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In the 1920s, when
the house was owned by the Dickensons, descendents of Judge
Overton, the family built a formal garden east of the main
gallery. More Coming Soon» |
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Added in 2003
south of the Weaving House, the garden informs visitors about the
kinds of herbs grown by Mary Overton in the early 19th century and
their medicinal uses. More Coming Soon» |
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At its pinnacle in
1833, Travellers Rest was a 2300-acre plantation. Today, the
property is surrounded by suburban Nashville and only 9 acres of
Overton's original holdings remain. More Coming Soon» |
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