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Whether you are visiting Nashville for a day or a lifetime,I can humbly show and guide you through every aspect of what this great city has to offer.

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I've written over 1000 articles about Nashville and/or Tennessee, have one published book on the topic, and have had numerous articles and photographs published locally and throughout the world.
Currently I operate and or run several websites and blogs including Nashville.About.com (for the NYT) as well several other local websites. I'm a longtime resident of Nashville and Middle Tennessee, having Tennessee Lineages that date back to the 18th century.

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Recent Answers from Jan Duke

2012-01-25 Food for thought:

Hi Paul, I'm assuming you are talking about the article I wrote on Making it in the Music Business.     I really don't think

2010-09-26 Christmas in Nashville:

I would say, without a doubt, to stay at the Opryland Hotel. It's just so unbelievably magical during the Christmas Season.    If you need visit the downtown district just take use of the hotel's shuttle

2010-06-15 visiting nashiville after the floods:

I wouldn't change plans at all- most all of Nashville is open and businesses is back to normal  with the exception of a few places like Opry MIlls Mall, Gaylord Opryland Hotel, and Schermerhorn Symphony

2009-12-03 new years eve in nashville:

Normally there aren't any super great fireworks shows on NYE here, but this year they are having one downtown near the Hard Rock Cafe. I always recommend staying at Opryland during the Christmas season-

2009-11-28 Moving to Nashville:

Carla,  Congrats on getting into Vandy! Imho, $3000 is cutting it close but it is doable. Vandy is like having a city within Nashville - it's big. The good news it since it's so big it also has its own

 

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