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On Sunday afternoon, Davidson County historian Dr. Learotha Williams Jr. read aloud from a proclamation, signed by Mayor Freddie O’Connell, marking April 19 as Z. Alexander Looby Day in Nashville...
Nashville Sites executive director Mary Ellen Pethel helped create the tour that weaves people through the park.
In honor of Women's History Month, Applaudable Perspectives sits down with award-winning author and historian Mary Ellen Pethel for a conversation that brings the past to life.
Davidson County Honorary Historian Carole Bucy Ph.D. and Belmont University Associate Director and Professor Mary Ellen Pethel Ph.D. take us back to Tennessee's Suffrage history...
Dr. Mary Ellen Pethel, founder of Nashville Sites, is bringing the city’s layered history to life through free, story-driven walking and driving tours.
Nashville Sites featured among top destinations for Black History Month across Tennessee.
The new City Hall tour features audio narration by Nashville's Mayor and Vice Mayor.
Dr. Williams, Director of Public History for Nashville Sites, takes on a new role as Davidson County Historian.
Belmont students collaborate with city leaders on the Nashville Sites City Hall walking tour.
NFocus reporter Carrington Fox takes the Jefferson Street tour.