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Episode 3046 of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads

3046

Country Diner Restaurant, Class Glass, Kayaking Piney River, Beale Street Flashback

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Episode 2910 of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads

2910

Scott County Museum, Class Glass, Stratford Sparta Bots, Natchez Trace Parkway

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Episode 3342 of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads

3342

Pretentious Glass & Beer Company, Beacon Light Tea Room, Crayon Artist, Jam Lee House

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Episode 3514 of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads

3514

Medal of Honor Center, Sassy Pecan, This Little Light Glass, Storytellers Museum

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Episode 3415 of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads

3415

Creekside Bonsai, Sweet P's Barbeque, Scott County Museum, Martha Kelly Art

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The Beacon Light Tea Room on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

The Beacon Light Tea Room

Bon Aqua, TN

To many of us, the words "tea room" conjure up visions of finger sandwiches, scones and dainty little tea cups. Well, you can get tea at the Beacon Light Tea Room, as long as it's iced tea. It's the sumptuous Southern cooking that attracts loyal diners -- like fried chicken, country ham, red-eye gravy and biscuits. Let's pay a visit to this now historic restaurant in Bon Aqua, TN to discover their secret. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.

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Storytellers Museum on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Storytellers Museum

Bon Aqua, TN

The universe is a huge place. For most of us, there is one place around which our personal universe seems to resolve. For Johnny Cash, it was a farm in the community of Bon Aqua, TN. Don't think Johnny Cash is forgotten there. The new owner has made sure of that. Tennessee Crossroads met Brian Oxley and learns how he has preserved not only the Cash memory, but the storytelling he loved so much. Watch this and more episode segments of Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads.

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Douglass-Clark House on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Douglass-Clark House

Gallatin, TN

Cindy Carter tours the historic Douglass-Clark House

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Half Ass Acres on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Half Ass Acres

Chapel Hill, TN

The Mediterranean ancestors of the little donkeys you're about to meet may have been beasts of burden, but this generation has got it made in the shade. Tennessee Crossroads' Susan Watson spent the day with a couple who are down-right devoted to their donkeys. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about Half Ass Acres in Chapel Hill, TN.

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Looking Glass Restaurant on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Looking Glass Restaurant

Clarksville, TN

If you're looking for a bright, cheery place to dine, there is a place in Clarksville, TN that offers more than just a five sta meal. In fact, it started out as an art gallery and now the art is in their food. Tennessee Crossroads paid a visit to this award-winning, off the trodden path restaurant and gourmet bakery. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about The Looking Glass Restaurant.

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Susan Parry - Glass Artist on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Susan Parry – Glass Artist

Signal Mountain, TN

From Signal Mountain, TN to the Nation's Capitol one creative Chattanooga, TN artist has brought recognition to the state in so many colorful ways. Her name is Susan Parry and she's well-known for her jewelry and small sculptures, not to mention some very special Christmas tree ornaments. It's been quite a journey for her as Tennessee Crossroads discovered when we paid a visit to her studio not too long ago. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about Susan Parry - Glass Artist.

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Rutherford County Blacksmiths Association on NPT's Tennessee Crossroads

Rutherford County Blacksmiths Association

Murfreesboro, TN

Back in the day when horses were the major means of transportation, if your family steed needed new shoes it was off to the local blacksmith, and just like transportation has changed, so has the role of blacksmiths. Tennessee Crossroads discovered a creative new way some Tennessee metalsmiths are serving society.

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