Nashville Experience

@tmartinmss @Tennessean I’m not sure.

@NashExperience @Tennessean Went there from work with coworkers for Happy Hour a couple of times after it opened. It was a very detailed theme restaurant and really cool. You could see a runway that was very close I seem to remember. Didn’t Nashville have another theme restaurant in the west end in the 70’s

The 101st Airborne Restaurant was such a unique place. What do you remember the most about it? - A jetliner takes off from Nashville Municipal Airport Jan. 6, 1982, as workers erect a chimney atop the 101st Airborne Restaurant… - Dale Ernsberger / The @Tennessean

at the south end of the airport at 1362-A Murfreesboro Road. The swank restaurant, scheduled to open Jan. 28, is patterned after an old English farmhouse and will be heavy with rustic décor and World War II memorabilia.

Shoppers at Bellevue Center in Nashville take a break while youngsters enjoy the playground on March 21, 1998. - Freeman Ramsey / The @Tennessean

Lower Nashville Island, shown here on March 22, 1974, sits in the middle of the Cumberland River. The 2.5 acres island, between the I-265 bridge and downtown Nashville, is sometimes under water with only it trees showing. - Jimmy Ellis / The @Tennessean

Did you ever go to Nashville Night Court, just to watch? Photos are from March 4, 1972. - Robert Johnson / The @Tennessean

Cash, who is known as a railroad buff, reportedly will use the building for promotion purposes. He has asked the City of Hendersonville to approve the move, according to Lewis Oliver, city manager.

Country music star Johnny Cash has bought the abandoned railroad station at Amqui, pictured here between Madison and Hendersonville on March 2, 1979. Cash plans to move it to a location near his Hendersonville office/studios. - Dale Ernsberger / The @Tennessean

A member of the Retail Clerks Union Local 1557 pickets the entrance to the Zayre store on Murfreesboro Road Sept. 7, 1964 because they were open on Labor Day. They also protested at the Giant K on Murfreesboro Road and Zayre store in Madison. - J.T. Phillips / The @Tennessean

Drove past the old Rivergate Mall earlier. They’re taking the Sears down.

Nashville restaurant Pelican & Pig closing after property tax spike. - @FOXNashville fox17.com/news/local/nas…

@KayBrooks @Tennessean Not even close. Old Nashville with Opryland, Starwood and low taxes are why I need a time machine.

@NashExperience @Tennessean We lost this and got Woo Woo girls instead. Not an upgrade, IMO.

Opening day at the Opryland U.S.A. Theme Park. It kicks off the park's 17th season. March 26, 1988 - Mike DuBose / The @Tennessean

The Ford Motor Nashville Glass Plant on Centennial Blvd. May 1958 - Photos are from the Metro Nashville Archives.

A scene from the homecoming visit of Navy Commander William Anderson hosted at the Andrew Jackson Hotel in downtown Nashville, September 10th, 1958. - Photo is from the Metro Nashville Archives.

Ryman Auditorium Date unknown - Photo is from The Library of Congress.

The buildings of Neuhoff Packing Company were erected between 1906 and 1950. The complex, located along the Cumberland River near downtown, was abandoned in 1977 when the business was closed. - Photo, and caption, from the Metro Nashville Archives.

Includes an aerial view of several businesses, such as Cain-Sloan and the Sam Davis Hotel (at 132 7th Avenue N and the corner of Commerce).

A 1970s aerial view of downtown Nashville, Tennessee showing parking lots within the central business district, around Fifth Avenue to Seventh Avenue near Church Street and Commerce. - Photo and caption are from the Metro Nashville Archives.

Buildings along 2nd Avenue North in downtown Nashville, circa 1970s. Noted for their architectural value, many of the buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. - Photo is from the Metro Nashville Archives.