Plate 3 of the Hopkins Atlas of Nashville. This plate shows the area just west and southwest of the state capitol from Vine St. (present-day 7th Ave.) to Bellville St. bounded by Line St. (later Jo Jo…

Plate 2 depicts downtown Nashville between Union and Broad streets. Many churches, including First Presbyterian and the non-extant Vine Street Temple, are shown. Businesses include theaters, hotels, f…

Plate 16 from the 1889 Hopkins Atlas of Nashville. This plate depicts East Nashville or Edgefield, just east of the Cumberland River. The industrial area along the river as well as residential neighbo…

Plate 4 of the Hopkins Atlas of Nashville depicting Nashville south of Broad Street (Broadway). Numerous schools were located in this part of 1889 Nashville including the State Normal College, Univers…

The plate from the 1889 Hopkins Atlas of Nashville shows a residential neighborhood (part of Historic Edgefield) in present-day East Nashville between 7th and 14th streets to the east and west bounded…

Plates show the residential neighborhood in East Nashville between Russell Street and the Louisville & Nashville (L & N) Railroad. Main Street School, Meigs Public School, and a methodist episcopal ch…

Plate one from the 1889 Hopkins Atlas of Nashville showing downtown Nashville. The county court house, city hall, the State Capitol, and numerous churches are all named. Some businesses are indicated…

Plate 8 of the 1889 Atlas of Nashville detailing the area bounded by Hillsboro Pike, Division Street, and Granny White Pike. The neighborhood is most residential and boasts some of Nashville's larger…

Plate 9 of the 1889 Atlas of Nashville detailing the area near Vanderbilt University. The school's campus is shown including Wesley Hall, Science Hall, the chancellor's residence, the president's hous…

Plate 15 of the Hopkins Atlas of Nashville showing the area in East Nashville along the Cumberland River just north of Spring Street. W. G. Bush's Brickyard is indicated along the river. An L & N rail…

This plate depicts an area of Nashville just north of the Cumberland River and east of Russell St. in present-day East Nashville. Primarily residential, some churches are indicated as are Street Railr…

Plate 10 of the 1889 Atlas of Nashville detailing the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway freight terminal and engine house and the neighborhood directly southwest. A number of African Ameri…

Plate 5 of the 1889 Atlas of Nashville detailing the area south east of downtown along the Cumberland River. Included are the city water works, the city reservoir, Tennessee School for the Blind, the…

This plate depicts an area of North Nashville. Various additions to the city are colored and named. Many residential lots populate this plate however few seem to have structures. Tennessee Manufacturi…

Plate 7 from Hopkins 1889 Atlas of Nashville. The plate depicts the area around St. Cloud Hill and the City Cemetery. Both the Louisville and Nashville (L&N), and Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis…

Samuel Weakley's plat map shows early land claims and "pre-emptions" along Richland Creek near its junction with the Cumberland River west of Nashville, Tenn. (Pre-emptions were 640-acre tracts grante…

Detailed map of Nashville, Tenn. from 1896 shows street names, city ward boundaries, railroads, cemeteries, significant buildings and important landmarks. The map includes concentric lines radiating o…