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This paper analyzes immigration trends into Nashville and compares them to other southern cities in the 19th century. The paper also looks at migration from the north to the south.

Christian Keen and Kelsey Raymond present at the 2017 Trevecca Student Research Symposium

Christian Keen and Kelsey Raymond presenting research at the Trevecca Student Research Symposium

Alysa Yates and Lydia Michel presenting on 19th-century immigration to Nashville

Alysa Yates discussing 19th-century immigration to Nashville

A close-up of a portrait of Adelicia Acklen

A view of the exterior facade of the Belmont Mansion

A Tennessee Historical Marker for the Belmont Mansion, which provides historical information on the site.

This paper explores the modes of transportation available to people in Nashville in the 19th century, including river travel, railroads, carriages, and the roads/turnpikes most likely used.

This paper traces some of Adelicia Acklen's business ventures and real estate transactions.