Author: Linda Nelson
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Our Biggest Volunteer Year Yet
America Gives: Will 2026 be the biggest volunteer year yet? Is 2026 going to be the biggest volunteer year in America? As we celebrate USA’s 250th… Read more
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Your School’s History Awareness
Want to engage a classroom or small group of students on history? How about you talk about the history of your school?? Tips to getting started:… Read more
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Jessica Fitzpatrick – Nashville Sites Tours, QR Codes, and more
Listen (8 min) Jessica Fitzpatrick shares the backstory of Nashville Sites, a free walking tour repository for Nashville with 40 available tours and counting, and more… Read more
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Dali Atchley – Tennessee State Museum Education Resources
Bridging the gap between classroom and informal learning spaces for educators and students Listen (11 min) to how the Tennessee State Museum’s programs are reaching educators… Read more
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Nashville’s History Markers Map
Visit PlanetNashville.org to see History Markers chronologically appear on a map. Click on the website’s map and see the map’s small pins appear at their location.… Read more
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Tennessee Cities and Counties
Click to open or copy image; download to print or save to project for in class discussion. Educator’s overview for the interactive PDF: Tennessee Cities and… Read more
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Dr. Julie Hopkins – MNPS Principal supports local history awareness
Listen (6 min) to a very special guest, Dr, Julie Hopkins, Principal of Glencliff Entrepreneurial Steam Magnet Elementary School (GESMES), who in many ways inspired this… Read more
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Tennessee’s Archives Fit in Nashville
Statewide doors are open for students! Participate in your Capital City year-round You can make Tennessee’s Statehood Day in June an annual goal for students to… Read more
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Free Nashville Walking or Virtual Tours!
Plan a Self-Guided City day – discovery starts here… Nashville Sites makes history and information accessible. What better way to do that than to make all… Read more
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Bill Carey – Founder, TN History for Kids educators resource
Listen (7 min) to Bill Carey, Founder and Director of TN History for Kids (THFK), as he unpacks the need to creating an online resource for… Read more