Look Who's Talking
Popular Assembly speaker who won the Pulitzer Prize for his biography of Andrew Jackson.
Who is Jon Meacham?
Assembly cottage no. 2 where Scott and Linda Parrish live.
What is the Chautauqua House?
Favorite pottery sold at the Assembly.
What is McCarty?
An underground site for Emmy Award-winning PBS series, Bluegrass Underground.
What is The Caverns?
A “pack the house speaker” who told us in 2019 about the Korean War/Conflict?
Who is Hampton Sides?
A museum, a conference center, a FedEx drop off spot.
What is Pulliam Conference Center (& Museum)?
Assembly member known for her Arty Parties.
Who is Virginia Curry?
From here you can you see seven states.
What is Rock City?
Memphian and famed Civil War historian who spoke in the MSSA Auditorium.
Who is Shelby Foote?
Famous mobster who once owned the house that is High Point Restaurant.
Who is Al Capone?
An art museum and shop in an Assembly cottage.
What is The Gallery?
Site of the annual National Cornbread Festival.
What is South Pittsburg?
Marvelous platform superintendent who lines up all Assembly speakers and performers
Who is Ruth Cobb?
This Assembly cottage has twelve bedrooms and sleeps 24.
What is the Alabama House?
An artist among us whose colorful cottage is like a gallery.
Who is Ellen More?
Golf Digest says it is the “Nation’s best 9-hole golf course.”
What is the Sweetens Cove Golf Course?
Popular NYTimes columnist and gardener from Nashville, scheduled to speak this summer.
Who is Margaret Renkl?
The last operating Assembly “boarding house” and inn, now for sale.
What is the Edgeworth Inn?
New shop behind the Mountain Goat Market run by Assembly entrepreneurs.
What is Oakes and Oliver’s Modern Mercantile?
Boisterous annual 4-day music festival in Manchester.
What is Bonnaroo?