Historic Nashville is now accepting nominations for the 2024 Nashville Nine, our annual list of neglected and endangered historic properties, including landmarks, bridges, signs, and neighborhoods in Nashville and Davidson County. We also recently put together a map of past Nashville Nine properties, and you’ll see they range far and wide! The...
We are excited to announce two new agreements under our façade easements program! HNI’s façade easements are a legal preservation tool that protects the exterior nature of significant historic properties and prevents inappropriate exterior alterations or development. Because these agreements are filed with the deed,...
Join Historic Nashville for a members-only tour of the Civil Rights Room, the Votes for Women Room, and NPL Special Collections at the Downtown Public Library! In special appreciation and honor of both Black History Month and Women’s History Month (February and March) the Nashville...
Join Historic Nashville Inc. for a members only tour of the 1851 Egyptian Revival Downtown Presbyterian Church! Presbyterians have worshiped at the corner of Fifth and Church since 1814. In that year the First Presbyterian Church of Nashville built their first structure. which burned down...
Join us on Thursday, January 25 for the 2024 Historic Nashville Membership Meeting! Come meet fellow preservationists, hear about HNI’s plans and partnerships for the next year, vote on new board members, and learn how you can get involved in Nashville’s oldest historic preservation organization. Pharmacy staff...
Historic Nashville Inc. Announces the 2023 Nashville Nine A focus on the preservation of Nashville’s rich Civil Rights history (Nashville, TN)— Since 2009, Historic Nashville, Inc. (HNI) has published the annual Nashville Nine, a list of local historic properties endangered by demolition, neglect or development....
The Metropolitan Historical Commission, along with partners Historic Nashville, Inc., and Preservation Society of Nashville, recently reached out to the candidates running for mayor for their perspectives on preservation. Seven candidates responded and four did not. We hope these responses are helpful for you to...
The 2022 Nashville Nine Each year Since 2009, Historic Nashville, Inc. (HNI) has published the annual Nashville Nine, a list of local historic properties endangered by demolition, neglect or development. Every year, the Nashville Nine is compiled through a public nomination process, revealing historic buildings and...
NASHVILLE, TN, August 2022 – Historic Nashville, Inc. (HNI) is accepting nominations for historic properties for the 2022 Nashville Nine, Historic Nashville’s annual list of the most endangered historic properties, including landmarks, bridges, signs, and neighborhoods in Nashville and Davidson County. The Nashville Nine list...
NASHVILLE, TN, September 2021 – Historic Nashville, Inc. (HNI) is accepting nominations for historic properties for the 2021 Nashville Nine, Historic Nashville’s annual list of the most endangered historic properties, including landmarks, bridges, signs, and neighborhoods in Nashville and Davidson County. The Nashville Nine list...
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