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	Tennessee State Symbols Capital Constitution Flags Maps Song
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		The final blue strip relieves the sameness of the crimson field and prevents the flag from showing too much crimson when it is limp.
		Tennessee State Symbols Capital Constitution Flags Maps Song
	www.50states.com /tennesse.htm (220 words)

	Tennessee Department of Education
		Tennessee marble, as the metamorphic version of limestone is known, is widely used in public and private buildings.
		Tennessee river pearls are taken from mussels in the fresh water rivers and come in various shapes and colors.
		The Roman numerals XVI signify that Tennessee was the 16th state to enter the Union.
	www.state.tn.us /education/websymbs.htm (679 words)

	American Flag Blog: Tennessee flag still a favorite
		NASHVILLE, Tenn. Tennessee's red banner with a wheel of three stars has remained popular since it was adopted 100 years ago.
		The flag's design has inspired the logos of First Tennessee Bank and the Tennessee Titans.
		Flag expert Devereaux Cannon says that Tennessee residents are more adapt to fly their flag than residents in other states.
	americanflagblog.flagstuff.com /blog/2005/04/tennessee_flag_.html (179 words)

	New York Daily News - Football - A Titanic flag sinks Tennessee
		But officials flagged Titans safety Tank Williams for unnecessary roughness for blocking someone out of bounds at the line of scrimmage.
		NASHVILLE- A personal foul call wiped out Tennessee's 82-yard punt return for a touchdown, and Warren Sapp sacked Steve McNair three plays later, forcing a fumble that Jarrod Cooper recovered in the end zone and lifting the Oakland Raiders to a 34-25 victory over the Tennessee Titans yesterday.
		McNair criticized the penalty, which wiped out a TD that would've given Tennessee the lead.
	www.nydailynews.com /sports/football/story/360871p-307479c.html (263 words)

	Story of "Old Glory"
		By the time the Civil War erupted, most everyone in and around Nashville recognized Captain Driver’s "Old Glory." When Tennessee seceded from the Union, Rebels were determined to destroy his flag, but repeated searches revealed no trace of the hated banner.
		Captain Driver’s grave is located in the old Nashville City Cemetery, and is one of three (3) places authorized by act of Congress where the Flag of the United States may be flown 24 hours a day.
		He retired to Nashville in 1837, taking his treasured flag from his sea days with him.
	www.appleseeds.org /old_glory.htm (263 words)

	Midstate Datebook: Oyster Easter benefits Resource Center - Wednesday, 03/02/05
		Why: Friends of Warner Parks and the Nashville Chapter of the Tennessee Ornithological Society bring in the experts for a program on wintering hummingbirds, their biology, migration and identification, as well as how to attract hummers to your yard.
		What: An exhibit celebrating the Tennessee state flag and honoring the 100th anniversary of its adoption as the official state flag.
		Where: Tennessee Agricultural Museum, Ellington Agricultural Center, Nashville.
	www.tennessean.com /local/archives/05/01/66319692.shtml?Element_ID=663... (263 words)

	tennessee genealogy - commerce
		genealogy tennessee williams parents davidson county uss interstates tennessee memphis flag of governors of knoxville population Historical and books for Kentucky, and North tennessee valley authority nashville population franklin in the Genealogy and Tennessee Room.
		bristol tennessee ernie ford population nashville general information, history and archives and nashville fitzalan-howard tennessee williams critics tennessee williams gay chattanooga Publisher of books -- index to titles.
		rhea county Tennessee amateur and directories of golf courses.
	tennessee-genealogy.commerce.dyndns.org (199 words)

	WHO’S WHO IN NASHVILLE HISTORY
		A land speculator and surveyor, Donelson served in the Virginia House of Burgesses before moving to the Watauga settlements on the Holston and Watauga rivers in East Tennessee.
		He was elected to the House of Representatives in 1796, to the U.S. Senate in 1797, and to the Tennessee Supreme Court in 1798.
		Known as the "first citizen" of Nashville, Jacques Timothy Demonbreun was a French Canadian hunter and fur trader who began coming to the French Lick in the 1760s and built a cabin here.
	www.library.nashville.org /Links/Nashville/historylinks/who.html (199 words)

	Nashville state - SurfersWay.com
		Nashville is also the seat of Tennessee State University (1912), Vanderbilt University (1873), and Nashville State Technical Institute (1969).
		From its headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, AASLH is proud to provide a home for those who work and volunteer in the field of state and local history.
		The state Department of Revenue is now gearing up to deal with a have seized dozens of refrigerators and stoves from an appliance store in North Nashville.
	surfersway.com /q/nashville-state.html (950 words)

	Battle of Fort Donelson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The battle of Fort Donelson took place shortly after the battle of Fort Henry, Tennessee, February 6, 1862, in which Grant and U.S. Navy Flag Officer Andrew H. Foote captured the fort and opened the Tennessee River for future Union movements.
		Fort Henry was a deep salient in the center of the line defending Tennessee, and the railroad south of it had been cut, restricting the lateral mobility needed to rush reinforcements against the larger Union forces that faced them.
		On February 7, at a council of war held in the Covington Hotel in Bowling Green, he decided to abandon Western Kentucky by withdrawing Beauregard from Columbus and to evacuate Bowling Green and move his forces south of the Cumberland River at Nashville.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Battle_of_Fort_Donelson (3989 words)

	Columbia Tennessee - Tennessee
		NASHVILLE, Tennessee Federal, state and local investigators announced Thursday the completion of the on-scene fire investigation of the Pentecostal Church of Jesus Christ located at 724 New Lewisburg Highway in...
		COLUMBIA, Tenn. Police are investigating the death of a Kentucky highway worker who wasn't wearing safety equipment when he fell from a Tennessee bridge and died.
		Tennessee Flag View Columbia, Tennessee Properties Below are the properties you requested.
	columbiatennessee.samptennessee.com (1429 words)

	BellSouth Building, Nashville
		The communications dish atop the main part of the building is covered by the tri-star design, representing the "Volunteer" symbol of the Tennessee state flag.
		Known affectionately by locals as the "Batman Building" for its sleek profile with twin spires similar to the superhero's pointed ears.
		A very similar building, Melbourne Central Office Tower, exists in Melbourne, Australia.
	www.emporis.com /en/wm/bu/?id=122957 (1429 words)

	The 1864 Nashville Campaign: Battle of Franklin, Tennessee
		With their colorful battle flags waving in the breeze, and their regimental bands playing "Dixie" and "The Bonnie Blue Flag," they presented an awesome spectacle that would long be remembered.
		But the din of battle was too loud, the Opdycke was soon caught up in the onrush of forward movement.
		One Federal soldier remarked that the gray line shook the ground and moved "with the speed of an avalanche." So impressive was the sight that the surprised Union soldiers were transfixed by it, with the exception of Lane's and Conrad's men who pleaded to be allowed to retreat to the main lines.
	johnbellhood.org /franklin.htm (2710 words)

	Tennessee Titans
		Helmet logo: A circle with three stars, similar to that found on the flag of Tennessee; a large "T"; and blue and red flames
		The Tennessee Titans are a National Football League team based in Nashville, Tennessee.
		Founded: 1960 As the Houston Oilers, charter members and first Champions of the American Football League (Joined NFL in 1970 merger).
	www.kiwipedia.com /tennessee-titans.html (143 words)

	reverse merger list directory - LoanFindersHub.com
		Nashville State of Tennessee Flag of Tennessee Seal of..
	www.loanfindershub.com /merger-financing/reverse-merger-list.php (143 words)

	East Tennessee State University -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		Tennessee has often been thought of as three states in one because of its three so-called grand divisions—each represented by a star in the state flag.
		Known as the Athens of the South, Nashville is the capital of Tennessee, the seat of Davidson County, the location of the Grand Ole Opry, and home to no less than 16 institutions of higher education.
		Burley tobaccos and livestock are raised in the fertile Tennessee Valley.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9001947?tocId=9001947 (904 words)

	Cities (from Tennessee) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		Tennessee has often been thought of as three states in one because of its three so-called grand divisions—each represented by a star in the state flag.
		city, on the border of Virginia (Washington county) and Tennessee (Sullivan county), U.S., in an extension of the Shenandoah Valley.
		city, seat (1819) of Limestone county, northern Alabama, U.S., in the Tennessee River valley, about 25 miles (40 km) west of Huntsville.
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article-208774 (904 words)

	4500Death4Dixie
		Rebel flags are common in Todd County, Kentucky, a rural enclave an hour's drive north of Nashville, Tennessee.
		Fights over the flag, over the playing of "Dixie," and over "Old South" balls erupted on many college campuses and in some high schools.
		When police searched his truck, they found a single bullet hole in the door, a loaded 380 automatic that belonged to Westerman, and his black cowboy hat with a big wad of watermelon bubble gum stuck to the brim.
	www.terry.uga.edu /~dawndba/4500Death4Dixie.htm (904 words)

	Nashville National Cemetery
		The original interments were the remains of soldiers removed from temporary burial grounds around Nashville’s general hospitals, as well as the Civil War battlefields at Franklin and Gallatin, Tenn., and Bowling Green and Cave City, Ky. There are 4,141 unknowns interred at Nashville National Cemetery.
		The American flag is proudly flown 24 hours a day as a symbol of our diligence to ensure that the consecrated grounds of this cemetery will remain a living trust in remembrance of the men and women who are at eternal rest.
		Colonel Edward S. Jones, Commander of the 3rd Pennsylvania Cavalry, was also the founder of the Department of Tennessee and Georgia Grand Army of the Republic and served as Commander for many years.
	www.cem.va.gov /nchp/nashville.htm (1493 words)

	SurfWax: News, Reviews and Articles On Dover International Speedway
		Newman took the green flag at the front of the field for the MBNA Race Points 400 at Dover International Speedway.
		The Company owns and operates Dover International Speedway in Dover, Delaware; Nashville Superspeedway near Nashville, Tennessee; Gateway International Raceway near St. Louis, Missouri; and Memphis Motorsports Park in Memphis, Tennessee.
		Sure, a third-place finish last Sunday at Dover International Speedway helped him immensely in his bid to make the 26-race cut and be part of the 10-man field that will decide the championship in the last 10 races.
	venues.surfwax.com /files/Dover_International_Speedway.html (4626 words)

	Toyota.com : Motorsports : NASCAR : News : Toyota Notes & Quotes -- Nascar Craftsman Truck Series -- Richmond International Raceway - September 8, 2005
		Skinner, driver of the No. 5 Bill Davis Racing Tundra, started on the outside of row one and led 190 laps en route to the checkered flag.
		Pole-winners in Tennessee were Reutimann (Bristol), Skinner (Nashville) and Whitt (Memphis).
		WIN ONE: Mike Skinner's victory at Bristol was his first NCTS win driving a Toyota Tundra and the 17th victory of his NCTS career (third all-time).
	www.toyota.com /motorsports/news/ncts/2005/09-07-01.html (1424 words)

	Governor Don Sundquist declares "BatonTwirling Week in Tennessee".
		The young ladies pose beneath the Tennessee State Flag at the Bicentennial Mall.
		TTI Queens at the Bicentennial Mall State Park in Nashville.
		Tennessee's capitol is the second oldest working capitol in the United States.
	www.tntwirlers.com /photo7.htm (1424 words)

	Cavitt 31st TN Infantry
		During the Battle of Nashville a large group of the 31st were captured and Sgt. Beliew ripped the flag from the staff and hid it under his cloths.
		Regiment moved with the brigade from Corinth toTupelo, to Chattanooga, with Gen. Bragg in the invasion of KY, culminating in the Battle of Perryville Oct. 8,1862 (this is a reenactment battle annually now).
		Four Tennessee regiments remained together throughout the war, the 31st, and 33rd were together at times as a field unit, and the 4th and 5th Tennessee remained and were placed under Maj. Gen.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/Lofts/6964/cavitt31.htm (982 words)

	Texas article - Texas Flag Texas State nickname Other U.S. States Capital Austin Largest - What-Means.com
		The Houston Oilers, formerly based in Texas, moved to Memphis and later to Nashville, Tennessee, and became the Tennessee Titans.
		As of the 2000 Census Texas had 22 Metropolitan Statistical Areas or MSAs and 2 Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas or CMSAs; for a total of 24 metropolitan areas.
		University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Texas (2300 words)

	NAVA 39
		If you wish to present a paper or set up a display at the 39th ANNUAL CONVENTION of NAVA (7-9 October 2005 in Nashville, Tennessee), please mail the following information to 1st Vice President Devereaux Cannon by 1 JULY 2005:
		It is named in honor of Captain William Driver, who christened the United States flag “Old Glory.” The award is generously cosponsored by the National Flag Foundation.
		As a condition of being considered for the award, presenters agree that NAVA has the right of first refusal to publish their presentation in either NAVA News or Raven: A Journal of Vexillology.
	tnlta.org /NAVA39/papers.htm (491 words)

	Texas article - Texas Flag Texas State nickname Other U.S. States Capital Austin Largest - What-Means.com
		The Houston Oilers, formerly based in Texas, moved to Memphis and later to Nashville, Tennessee, and became the Tennessee Titans.
		As of the 2000 Census Texas had 22 Metropolitan Statistical Areas or MSAs and 2 Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas or CMSAs; for a total of 24 metropolitan areas.
		University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
	www.what-means.com /encyclopedia/Texas (2300 words)

	Captain Tod Carter, Confederate States Army
		From Col. Carter's diary we learn that Tod Carter was among a deputation of sixteen Confederates sent to Mill Springs with a flag of truce for the purpose of arranging with the Federals concerning the body of Gen. Zollicoffer.
		Sallie Ewing Carter, whose sympathies were always strongly enlisted for the Confederate cause, made a Confederate flag and raised it over her house on Third Avenue North, the same day one was unfurled from the Capitol in Nashville.
		The Confederates at Gainesboro, under command of Gen. George B. Crittenden were ordered to Shiloh or Pittsburg Landing on the Tennessee River.
	tennessee-scv.org /Camp854/todbio.htm (3908 words)

	Civil War Prison Elmira page 1
		Chapter XIX, Prisons, North and South, Section 7, Titled: "The Privations of Life in Elmira Prison." is a narrative by a Tennessee prisoner, Marcus B. Toney, titled: "The privations of a Private", Nashville, Tenn.; Methodist Episcopal Church South, 1905.
		From an internet browser who has lived in and around present day Elmira, NY all their life I learned that today all that remains of the prison is a memorial which includes one of the original flag staffs.
		Elmira is located approximately 217 miles northwest of New York City.
	home.jam.rr.com /rjcourt52/cwprisons/elmiran.htm (3908 words)

	History of Butler County Pennsylvania, 1883-12, 78th
		The fury of the conflict now threatened mutual annihilation, but STANLEY and MILLER, with their brigades, composed of the Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Indiana regiments, before mentioned, charged simultaneously, and drove the enemy rapidly before them, capturing a battery and taking the flag of the Twenty-sixth Tennessee, the Color-Sergeant being killed with a bayonet.
		James S. NEGLEY, of Pittsburgh, moved, by transport, to Louisville, Ky. Six days later, the brigade was transferred by rail to Nolin's Station, on the line of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, where it was attached to Gen. A.
		Soon after, NEGLEY's division, of about seven or eight thousand men, was re-enforced by Palmer's division of the Army of the Mississippi, which, marching from Tuscumbia, Ala., brought in a force about equal to that of NEGLEY's.
	www.rootsweb.com /~pabutler/1883/83-12c.htm (3908 words)

	BellSouth Building, Nashville
		The communications dish atop the main part of the building is covered by the tri-star design, representing the "Volunteer" symbol of the Tennessee state flag.
		Known affectionately by locals as the "Batman Building" for its sleek profile with twin spires similar to the superhero's pointed ears.
		A very similar building, Melbourne Central Office Tower, exists in Melbourne, Australia.
	www.emporis.com /en/wm/bu?id=122957 (129 words)

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