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Revisiting places, businesses and things in Nashville and Middle Tennessee from the 1960s that are no longer here or have changed.
Nashville became the second-largest music production center after New York City in the mid-1960s. The following photos will take you back to the 1960s in Nashville. Don’t forget to see what Nashville looked like in the 1940s and 1950s.
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Old Gulf station, 1960s. Typical 1960s Gulf station design with white porcelain tile and orange overhangs and canopy. High rise block letter sign in back for expressway or interstate locations used at a few such stations built before Gulf adopted a larger orange disc for its towering signs in early 1966, like the sign used in this 1970's Gulf ...
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Jul 31, 2016 · 1960s Full Service Gulf Station. Reed Brothers Dodge Gulf Gas Station. This is a circa 1968 photo of the Reed Brothers Dodge Gulf Gasoline station. The famous Gulf “ice box” design dates back to late 1930’s and there were probably more of these built than any single one of the later Gulf designs.
5. The War Memorial building, circa 1960. Metro Nashville Archives - Facebook. Now you'll find festivals and community events held in the War Memorial Plaza, a far cry from the parking lot it once was. 6. An aerial photo of the city always exemplifies the growth of a town. Metro Nashville Archives - Facebook.
Nov 2, 2020 · A 100-foot-high Nashville Bridge Co. tower, here Oct. 24, 1960, with a giant crane mounted atop and a 150-foot boom that swings in a 360-degree turn, is nearly ready to start hoisting concrete and ...
Nov 30, 2022 · The best photos from 60 years ago in 1962 in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. The 58-year-old Nashville Carnegie Library, here on the right Jan. 5, 1962, will be torn down and a new main branch of ...
