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A World War II Ration Book once owned by Juanita Hudgens (Eller).

1970 photo of Woodson's Hardware Store and Masonic Hall on Main Street in Pleasant View. The building was torn down in the 1970s. Today a replica stands in its place home of the Pleasant View Fire Department.

Letterheads from the Midway Mills owned by the Williams & Tucker families. It began on Sycamore Creek on Old Clarksville Dirt Pike near Sycamore Chapel Church Of Christ. It later moved to Ashland City. The building remains & is located behind the…

The Weekly Union & American newspaper was published in Nashville in the 1960s. This is a subscription receipt found in the county court files. Weekly has been crossed out & replaced with legislative.

A World War II War rations book which once was the property of Juanita Hudgens (Eller)

The membership card of Walter PItt for the International thespian Society. It was issued in the spring of 1977.

Certificate of membership for Walter Pitt in the International Thespian Society. The Thespians were a theater honor group sponsored by speech and drama teacher Joyce Mayo from the 1970s-1990s.

The auction notice appearing in the August 24, 1948, Ashland City Times for the auction of the W.H. Chambliss farm near Pleasant View.

W.B. Lockert Jr. oath of office as Attorney General 08/22/1966

Christmas Post Cards received by Vivian Everett Hudgens (1900-2003). The cards were printed in both the United States and Germany. they were received in the mail from 1908-1912.

Halloween post cards from 1908-1912 belonging to Vivian Everett Hudgens (1900-2003). Many of the cards were printed in Germany.

Postcards from Nashville's past. These include the Ryman Auditorium, Bijou Theatre, WSM Radio Tower, Davidson County Courthouse, First and Third National Bank and Maxwell House Hotel.

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.

Vanderbilt Preparatory Academy was a private school in Kingston Springs during the late 1890s .

Uncle Bill Walker was a long time blacksmith in Ashland City. Included are an article and its photographs from the November 3, 1946 edition of the Nashville Tennessean and a letterhead from Mr. Walker's business.

J.F. Tucker tobacco warehouse in Ashland City. It was located where the Tennessee Central depot was once located.

Photographs featuring tobacco crops in the 1927 annual report by P.W. Worden, county agent.

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The TJ Adkisson estate is possibly the largest personal estate file in the Cheatham County Archives. It features several lawsuits and several auctions. The area of the estate was party part of the Adkisson Addition to Ashland City. This…

Tickets to the 1978 all school play "Oklahoma" performed at Cheatham County Central High School.

The Thomasville 4-H Club 1942-43, submitted to the Ashland City Times by Mrs. Elizabeth Jarrell.