Berry Hill, Tennessee

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Interstate 65 23 songs Highway I 40 20 songs Cumberland River 16 songs

Musical Heritage

Ryman Auditorium — Mother Church of Country RoadyGoat

1892

The Ryman Auditorium, a Gothic Revival brick hall in downtown Nashville (116 Rep. John Lewis Way North, formerly 5th Avenue North), opened in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle. Riverboat captain Tom Ryman bankrolled it after a religious conversion at a tent revival, intending a space for preaching; it was renamed for him after his death. Its church-pew seating and famous acoustics earned it the nickname 'the Mother Church of Country Music.' The Grand Ole Opry broadcast from this stage from 1943 to 1974 before moving to its purpose-built house; the Ryman fell quiet, was nearly demolished, then restored and reopened in 1994. It's a National Historic Landmark and hosts live shows year-round, the Opry returning each winter.

History of Berry Hill

The Daily Wire Headquarters RoadyGoat

The corporate headquarters of The Daily Wire sits in Nashville's Twelve South neighborhood, at eighteen thirty-one Twelfth Avenue South. The Daily Wire is an American media company founded in twenty fifteen by political commentator Ben Shapiro and filmmaker Jeremy Boreing. It's a conservative news and opinion outlet that publishes articles, produces a lineup of podcasts and talk shows, and in recent years has expanded into films, documentaries, and a subscription streaming service. The company originally operated out of the Los Angeles area and relocated to Nashville in twenty twenty, part of a broader wave of media and entertainment companies moving to Tennessee.

Hattie B's Hot Chicken RoadyGoat

Hattie B's brought Nashville hot chicken to the masses starting in 2012. Nick Bishop Sr. and Jr. studied under the originals and built a hot chicken empire. The heat levels range from Southern (no heat) to Shut the Cluck Up (call 911). The line wraps the block on West 19th, and nobody complains because they know what's coming.

The Daily Wire Downtown Office RoadyGoat

Down here in downtown Nashville, a few blocks from the state capitol on Deaderick Street, is one of The Daily Wire's offices. The Daily Wire is an American conservative media company founded in twenty fifteen and headquartered in Nashville. It began as a digital news and podcast operation built around its founders' daily talk shows, and has since grown into opinion commentary, original films and documentaries, a subscription streaming platform called Daily Wire Plus, and children's entertainment. Its presence is part of why Nashville has become a growing hub for media companies based outside the traditional coasts.

3.3 mi away

Ryman Auditorium

1892

Built in 1892 as a tabernacle for revival meetings, the Ryman served as the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 to 1974 and is considered the mother church of country music.

Lower Broadway Honky-Tonk Row

1940

The strip of honky-tonk bars on Lower Broadway in Nashville, anchored by Tootsie's Orchid Lounge and Robert's Western World, has been the heart of live country music since the 1940s.

The Parthenon

1897

A full-scale replica of the original Parthenon in Athens, built for Tennessee's 1897 Centennial Exposition and now a permanent landmark in Centennial Park.

3.3 mi away

Grand Ole Opry House

1925

The longest-running radio broadcast in American history, airing continuously since 1925, now based at the Opry House in the Opryland complex.

7.3 mi away

The Hermitage - Andrew Jackson Home

1804

The plantation home of Andrew Jackson, seventh President of the United States, who lived here from 1804 until his death in 1845.

10.7 mi away

Things to Do in Berry Hill

historical 7.4 mi away
Grand Ole Opry

Country music's most famous stage since 1925. Every legend has played here.
historical 2.9 mi away
Ryman Auditorium

The Mother Church of Country Music. Original home of the Grand Ole Opry.
food 3.9 mi away
Prince's Hot Chicken

The original Nashville hot chicken since 1945. The recipe was revenge. Now it's a religion.
food 2.9 mi away
Hattie B's Hot Chicken

Nashville's modern hot chicken sensation. The line wraps the block. 'Shut the Cluck Up' level will rearrange your afternoon.
food 10.8 mi away
Loveless Cafe

Nashville's legendary biscuits since 1951. The neon motel sign is an Instagram icon.
historical 2.6 mi away
Hatch Show Print

One of America's oldest letterpress shops still printing concert posters by hand since 1879.
historical 3.0 mi away
Willie Nelson Museum

Willie's braids his guitar Trigger memorabilia and more in Nashville.

Everything Near Berry Hill

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