Ooooops !!!
LOCATION CHANGE for tomorrow - April 23, 2011 - 9:00 am'ish
(The Jackson House is a private residence with no access other than a long private drive.  We will NOT be going to this property unless, at a future time, we have permission from the owners.  Sorry!)

NEW LOCATION - Gallatin Pike Historic District
from the "2010 Nashville Nine" list of threatened historic places 

This is a several block section of Gallatin Pike - Calvert St. on the North to Virginia Ave. on the South.
Lets meet at the library - 4312 Gallatin Pike
Suggested parking spots (depending on where you might want to paint, and if allowed):
   Inglewood Library - 4312 Gallatin Pike  (North end)
   Jackson Park Church of Christ - 4103 Gallatin Pike (South end)

(Example:  Beck & Beck Real Estate - 4205 Gallatin Pike)


Gallatin Pike Historic District – Located in the Inglewood neighborhood in East Nashville, this proposed historic district is comprised of thirteen properties located on the west side of Gallatin Pike between Calvert Street and Virginia Avenue. Local real estate developers platted this particular residential subdivision in 1924 and over the next few years fashionable Tudor Revival and Craftsman-style homes lined Gallatin Pike, an important transportation corridor that shared the state-owned right-of-way with the city’s electric streetcars and an interurban route connecting to Gallatin. In recent years, the entire Gallatin Pike corridor in Davidson County has seen new commercial development, but perhaps none more Inglewood, which has lost several historic properties in recent years including the Albert L. Hadley House in July. The proposed Gallatin Pike Historic District retains a residential feeling and setting due to the number of mature trees and well-maintained lawns. Most of the private homes within the district have already been rezoned commercial and while some have been renovated and repurposed for use as businesses such law and real estate firms. However, recently several of these properties have been listed for sale, undoubtedly due to increased values of commercial property in Inglewood. HNI commends the Inglewood Neighborhood Association for spearheading the recent effort to identify threatened historic properties, including this district. HNI also encourages individual property owners along the Inglewood section of Gallatin Pike to discuss alternatives to with government agency and elected officials.

Above was taken from a Press Release by Alan Hayes, HNI Vice President
for more info http://www.historicnashvilleinc.org/ 

Again, hope to see you tomorrow. 
Please email me back if you are planning to be there tomorrow - so that I know you received this change.
kking84700@aol.com
Happy Painting !
Bitsy King
Call if you need .... 513-0511