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...
In case you were unable to attend our virtual Annual Meeting on December 7th, here’s the recording!...
Drumroll… The 2021 Nashville Nine Each year Historic Nashville accepts nominations for listing on the Nashville Nine which serves as Historic Nashville’s strongest advocacy tool for the places that matter most to Nashville. These are buildings, neighborhoods, or historic landscapes in danger of being lost...
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