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The former home of Doyle Williams. It was located at the corner of Main and Forrest Streets in Ashland City. The location is now home to a Dollar General Store. The building formerly housed a Rite-Aid Drugs. In the background can be seen the old…

The former home of Dr. & Mrs. P.L. Pitt on Frey Street in Ashland City.

The Lockert Funeral Home located on Sycamore Street in Ashland City. Formerly the Pickard family home.

A view from the Sam Adkisson Jr. property in Ashland City, Pictured are homes on Smith Street of Harold and Pat Gunn Pitt and Palmer Smith and Maude Simpkins on Elm Street.

Painting by Jenny Heathman of the Hudgens hoe on Hale Street in Ashland City. The home was originally owned by T.J. Adkisson, then the Rev. J. E. Hudgens. The Reve. Hudgens daughter, Mrs. Pinky Christian owned the house until her death. The Jimmy…

The former home of Rev. J.E. Hudgens on Adksson Street in Ashland City. It was originally the home of T.J. Adkisson. It was later owned by Rev. Hudgens daughter, Mrs. Pinky Christian and then Bill and Glover Baker.

The Batson home on Cumberland Street. Home to Robert Batson for many years.

The home of Judge Sam Marable on Main Street in Ashland City. Later, Mr. Marable's daugther, Nancy and her husband, J.C. Balthrop resided here. Today, Judge Marable's grandson, Sam lives here.

The Norwood family home on Main Street in Ashland City. Members of the Norwood family still reside here as of 2021.

The former home of B.J. Boyd on Main Street in Ashland City. The home is today used for offices.

The former Gallaher home which stood on Boyd Street in Ashland City. Demolished.

The home of J.C. Chambliss on Cumberland Street in Ashland City. Mr. Chambliss was a president of Ashland City Bank & Trust Company. The home was demolished. The area is a vacant lot as of 2021.

The former home of Noble and Pauline Gunn on Spring Street in Ashland City. The home was demolished in the early 1990s. Presently four habitat for humanity houses sit on the property.