nashville was a fabulous place to grow up. I really miss it!!! |
| Name: | HARDY HUDSO |
| Name: | Tom Fetherling |
| E-mail address: | metrotommy@aol.com |
| Comments: | I was a product of the fifties. I graducated from Cohn High school in 1957. The classes of "57" all across the US made Rock and Roll what it is today. Everything in Dreambook brings back memories. If any of you out of towners want to read some great stories on the history of Nashville, you need to subscribe to Nashville Restrospect. It is a monthly newspaper. You can call the editor, Allen Forkum, at 1-615-391-3666 and place an order. This past issue, April of 2011, had a story about a rock and roll concert at Sulpher Dell in 1959.
Tom Fetherling The Villages, Florida Cohn High Class of "57" If anyone needs any information on Nashville Business's or residences, I have the Polk Nashville Directory for the years 1942, 1951 and 1958. Just email me and I will respond. There is a great wealth of information in these books. Everyone needs to pass the website along to all their friends and classmates from the past. |
| Name: | Janet Garry |
| E-mail address: | jangarry@verizon.net |
| Comments: | I lived in Nashville in the 70s, so am not really an old-timer from there. I am trying to remember the name of a bar on the corner of 28th Ave. South and West End Avenue -- the old two-story red brick building (one of the few remaining old buildings on now-"trendy" West End) is now a Verizon store. It's across the street from the McDonald's by Centennial Park. I think it had an Irish name -- Clancey's or Caseys? If anyone knows and can e-mail me, please do! |
| Name: | Jolita Norris Nemeth |
| E-mail address: | jolitaswim@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I remember it all and miss the days..... |
| Name: | Ed Haley |
| E-mail address: | haleyed44@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I'm getting old but think's |
| Name: | Susie McDaniel Mathias |
| E-mail address: | susanmathias@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | It is sad all the neighborhood original hardware sores are gone EXCEPT Hillsboro Hardware. Still the "original" hardware store it has always been and same family owners |
| Name: | Ford Farrar-Knoxville,Tennessee |
| E-mail address: | naasty69@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Mr.Claude Shaffer Has Passed On At The Age Of 100.He was indeed " The Right Arm " For Mr E.Gray Smith--Rolls Royce & Packards In Nashvile,Tennessee.Did Mr.Shafer Sell You a
Car Or Help You Get Your Car Serviced ??? Mr.Shaffer Loved His Work & During The Early Years He Was Quite Fond Of " Miss Bobbye " (Farrar) & Miss Agnes Bryan.We All Remember The Building On West End Where The Car Dealership Was Located. TOO--We Will Remember Libby Core Bourland.She Was The BEST Teacher At MBA. Keep All The Memories Written Here In Our Hearts. |
| Name: | Shelia Jayne Thomas/Osborne |
| E-mail address: | babyjayne242@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I have had the most wonderful night reading Nashville Memories. I am soon going to be 62, so yes I grew up in Nashville with the many things mentioned, almost makes you cry of the greatness we had. I went to Two Rivers until 10th grade. Got into girl trouble and had to finish at Howard High, which ended up being great. I once won a dance contest at the Tiger A GO GO. Yes I had the car they supplied the gas for us to go to teen clubs. I also went to Pirates Cove and Dons Den. Who would have thought of Bill Grewcock. My brother is passed now, Alvin Thomas Jr (Butch) also went to Two Rivers. Yes the ferry was the best, could get to Inglewood in no time and East Nashville. I remember working in the 70's at Irelands Steak & Biscuits on Murf RD. I graduated in 1968 from Howard and married Tommy Billingsley from Glencliff, who I met at the Dog House in Old Hickory, yea, love all the dance spots. I was in the 8th grade when I went to the first prom Two Rivers had with Mark Linville.It was called Shangrala. I looked at the pic tonight and laughed at my hair do and still loved my scarlet dress with hoops underneath. When I was very little my grandmother lived off Hermitage AVE. One day my mother came to pic me up and had the most beautiful dress given to me by Noel Ball, it was a rose colored polished cotten full skirted dress with a clown collar. Gosh!!!!! When very little in elementry school I remember the dentist coming and the health nurse with navy blue shoes, and seeing her in the parking lot, it didn't matter what your parents said you got your shots and then they were informed with note you took home. Yes there are many things I read of my very memories with Dreambook. I am now trying to find a copy of the 1967-68 Annual from Howard to see my majorette pic and best dressed superlative pic also to show my 4 grandchildren. I was in the 1967 Christmas parade marching and a Tennessean photographer ask my mother if he could take my pic for the issure the nest day on things of the Christmas Parade of 1967. He told my mother I had what he thought to be Betty Grabel legs of all the girls, can't hardly use them now.lol I would like to have a copy of that as well I do remember my march from Cenntennial Park to what is now Riverfront, in the cold which I did not feel then. Thank you for all these memories I just read. What a nice walk.
Shelia Thomas Osborne, now, born 05/20/1949. |
| Name: | Kathryn (Kaye Hailey) Petersen |
| E-mail address: | kaileypete@tds.net |
| Comments: | Am a third generation born at Baptist Hospital in Nashville. I remember many of these places and events first-hand. My dad worked at L&C and we took every opportunity to visit the observation deck. Went every year in our pajamas to see the nativity scene. Rode the monorail at Harvey's. Spent a lot of time hanging out downtown after visits to the orthodontist. Loved the parks. Family had our first art show in the grotto at the Parthenon. This brought back a lot of memories. Thanks. |
| Name: | Tom Pugh |
| E-mail address: | tcp42@charter.net |
| Comments: | Enjoyed having a few memories ratteled by ur site. Keep up the good work. I'm a sentimental old guy from Litton *(1960)! |
| Name: | Bob Gaines |
| E-mail address: | rfgaines@gmail.com |
| Comments: | Where are all the postings between 2006 and 2010? The Dreambook appears to have a big gap?? And HELLO to all the Ranson Elementary kids I knew between 1950 and graduation in 1954. Great school - great teachers, Mrs. Burke, Denton, O'Brien, etc. |
| Name: | Patty Polk Morgan |
| E-mail address: | 4pattygail@att.net |
| Comments: | I grew up on Colorado Ave. McCabe Park area. Went to school @ St. Ann's, Sylvan Park Elem. West End, W.A. Bass, Graduated from Cohn in 1977. Married my Jr. High School sweetheart, had 1 daughter, now I have 1 grandson 9 wks. old. We had such good times growing up, and many fond memories of so many of my friends, some of us have reconnected, looking forward to meeting w/ them again, catching up on the good ol' days... |
| Name: | DEANNA L.RITCHIE |
| E-mail address: | DEANNA.RITCHIE@STATE.TN.US |
| Comments: | I remember all these things,but I've been around for awhile! |
| Name: | Debbie Smith Allred |
| E-mail address: | debbieallred@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | This website has brought back so many good memories. I grew up in West Nashville on West Tyne Drive, and went to Parmer Elementary. Those were definitely the good o'l days. We had birthday parties at the Green Hill Theater, went to the Belle Meade theater on friday nights, and always had so much fun just walking down to the Westgate Shopping center, and ordering a 25 cent milkshake at the drugstore from money we had saved from our neighborhood talent shows, and kool-aid stands. Wish I could go back and do it all again. |
| Name: | Harold Driver |
| E-mail address: | fidget238@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Very good. |
| Name: | Barbara Duke |
| E-mail address: | ladyandherdogs@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Oh yea, I can remeber a lot of this and my parents talking about the others. I was born in 1953, in Madison. |
| Name: | Elaine Swift Anderson |
| E-mail address: | elaine.andeson@hcahealthcare.com |
| Comments: | I graduated from Stratford High School in 1972. I spent my entire childhood in East Nashville. I loved this..... |
| Name: | Marilynn Smith Newman |
| E-mail address: | marilynn.newman@gmail.com |
| Comments: | I lived in Nashville/Goodlettsville from age 3 to age 10. I remember so many of the things in this list. My dad built lots of homes of many of the country music stars. I was the tag-along kid who needed a sitter. My luck was that I learned to play autoharp from none other than Maybelle Carter, met Grandpa Jones, Chet Atkins, and String Bean. There is so much history in the Nashville that I used to know. It is sad that progress has taken from us those happy times. |
| Name: | Melinda Taylor |
| E-mail address: | taylormvtaylor@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | I love go back to childhood memories
like fair park and all the fun at opryland usa they are good days in growing up as a kid no worries like you have today you got to love history i know i do a lot |
| Name: | Ron Moore |
| E-mail address: | sk3@twlakes.net |
| Comments: | Outstanding, though I didn't see a comment about the Arcade and Mr. Peanut. I lived down Neely's Bend just a short distance from the river. |
| Name: | Raymond Berlin |
| E-mail address: | berlin.50@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Those were the days, particularly 46th and Charlotte. A lot of important happenings took place there, Cohn High School, Sylvan Park drag supper, and many other great memories, not to mention growing up on Nevada Avenue. Thanks a million for this dreambook. Too bad our children will never experience all these wonderful things. Let's hear it for West Nashville! |
| Name: | Larry Wilkes ( D.O.B. 28 June 1940) |
| E-mail address: | kilowatts@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Oooops So Sorry I remember Cascade Plunge very well, I broke my left collar bone by falling off of the bumpy slide they had. I worked at the Donelson Theater when Noel Ball would come there and put on a show on Sat. afternoon. I dated a girl I meet on the "bleed over" on WMAK's Name It & Claim It. She lived on Michigan Ave. Her name was Loraine Matthews. . . I also worked at the Donelson Fire Dept. Finshed school '60 at Donelson High "Go Donelson Don's" THANX FOR THE MEMORIES |
| Name: | Larry Wilkes ( D.O.B. 28 June 1940) |
| E-mail address: | kilowatts@comcast.net |
| Comments: | These bring back a lot of good & a few sad memories. I wish I could relive some of them. May the person or people that put this together have as fond memories as I have. . . And to them a most Blessed Day. . . Larry |
| Name: | William( W.C. } Jones |
| E-mail address: | magicbj@myway.com |
| Comments: | I grew up in west nashville.Hung around Richland park,across from Thomason drugstore.Boy what great fun.I worked at Harvey's part time, I remember when they got the first monkeys,both male and female.Guess what,the male's had to go very shorty after that.It was a great show for a while.My sister ran a photo shop right next to the monkey bar,still have some of her picturs.Does anyony remember an ice cream store on Church st.About 14th. to 16th.called Cattnannys(spel).What great ice cream.I went to Cohn High class of '55 Thanks for all the memories. |
| Name: | Steve Welch |
| E-mail address: | donelsonsw@aol.com |
| Name: | Randall Matlock |
| E-mail address: | ranmat@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Thanks for allowing me to take a trip down memory lane. There was very little that I did not remember. And by the way I learn to swim when I was about 10 year old at the old downtown 'Y' and indeed we were requied to go in 'skinny dipping' to start off with. When we got through the course our parents came to see us swim and we did wear swimming suits then. |
| Name: | Linda Phillips Clatk |
| E-mail address: | DW1Clark@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Isaac Litton, class of 1963, yes I do remember most of these places and events. Oh for the good ole days! |
| Name: | mark oatsvall |
| E-mail address: | m.oatsvall@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | My father was the owner of the Red Barn Restaurants in Nashville in the 60s and 70s ..I went to Granberry , Mcmurray, Antioch High ...Also Built the Batchelor II in Nashville in the 70s ..Any one remember them ? |
| Name: | Louis Terry Lester |
| E-mail address: | lanternlouie@charter.com |
| Comments: | Great stuff, I remember so well. Louis |
| Name: | Seanne Brazelton |
| E-mail address: | seannebrazelton@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Remember who built the first condos (Regency Park) in Nashville? Gerald Sheridan, Sheridan Construction Company |
| Name: | Betty Jane Pulley Felts |
| E-mail address: | Bfelts@aol.com |
| Comments: | I loved going down memory lane tonight.
I went to Cumberland High School until 1971. In my Senior year our class was separated and I was bussed to North High School. Would love to hear from anyone from Cumberland High. Would love pictures of the high school or have access to High school manuals or pictures. Thank you for the hard word you put into placing this on the internet for us. I love it!! Betty J. Pulley Felts |
| Name: | kim rottero |
| E-mail address: | kimberly.rottero@hcahealthcare.com |
| Name: | Sandra Lehrer(Montgomery) |
| E-mail address: | seltara@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Graduated 1960 West End High School. I remember so many of
the places and events in the "100". Loved to eat at Nicks BBQ and Irelands and buzzing the Krystal was a big deal. I remember Dave Overton on the five O'Clock hop where I was known as Vitamin. It was fun to remember some of the old haunts. Thanks for the memories. |
| Name: | Joe McFarland |
| E-mail address: | tanzer6@insightbb.com |
| Comments: | THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES !!!!
1938-1945 704 Cantrell Ave. Woodmont Scool BelleMeade Happiness Club Scout Camp at Percy Warner Park Skating at the Hippodrome Ringling Bros uneder the BigTop at Centenial Park KrispyKreme doughnuts 2for a nickel Kays ice cream shops, Charlie Nickens barbeque, Candyland Mister Peanut and Langfords frostymalts in the Arcade Cuumberland River frozen solid about 1939 or 40 ? Picnic and Swimming Willow Plunge, Franklin |
| Name: | Julia Cottrell Lamb |
| E-mail address: | julialamb@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Those were the days for sure.... |
| Name: | harold dean kilburn |
| E-mail address: | yawlcome2000@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | I would give my "Combat Pay" up for a month to have a plate of that Charlie Knickens BBQ with corn bread shipped out here to the Islands. These Islands are just grand, but, they still dont know how to BBQ like old Charlie did on Jefferson Street and that big skillet fried chicken was not bad either at Mamas Place just down the street from Charlies place, she used those big iron skillets to fry her chicken, would give the Old Kentucky Colonel a fit now as his chicken is "dead in the water" compared to that chicken. One regret about Nashville is that my girl would not wait until I finished my tour and run off with another to get married, before I returned, well I returned in 30 years, what did she want, to get married young, oh well it all worked out, found me another out here in the islands. Been trying to train her to cook for 30 years also, you can not win them all, but thanks for the memories, now that sounds familiar. |
| Name: | lisa womack-cahoon |
| Comments: | I also wondered what we walked thru at cascade when goinmg back to the pool lol very interesting thanks |
| Name: | Lynn Downum |
| E-mail address: | lynndownum@hotmail.com |
| Comments: | Chip, Thanks so much for this awesome website. I just loved going down memory lane. I will see what I have but you really should check with Darlene Mundy (Class of 1968) She is on facebook and she is a world of wealth of Donelson history with pictures and all kinds of memoralbia.
Thanks again |
| Name: | kATHY BROYLES SHEARS |
| E-mail address: | kathyshears@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Sorry, after I had written in the guestbook, I realized that I did not memtion my schools. I was A Burton Bulldog and I graduated from Hillsboro in 1965. The BEST year ever!!!! thank you again for all THE MEMORIES!!!!!!! |
| Name: | kATHY BROYLES SHEARS |
| E-mail address: | kathyshears@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Sorry, after I had written in the guestbook, I realized that I did not memtion my schools. I was A Burton Bulldog and I graduated from Hillsboro in 1965. The BEST year ever!!!! thank you again for all THE MEMORIES!!!!!!! |
| Name: | kATHY BROYLES SHEARS |
| E-mail address: | KATHYSHEARS@BELLSOUTH.NET |
| Comments: | I REally enjoyed reading your e-mail . It brought back so many memories about my grade school days and my high school days. My how times have changed!!! I just wish my children and my grandchildren could have had such uncomplicated days growing up. I really do believe that the 50's and 60's were the best times of our lives. Thank you for compiling all these wonderful memories for us. |
| Name: | brenda parker |
| E-mail address: | fairplay1951@gmail.com |
| Comments: | A question where was the orange bar???
Joelton High School class of 1970 |
| Name: | Mary Lee Phillips Thurman |
| E-mail address: | Ginamcallister@yahoo.com |
| Comments: | Graduated from Hillsboro High in 59 |
| Name: | Dianne McCallum Tant |
| E-mail address: | mimitant@comcast.net |
| Comments: | Glencliff High School 1965 |
| Name: | Jan Peacher DeFord |
| E-mail address: | peachy1155@bellsouth.net |
| Homepage URL: | http:// Hillsboro High Class of '59 |
| Comments: | Anybody out there who graduated from HHS in 1959. I went on to UT-Knoxville from there. Any Burros or Vols out there from that era? |
| Name: | Janet Peacher DeFord |
| E-mail address: | peachy1155@bellsouth.net |
| Homepage URL: | http:// Great Memories |
| Comments: | Hillsboro High School class of 1959. Oh, how innocent we were and what fun we had. B U R R O S! |
| Name: | Peyton Northern |
| E-mail address: | THE1FIRSTSGT@aol.com |
| Comments: | What an absolute "trip" down memory lane. Thanks soooo much for taking the time to put this site together..
I graduated Mt. Juliet High School (MJHS) 1966. |
| Name: | Loyd Tarver |
| E-mail address: | loydetarver@aol.com |
| Comments: | Franklin HS, '61 |
| Name: | Kathy Whitaker McGlothlin |
| E-mail address: | katchmcg@comcast.net |
| Comments: | I have many great memories. Shelby Park and paddle boats, Summers riding the bus to Centennial Park, Fair Park, Downtown to visit the Museum, stop for a hot dog and a glass of orange juice, then over to see Old Uncle Jesse who sold papers at Printer's Alley. I use to walk the halls of the Capital Building as a kid and climb the spiral staircase in the Law Library and the workers would give me treats. The people in grand old building were wonderful. A kid could get out and explore, see the sites and be safe. I learned so much. What fun! |
| Name: | Wayne Shearon |
| E-mail address: | mwshearon@licoa.com |
| Name: | Billy Cartwright |
| E-mail address: | wcartwrigh@aol.com |
| Comments: | Litton class of 54. Memba me? E-mails are free. |
| Name: | Teresa Morris |
| E-mail address: | teramorr@bellsouth.net |
| Comments: | Even though I grew up in Ashland City, I remember a lot of these things, especially going shopping downtown and the Nativity scene at Centennial Park. I always thought it was so pretty. Brings back a lot of memories. |
| Name: | Shirley deHart |
| E-mail address: | sdehart@mail.dk |
| Comments: | These are great memories! |
| Name: | Richard McGaugh |
| E-mail address: | richard@actbuilders.net |
| Comments: | When you remember most of this you remember your age.
You also remember your youth. Great work thanks, Richard |
| Name: | Cliff Edwards |
| E-mail address: | nbf2003@aol.com |
| Comments: | I have realy enjoyed reading about the good old days - I lived out in country Nolensville Road Area.I graduated from Antioch 66 ,MTSU 74 and Mercer University 76- I worked for J.P.Brown Drugs and later became a co-owner of Moon Drugs. I have been very fortunate to have met some of the great business and music leaders in Nashville- we are very fortunate to haved lived here and to have lived in the times we have!!!!!!!!!! hanging out at Shoneys and Maveric off Thompson lane |
| Name: | Gayle Martin |
| E-mail address: | gaylemartin2001@yahoo.com |