Our purpose is to serve as the primary repository for Cheatham County Government records, and to maintain the collection and preservation of those records, along with that of historical documents, photos, and other materials. As stated in our mission and vision, we strive to promote local government efficiency and historical preservation, while providing innovative approaches to research and expanding accessibility of selected historical resources to the community.
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We welcome donations of photographs and documents pertaining to Cheatham County families and communities. If you have items such as those that you would like to keep, but wish for them to be a part of the Archives, we are happy to digitize those items for you at no cost.
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Harold G. Pitt Sr. family
Harold G. Pitt family Thanksgiving 1970s. FRONT: Ken Gentry, Melissa Pitt Gentry, Sarah, Walter Pitt, Karin Gecho, Harold & Pat Gunn Pitt, Joyce &…
1st grade Ashland City Elementary School 1950-51
The 1950-1951 1st grade class of Ashland City Elementary School.
Pickard Family
An early act on the Grand Ole Opry, the Pickard Family from Cheatham County are shown here in the early 1920s.
Jesse Thomas Darrow & Stella Mae Rediker
Jesse Thomas Darrow & stella Mae Rediker early 1920s. They were married June 25, 1925. Horse is named Emma. Photograph taken by Will Darrow the only…
1951-52 Cheatham County Central High School Boys Basketball Team
1951-1952 Boys basketball team at Cheatham County Central High School
1951-52 Cheatham County Central High School Girls Basketball Team
The 1951-1952 girls basketball team at Cheatham County Central High School.
Tobacco Warehouse Ashland City
J.F. Tucker tobacco warehouse in Ashland City. It was located where the Tennessee Central depot was once located.
Cheatham County Courthouse Memorial
The program for the dedication of the veteran's memorial at the Cheatham County Courthouse in Ashland City, Tennessee.