Monica Reed

Clarksville, TN history

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Clarksville, TN history

Have you ever wanted to go back in time? Just to see how it might have been on the street you walk up and down every day or every weekend, once a month or 8 times a year. Just to see the method behind the madness or beauty of some buildings you see every single day. A building where you may work.

The smell, the feel of an old building that has seen more than you or I ever will.  The stories that these bricks or walls could tell! We’d all be captivated by their stories.

If you are a history buff, there is no better place to go than the small towns in our area.

Check out this video! I came across it this the other day and I was fascinated with the history! It prompted me to take a walk downtown this weekend!

(Video courtesy of Clarksville Community Network)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video courtesy of SannaBlue)

(Video Courtesy of SannaBlue)

 

News from ClarksvilleNow.com

Northwest High School assistant football coach Trey Campbell leads the team in prayer during the FCHS Jamboree on Aug. 15, 2025. (Hannah Walker)

yesterday in News

CMCSS: Assistant coach left game on his own, amid behavior described as ‘defiant,’ ‘unreasonable’

An assistant football coach who was praying with students at a football game Friday night left on his own, according to the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System.

yesterday in News

MISSING JUVENILE ALERT: Police seek runaway 15-year-old boy

The Clarksville Police Department is asking for the public’s help locating a runaway juvenile

Sprouts Farmers Market

yesterday in Business, News

UPDATE: Sprouts Farmers Market to open organic grocery store location in Clarksville

Sprouts Farmers Market, which offers a natural and organic food selection, plans to open its next location in Clarksville.

Northwest High School assistant football coach Trey Campbell leads the team in prayer during the FCHS Jamboree on Aug. 15, 2025. (Hannah Walker)

Monday in News

Northwest SRO put on leave during review of ‘proselytizing’ complaint while coaching football

An assistant football coach and SRO at Northwest High School has been put on paid leave during an investigation of a complaint of “proselytizing” during a football game Friday night that led to his removal from the contest.

Monday in News

Austin Peay State University hits record-high 11,185 enrollment, defying national trends

Austin Peay State University has achieved its highest enrollment figures to date, with 11,185 registered students according to official enrollment data.