• The Nashville City Cemetery, located at 1001 4th Avenue South, is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville.
  • Nashville City Cemetery is the oldest public cemetery in Nashville, Tennessee. Many of Nashville's prominent historical figures are buried there.
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  • THIS SATURDAY, October 28, the Master Gardeners of Davidson County will be at the Nashville City Cemetery to give a presentation on seed saving.
  • TCLF logo. City Cemetery, Nashville, TN. ... Situated adjacent to Fort Negley, this burial ground is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville.
  • Sunday, April 27th, Tony and I stopped at the Nashville City Cemetery. I love walking around this cemetery. The tombstones are like works of art.
  • *Note: Fourth Avenue is one way going south between Lafayette and Chestnut. The Nashville City Cemetery is open for public visitation from Dawn to Dusk.
  • Nashville City Cemetery is the oldest public burial ground in the city of Nashville. This Music City cemetery is the site of over 22,000 burials...
  • In its unrivaled grace, the Nashville City Cemetery has kept the city’s founders, bricklayers, and soldiers in eternal peace.
  • Nashville is home to one of the most haunted cemeteries in the Country, the Nashville City Cemetery.
  • Nestled south of downtown near Fort Negley is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Music City — the Nashville City Cemetery.
  • The Nashville City Cemetery, established as the city's earliest public burial ground, has been a part of Nashville since January 1, 1822.
  • The Nashville City Cemetery was open to all people. Let’s learn a little bit more about the City Cemetery and the famous Nashvillians who rest there.