In Nashville, Tennessee there is a memorial dedicated not only to educating the public about the event, but also remembering the Tennesseans who survived the Holocaust, and honoring those who did not.

Here are the stories of two fascinating political utopias from Tennessee’s history, both inspired and created by famous writers with their own ideas of Utopia: the Rugby Colony and the Ruskin Collective.

This is the second installment on Utopias in Tennessee, past and present, this time on Black Utopias. We'll explore the fascinating histories of African Americans in Tennessee who sought a promised land where they could have freedom, their own properties, businesses, schools and churches, and live safely away from violent racism. Here are the stories of three Black Utopias in Tennessee with very different beginnings and outcomes: Free Hill(s), Nashoba and Promise Land.

Tennessee has a fascinating history of Utopian Societies, past and present.  In this beautiful part of the world many dreams have been thought possible, but often scandal and tragedy led to their demise.  Let’s explore what some of these utopias were about, why some ultimately fell apart, and why a few still survive to this day.

Sacred Sites of Tennessee has been around more than two years now. Here is a list of the most popular posts that have been read, not only in Tennessee but across the nation and around the world! 

Tucked away in a meandering bend of the Harpeth River you might not realize that an ancient Native American mound center hides in plain site

If you’re interested in Black military history, Civil War History, and the story of the US Colored Troops, don't miss Mt Olive Cemetery!

The story of the Trail of Tears is a heartbreaking tale of greed, betrayal and tragedy, and Red Clay State Park is where it all began.

The people who founded, created and built Jackson, TN are reflected in three historic cemeteries. 

The Parthenon of Nashville is the only full-sized replica of the Greek Parthenon in the western hemisphere, and its statue of Athena is the

Early European settlers looked at Old Stone Fort and wondered who built it. Bucaneers? Vikings? DeSoto? The answer is just as fascinating.

Where to find prayer candles and cool t-shirts

460 Ozier Road Pinson, TN 38366 731-988-5614  tnstateparks.com/parks/pinson-mounds Trails and Shelters open 7am to Sunset. Museum and...

It's October, and for a lot of people that means an annual trip to a cool, maybe spooky cemetery. Here in Tennessee there are great ones...

Moors Ln, Brentwood, 37027 Open every 3rd Saturday of the month. Also open from the greenway trail every day. If you live in the Nashville area like I do, you probably think of Indian mounds as something you have to plan a day trip to visit. Normally you would be right to think this way. After all, almost all evidence of Native Americans has been obliterated in the city and suburbs of Nashville, plowed or bulldozed away to make room for shopping malls and neighborhoods. But

2322 Zion Road, Columbia, TN 38401 (931) 381-1272 Zion Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, Columbia,TN In many ways, the story of how Zion...

1429 Elm Hill Pike, Nashville, TN, 37210 African American Cemetery Fascinating African American Greenwood Cemetery in Nashville, TN...

Churches & Temples, Cemeteries, American Indian Sites, Old Growth Forests and more! There are so many Sacred Sites in Tennessee. My name...