Episode 3429

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Tennessee Crossroads

March 04, 2021

Season 34 | Episode 29

Laura Faber introduces us to a Franklin artist who owns Good Day Gifts. Joe Elmore visits Rose Mont in Gallatin. Gretchen Bates visits Short Mountain Distillery in Woodbury, TN. Rob Wilds heads to Monroe County and a historic fort. Presented by Nashville Public Television.

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Good Day Gifts Woodworking on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Good Day Gifts Woodworking

Franklin, TN

Someone once said if you work with your hands and your head, you're a craftsman. If you work with your hands, head, and your heart, you're an artist. Laura Faber introduces us to one such artist who is a wife, a mom and the hands, head and heart behind Good Day Gifts. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.


Rose Mont on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Rose Mont

Gallatin, TN

Tennessee is full of historic, old homes. And thanks to preservation efforts, many have regained their original luster such is the case for Rose Mont in Gallatin, TN. Joe Elmore explores a home inhabited by one single family since it was built in 1842. As you'll discover its design is as unique as its colorful past. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.


Short Mountain Distillery on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Short Mountain Distillery

Woodbury, TN

Tennessee is well known for its distilleries. The Cannon County, TN Short Mountain Distillery that Tennessee Crossroads visited isn't quite a household name yet, but it has plenty to make a day trip worthwhile. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more.


Fort Loudoun on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Fort Loudoun

Vonore, TN

Historic locations may be lost to progress, but the can be re-created to remind us of the events that took place there and the people who were at the center of those events. Tennessee Crossroads went to Loudoun County in East Tennessee to see two such sites: a historic fort and a museum remembering a world-famous linguist. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.