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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]]. | ||
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The [[Contemporary Christian Music]] and [[country music]] genres are based in Nashville, home to the entertainment district [[Music Row]]. | The [[Contemporary Christian Music]] and [[country music]] genres are based in Nashville, home to the entertainment district [[Music Row]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:10, December 28, 2011
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.
Popular Culture Interests
Teen star Miley Cyrus was born in Nashville and lived there until her move to Hollywood.
The Contemporary Christian Music and country music genres are based in Nashville, home to the entertainment district Music Row.