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Balthrop-Clifton Motors as pictured in the 1954 edition of the Cheatham County Central High School annual, "The Echo". The business was located on Main Street. Its building last housed the Marrowbone creek Brewing Company. Carl Balthrop and Albert…

The Blanket Store in a 1954 photograph from the 1954 Cheatham County Central annual, "The Echo". the store was located on 41A highway near Pleasant View.

Sale notice for the narrows of the Harpeth property including the tunnel and land of Montgomery Bell.

Paul Langston and Sherry Gupton pictured in the 1954 annual, "The Echo" from Cheatham County Central High School.

The 1954 faculty of Cheatham County Central High School as they appeared in the 1954 annual, "The Echo".

Photographs from the 1930 county agents report by county agent P.W. Worden.

1900 letterhead from the J.H. Burkholder Lumber Dealers.

The Marrowbone School formerly located on Little Marrowbone Road.

The Marrowbone Bridge constructed in early 1900s on Hydes's Ferry Pike. The funding for the bridge from the Cheatham County Court is also included.

Photographs from Nashville, Tenn. newspaper featuring the tobacco crop of the county.

Miscellaneous photographs from the county agents report of 1933. These photographs include Poplar Ridge and Triangle field days, terracing and Bethel wheat control.

Photographs from the 1933 county agents report. These photographs are of the tobacco crop in Cheatham County.

Extension Office County Fair display, date unknown.

The old water tower at Sycamore Mill located near the dam. It was used if fire broke out at the powder mill. A pipe ran through the bottom of the tower down the bluff to the creek. At the top of the tank a small pipe extended over to the edge of the…

Photographs of the iron bridge connecting Sycamore Mill with the Sycamore to Pleasant View Road. Constructed in 1891 and designed by E.C. Lewis, the six cable iron bridge is believed to be the only nineteenth century six cable bridge still standing…

Agricultural meeting at Cheatham County Courthouse. Cheatham County Agent J. Ben Thompson is pictured 2nd on the first row from L-R.

Photographs from the Cheatham County Extension Office featured in the Ashland City Times from 1963-1967. Included are Susanne Fort, Rick Winters, William Elliott, Yvonne Winters, Mike McCall, Wayne Shearon Jr., Jimmy Shearon Jr., Candy Plumlee, Karen…

4-H Parade in downtown Ashland city. The date ranges from the mid 1940s-mid 1950s. The buildings pictured are duke hardware, Murff Brothers and Bouldin's Store. The picture was located in the file of County Agent Ben Thompson who served as agent from…