Nashville, TN
Laura Faber learns the art of charcuterie from the Nashville Cheese Gal.
Memphis, TN
Joe Elmore finds a clothier at the Peabody Hotel in downtown Memphis who's been dressing rock stars and other folks, including Elvis Presley, since 1946.
Nashville, TN
They say Nashville is growing in population everyday. Whether it’s for the natural beauty, the great food or the great people, once folks get here some never really want to leave. Rich in history and plenty of urban legends, some say even the dearly departed are still hanging around. Tennessee Crossroads takes us on “Nashville Haunted Ghost Tour" where we stop at all the local haunts. Join us on Tennessee Crossroads and Nashville Public Television to find out more.
Memphis, TN
Agriculture is still a thriving industry in Tennessee, and cotton is still a huge crop. In earlier times cotton wasn't just the livelihood of a farmer, but it was the reason Memphis, TN was on the map. Join Nashville Public Television's Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about the Cotton Museum.
Knoxville, TN
Joe Elmore discovers there's plenty to see and do in Knoxville, this urban weekend getaway to East Tennessee. The Oliver Hotel was formerly known as The Hotel St. Oliver
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.
Ashland City, TN
O'Brien's Southern Diner just outside Ashland City, TN. has much of that 'at home' feeling is because of owner Candice O'Brien Beasley, who makes certain every plate that leaves her kitchen passes her personal 'perfection' test. Join us on Tennessee Crossroads and Nashville Public Television to find out more.
Cookeville, TN
People collect all sorts of things, from rare coins to sports memorabilia and it's not very often that personal collections go on display, but Tennessee Crossroads' Gretchen Bates traveled to Cookeville, TN to visit an entire museum dedicated to one woman's lifetime collection of dolls.