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Book cover for "Four Feet, Two Sandals" depicting two young girls walking in a refugee camp, each wearing one yellow sandal.
Recent events have brought the world's attention to the presence of refugees in the United States. The children's picture books featured in this blog post share what it’s like to be a refugee from a child’s perspective, and are wonderful to share with children of all backgrounds.
Construction photo from the Titans Stadium.
Hard to believe it’s been 18 years since the Titans’ first game in their new home and jerseys. Through seasons of players and coaches, they’ve remained a hometown favorite. Construction on “Adelphia Coliseum” began in May 1997. Metro Archives has photos of the build—enjoy some Titans nostalgia!
woman in dark overcoat tosses a red beret in the air.
Yeah, cheesy title. We know. But, want to know more about the woman who set the standard for women's early roles in television? We've got you covered.
Book cover for The Hellbound Heart showing a skull with needles sticking in all angles.
Frank's sole purpose in life is to experience the pleasures of the world, without consequence. Frank's brother just wants to be good husband, and live a quiet domestic life. Frank's actions pull his family into a horrifying world full of horror.
close up photo of colorful lego bricks
Registration for Nashville Public Library's 7th Annual LEGO Competition is now open!
Old magazine cover showing family listening to radio
The Special Collections Division holds a surprisingly wide array of resources about local radio stations and radio culture.
Book cover for "Sheet Pan Suppers".
If your New Year’s resolution was to cook at home more often, this is the cookbook for you.
Cover of "Daught of Gods and Shadows" showing a black woman in a ruffed collar.
Mkombozi was supposed to be Theia's savior, but destroyed it instead. Now, it has fallen to Eden to save Earth from the same fate that befell Theia, whether she likes it or not.