The Iroquois Steeplechase sponsored by Bank of America returns for its 84th anniversary on May 10 at Percy Warner Park. Known as Nashville’s “Rite of Spring,” this historic event draws over 25,000 spectators annually and remains a cornerstone of Nashville’s social event calendar. With total purses of $535,000, the Iroquois …
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The Tennessee State Capitol, located in the heart of Nashville, is a prominent symbol of Tennessee’s political history and architectural grandeur. Perched atop Capitol Hill, this majestic building serves as the seat of government for the state, housing the Tennessee General Assembly, the Governor’s office, and parts of the judicial …
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Frist Art Museum 919 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 The Frist Art Museum, located in Nashville, Tennessee, is a significant cultural and architectural landmark. It was originally constructed as the main post office from 1933 to 1934, exhibiting a blend of classicism and Art Deco styles. The building, faced in white …
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