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NBPT@3MPH: 1 war, 2 brothers

The house at 28 Kent St. was built in 1852 by Charles Pearson, a housewright. Pearson and his descendants owned this handsome Greek Revival style dwelling until 1926 when it ....

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Exploring the Meriwether Lewis Mystery - The Knoxville Focus

Exploring the Meriwether Lewis Mystery A Day Away By Mike Steely The Natchez Trace is one of the oldest routes in our state and runs as a two-lane parkway from southwest Nashville all the way to Natchez, Mississippi. The route is dotted with historic spots here and there but nothing is as interesting or mysterious […] ....

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Violence and Hatred - U.S. Army Soldier | Reconstruction 360 | Stories

This soldier is a member of the 16th U.S. Infantry Regiment stationed at Fort Pickering, who has been sent to take freedpeople to safety. Union forces captured Memphis on June 6, 1862 and took over the fort, which had been built by the Confederate Army on land once inhabited by the Chickasaw Tribe. ....

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The Devil is in the Details

The fate of Memphis, Vicksburg, and the ironclad CSS Arkansas in the Civil War offer a classic example of the ‘for want of a nail’ proverb. ....

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Explorer finds rare Civil War relics on banks of drought-stricken Mississippi River

With river levels at record lows, the artifacts were just sitting there among the rocks waiting to be picked up. ....

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