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Nashville Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres
• A WorldWeb.com Travel Guide to Historic Sites & Interpretive Centres in Nashville, Tennessee.
Upper House Chapel and Museum More Info
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Over 25,000 people visit the Upper House per year. The main attraction of the chapel is the woodcarving of Leonardo da Vinci's painting, the Last Supper. The museum features many collections that reflect the nature of the Upper House. Nativity scenes are presented during December and January. Address: 1908 Grand Avenue | Nashville, TN | 37203-0004 Tel: 1 615 340-7200
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Union Station More Info
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Opened in 1900 as the central station for Louisville, Nashville and St. Louis railroad lines, historic Union Station sported two alligator ponds and a statue of Mercury high atop the 222 foot tower. the station has since been converted to an elegant hotel. Address: 1001 Broadway | Nashville, TN | 37203 Tel: 1 615 726-1001
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Fort Nashborough, the original beginings of the city of Nashville, is now long gone. The modern reproduction, however, stands as a strong reminder of frontier spirit. The Fort is now part of Centennial Park. Address: 170 1st Av N. | Nashville, TN | 37201 Tel: 1 615 862-8400
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