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A fond look back, and the road ahead...
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It's been more than a decade since I published the first blog post on The Posterity Project way back in 2008. What began as an exper...
The Tennessee State Museum has a new home...
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Earlier today, I had the opportunity to explore the new Tennessee State Museum during its ribbon cutting ceremony and grand opening on the ...
Before Boone: Elisha Wallen, Long Hunter
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In his 1886 book, The Wilderness Road , Thomas Speed remarked on the surge of settlers who descended upon the trans-Appalachian frontier an...
"My thoughts and my heart are for war..."
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an edited excerpt from John Sevier: Tennessee's First Hero supplemented by additional research comp...
"The great chain of friendship..."
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On the second of June 1769, a company of about twenty men from North Carolina and Virginia gathered at Powell’s Valley—a majestic oasis nes...
John Sevier and the Road to Statehood...
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On June 1, 1796, Tennessee was admitted to the Union as the 16th state, the first state created from territory that had been under federal j...
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