Nashville, Tennessee - Revision history

RobSmith at 21:32, October 19, 2025

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RobSmith at 07:25, March 30, 2023

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RobSmith at 07:22, March 30, 2023

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RobSmith at 07:22, March 30, 2023

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RobSmith: RobSmith moved page Nashville to Nashville, Tennessee

2023-03-30T07:18:36Z

RobSmith moved page Nashville to Nashville, Tennessee

Aschlafly: Nashville was the location in March 2023 of a horrific mass murder by a transgendered biological female in her premeditated massacre of 3 young Christian schoolchildren and 3 adults at a grade school, before police killed the [[young mass murderer

2023-03-29T05:17:04Z

Nashville was the location in March 2023 of a horrific mass murder by a transgendered biological female in her premeditated massacre of 3 young Christian schoolchildren and 3 adults at a grade school, before police killed the [[young mass murderer

Quidam65 at 01:29, February 5, 2022

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BHathorn: /* Notable Residents */

2021-07-05T19:00:08Z

Notable Residents

Magatntn: it's now the largest city

2020-03-17T00:15:21Z

it's now the largest city

YankeeDoodleDandy: Added some information

2020-02-23T20:30:09Z

Added some information

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 Nashville is also home to [[Vanderbilt University]], the only private university member of the [[Southeastern Conference]].
-Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] in 2023 where a former student of the [[Christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.
+Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] in 2023 where a former student of the [[Christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of [[vengeance]].
 ==Notable residents==

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 Nashville is also home to [[Vanderbilt University]], the only private university member of the [[Southeastern Conference]].
-Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] where a former student of the [[Christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.
+Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] in 2023 where a former student of the [[Christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.
 ==Notable residents==

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 Nashville is also home to [[Vanderbilt University]], the only private university member of the [[Southeastern Conference]].
-Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] where a former student of the [[christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.
+Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] where a former student of the [[Christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.
 ==Notable residents==

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	Nashville is also home to [[Vanderbilt University]], the only private university member of the [[Southeastern Conference]].		Nashville is also home to [[Vanderbilt University]], the only private university member of the [[Southeastern Conference]].
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		+	Nashville was the location of the [[Covenant School shooting]] where a former student of the [[christian]] school, a [[transgender]] woman, murdered 3 children and 3 adults during the transgender community's week of vengeance.

	==Notable residents==		==Notable residents==

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 It is known worldwide as "Music City" for being the home base of the [[country music]] and [[Contemporary Christian Music]] genres as well as the Grand Ole Opry.
 It is also the home to several Christian denominations, among them the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] (the largest US Protestant denomination), the [[United Methodist Church]] (the second-largest US denomination and the largest of the [[mainline Protestant churches]]), the National Baptist Convention USA (the largest African-American Christian denomination), and the National Association of Free Will Baptists (the largest denomination among the [[Free Will Baptist]] groups).
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 ==Notable residents==
-*[[Miley Cyrus]], teen celebrity born in Nashville prior to her moved to [[Hollywood]]
+*[[Miley Cyrus]], teen celebrity born in Nashville prior to her move to [[Hollywood]]
 *[[James B. Pearson]], U.S. Senator from Kansas (1962-1979); born in Nashville
 [[Category:Tennessee Cities and Towns]]
 [[Category:US State Capitals]]

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−	'''Nashville''' is the capital city of [[Tennessee]]. ~~Nashville~~ is the ~~second-~~largest city in Tennessee by population ~~([[Memphis]] being the first)~~. Nashville was originally founded as Fort Nashborough named after [[Francis Nash]], a general killed in the [[Revolutionary War]].	+	'''Nashville''' is the capital city of [[Tennessee]]. It is also the largest city in Tennessee by population. Nashville was originally founded as Fort Nashborough named after [[Francis Nash]], a general killed in the [[Revolutionary War]].

	It is known worldwide as "Music City" for being the home base of the [[country music]] and [[Contemporary Christian Music]] genres as well as the Grand Ole Opry.		It is known worldwide as "Music City" for being the home base of the [[country music]] and [[Contemporary Christian Music]] genres as well as the Grand Ole Opry.

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-'''Nashville''' is the capital city of [[Tennessee]]. Nashville is the second largest city in Tennessee by population ([[Memphis]] being the first). Nashville was originally founded as Fort Nashborough named after [[Francis Nash]], a general killed in the [[Revolutionary War]].
+'''Nashville''' is the capital city of [[Tennessee]]. Nashville is the second-largest city in Tennessee by population ([[Memphis]] being the first). Nashville was originally founded as Fort Nashborough named after [[Francis Nash]], a general killed in the [[Revolutionary War]].
 It is known worldwide as "Music City" for being the home base of the [[country music]] and [[Contemporary Christian Music]] genres as well as the Grand Ole Opry.
-It is also the home to several Christian denominations, among them the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] (the largest US Protestant denomination), the [[United Methodist Church]] (the second largest US denomination and the largest of the [[mainline Protestant churches]]), the National Baptist Convention USA (the largest African-American Christian denomination), and the National Association of Free Will Baptists (the largest denomination among the [[Free Will Baptist]] groups).
+It is also the home to several Christian denominations, among them the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] (the largest US Protestant denomination), the [[United Methodist Church]] (the second-largest US denomination and the largest of the [[mainline Protestant churches]]), the National Baptist Convention USA (the largest African-American Christian denomination), and the National Association of Free Will Baptists (the largest denomination among the [[Free Will Baptist]] groups).
 The city has two professional sports franchises (the [[Tennessee Titans]] of the NFL and the [[Nashville Predators]] of the NHL) and one minor league team (the Nashville Sounds, the AAA affiliate of the [[Texas Rangers]]).
 ==Notable Residents==