Hometown Hero “by Linda D. Dean”
Honoring a Local Air Force Hero In tribute to a courageous airman from Springfield, a display titled “A Hometown Hero” was once added to the Military Room of the Robertson
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Honoring a Local Air Force Hero In tribute to a courageous airman from Springfield, a display titled “A Hometown Hero” was once added to the Military Room of the Robertson
Springfield’s first moving picture house opened on April 23, 1907, by Joe Green in a frame building on the east side of South Main Street. Mr. Green’s films were one-reel
Progress on Courthouse Restoration The Courthouse restoration progressed beautifully with an estimated opening of late January 2007. During the work, part of an 1879 interior wall was removed. The bricks
Reflections on the Civil War’s 150th Anniversary As we reflect on the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, our minds often wander to the familiar imagery of the “Old South.”
The History Behind 303 North Main Street, Springfield, Tennessee Every old house keeps a picture album inside its walls, images of days lived, heartache, and laughter. Here are a few
Continue readingSnapshots from North Main “by David C. Allen”