History and Folklore on the Ridge - Joelton, Tennessee

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Daily View in Tennessee History

On Davidson County's norther border, pioneer and native tradition, Southern charm, and rolling rugged ridges combine to create a community as unique as the land itself.

Aunt Bell Padgett's Lye Soap Recipe
Did You Ever Dance at Ray's Lake? (circa 1951)
Family History on Internet - There are vast resources waiting for you to use online and the best news is that most of it is free!
Folklore in the Forest Grove Community - Collected by Charlene Frey
I Walked the Trail Where They Cried - A Reminiscence by Ayunini / Marion Herndon Dunn
Joelton and the Presidency: Local Elections Results Compiled by Dean Anderson
MHC Seeks to Document Family Cemeteries
Mammie and the Moonshiners - A True Tale
Mr. Will Boyd August 17, 1881 - June 15, 1968: “He Passed Our Way” - A Remembrance by Dean Anderson, Sr.
Mt. Hermon Cumberland Presbyterian Church Photos Sought
October Is Native American Indian Month in Tennessee - A Resolution
Paradise Ridge - Home of the Jurors Trying the Coopers Close to the City of Nashville - February 27, 1909
Remember Joelton Air Force Station?
The Blizzard of '51 by Willie Mine Midgett
The Suburban Bus Line by Willie Mine Midgett
The Tavern at the Top of the Hill by Dean Anderson

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