Named in 1852, Neelys Bend curves the Cumberland River, eight miles from Downtown Nashville and is one of Nashville's most robust, scenic neighborhoods.
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June 15, 2023Disclaimer: If you are easily offended or triggered by content, be careful clicking on some of...June 13, 2023Mary Neely’s story one of woe and survival By Bill Carey April 1, 2016 Updated November 1, 2022...June 13, 2023712 Neelys Bend Historic Signficance The Robert Chadwell House, on Neelys Bend Road in Madison,...June 12, 2023At the corner of Nix Pass and Neelys Bend, 701 Nix Pass was the home of Helen Carter Jones...June 11, 2023The 273 acres of land for Peeler Park were acquired through acquisition of the Euston Nollie...June 10, 2023Located at 1201 Neelys Bend Road, the former Odom's Tennessee Pride Sausage headquarters once sat...June 10, 2023Below are some articles and archives that can also be found at the Metro Nashville Library...June 9, 2023On February 2, 2017, Metro Nashville Police Department Officer Eric Mumaw responded to a call...June 8, 2023Disclaimer: The Peeler Park Cat Colony is something that should not be publicized. Neighbors and...June 8, 2023Many a high school, college, and beyond baseball and softball field has been touched by the...June 7, 2023From the Thursday, June 29, 1989 issue of the Hendersonville Citizen News. No writer given in...Contact Us
Who's behind all of this? Father/Son team, Brian and Zach host the Neelys Bend Facebook groups and created this page, so our neighborhood would have a web presence that tells the story of the great neighborhood we call home.
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