Carriage House Conversations

Belle Meade Plantation believes that everyday stories are the threads that make the fabric of history. Carriage House Conversations is a lecture series that takes place inside the historic Carriage House and offer stories and conversations with local authors, community leaders, and historians.

Thursday, March 22, ​Sarah and Gabriel Chrisman, will be joining the conversation.

The Chrismans are a married couple engaged in a long-term experiential study of culture and technologies of the late nineteenth-century. Sarah writes books about the Victorian era, and their entire life is an ongoing research project into their favorite decades of the 1880’s and ’90’s.

Future Lectures
May 20, 2018:  Dr. Katherine C. Mooney, professor at Florida State University and author of Race Horse Men – How Slavery and Freedom Were Made at the Racetrack
July 19, 2018:  Mr. J. Roderick Heller III, resident of Franklin, TN and author of Democracy’s Lawyer:  Felix Grundy of the Old Southwest
September 20, 2018:  Mr. Paul Clements, renowned Nashville historian and author of several books on Middle Tennessee and Nashville history
November 15, 2018:  Mr. Brian Allison, Nashville historian, specializing in the history of the Battle of Nashville

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