Image 1 of 1: The East End neighborhood started to emerge between 1880 and 1945. The neighborhood formed as the result of streetcar development across Nashville. These streetcars connected East Nashville with the rest of Nashville, allowing middle class citizens to live in suburban areas. East End fueled the surge of middle class neighborhoods in Nashville.
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The East End neighborhood started to emerge between 1880 and 1945. The neighborhood formed as the result of streetcar development across Nashville. These streetcars connected East Nashville with the rest of Nashville, allowing middle class citizens to live in suburban areas. East End fueled the surge of middle class neighborhoods in Nashville.
East End neighborhood
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Description
The East End neighborhood started to emerge between 1880 and 1945. The neighborhood formed as the result of streetcar development across Nashville. These streetcars connected East Nashville with the rest of Nashville, allowing middle class citizens to live in suburban areas. East End fueled the surge of middle class neighborhoods in Nashville.
Title East End neighborhood
Creator Nashville Historical Foundation
Author Audrey Creel, MTSU; 2020
Date 1880; 1945
Address 1017 Fatherland St, Nashville, TN 37206
Type Neighborhood
Coverage Area 5
Source East Edgefield Land Company, developer
Contributor City of Nashville
Subject Architecture; Neighborhoods; Suburbs; Transportation; New South
Keywords East End neighborhood, Streetcars
Rights CC BY-NC 4.0