Member's Only HNI Events

Join us Saturday, April 4 at 10:00 am for a tour of Gower Cemetery led by Gower's descendants Marsha Fagnani and Jana Stephenson One of the earliest settlers in this area, William Gower (1776-1851) arrived in 1780 at the Bluffs settlement, now Nashville. He and his wife Charlotte Garland settled near Overall Creek in 1800 […]

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 Public Library is offering HNI members a unique opportunity, pairing […]

This is a members only tour. Reserve tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/historicnashvilleinc/1429362 Join HNI for a tour of Nashville's Gilded Age in one of our city's most magnificent cemeteries. This tour, led by Davidson County Historian Carole Bucy, will shed light on how Nashville became a business town with railroads leading the way for Nashville 's boom after the […]

This is a members only event. Reserve tickets here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/historicnashvilleinc/1429373 Jimmy Kelly’s is an iconic restaurant in Nashville renowned for its steaks, fine service, and atmosphere, legendary for business deals and political hobnobbing. It also has a fascinating history through Prohibition and a proud family legacy of several generations of restaurateurs. Come join us for […]

Historic Nashville, Inc. invites you to our annual meeting on Thursday, January 23, at 5:30 PM at Marathon Village. This is a free event exclusively for HNI members, and tickets and membership are required. Memberships can be purchased or renewed on our website at historicnashvilleinc.org/get-involved/membership. The event will begin with a reception including hors d’oeuvre refreshments, followed […]

Come join the annual open house for visitors at the Tennessee Central Railway Museum on Saturday, March 29! The history of Nashville and its success can, in part, be attributed to railroads, especially as they replaced steamboats. The “iron horse” helped Nashville thrive on a large-scale in flour milling, hardwood lumber products, passenger transportation, and […]