Broadway 

In Nashville Tennessee, Broadway is a passage in the downtown area. On the lower Broadway, there are Honkytonks and live country music which are renowned for an entertainment district. In the middle of the street, there are many retail shops, restaurants, dessert shops and the main thing about the street is that it is a  major place for tourist attraction in Nashville. Its original name is Broad Street.
  
         HISTORY OF THE STREET

• The foremost thing about this street is that it was one of the first roads to run east-west in Nashville.
• Also, the first high school which was inaugurated by the government was constructed on this road in 1875.
• By the Work Progress Administration company  a new post office was built near to union station on Broadway which latest name is First Centre for the Visual Performing arts
• Jimmies Rodgers a Chicago Blue guitarist, singer, and a Harmonica layer who use to perform in bars on Broadway near the river.
• Jimmie Rodger had also solo hits with the R&B chart name “That’s alright”
• When Grand Ol Opry left the Ryman Auditorium the dignity or popularity of Broadway declined.
• Slowly–slowly the life of the area came back when some shows are started in Ryman of Opry.
• In the venue, many famous stars started their carrier like Dierks Bentley, Gretchen Wilson, Willie Nelson.

 
      SOME FAMOUS HISTORICAL LANDMARK

The whole lower broad district had its name in the National register of historic places. There is a location that is registered in historic places:
 
Union station hotel

Its name is registered in the historic places in 1969. By its name, we easily know that it is a station. It stands as a union station.
It has many things which 100 years old like in its lobby there stained glasses which are 100 years old and some foot- vaulted ceilings which are nearly about 65 years old.

• , the late Victorian Romanesque Revival architecture is one of the greatest old things.
• FIRST  CENTRE FOR THE VISUAL ARTS-

        It is located in a Grecian modern-style marble building. The museum has also registered its name in one of the national historic places in 1984.

• HUME- FOGG HIGH SCHOOL-

 It is one of the oldest schools in which is public in Nashville. its name has been registered in historic places.

• FEDERAL OFFICE BUILDING –

It is designed by William Potter in form of Gothic revival architecture. Its name was added to the national historic place in 1972.

• CHRIST CHURCH

The last one was also designed ib Gothic revival by Francis Hatch Kimbal. Its name was added in 1978 in national historic places.
                                                                  

​CLOSURE
Today this historic place is the home to many shopkeepers and honky tonks as well as an attractive place due to its a positive vibe.
This street is the street where people use to have everything and many happiness this street is famous for everything.
Many stars became famous from here many students got qualification from here so this street will be every keepsake for everyone.
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