South Nashville Street Railroad Terminus

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Location	Nashville, TN, United States
Modern Address	4th and Chestnut
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Description	"The Cumberland have changed their place of practice to a ground at the terminus of the Street Railroad. The ground, although not so large as the Fort Gillem, can, with a little expense and labor, be made a very good one, and as the great objection of having so far to walk is now done away with, we may expect a full turnout on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons." The South Nashville Street Railroad opened in 1866, and consisted of rail cars pulled by horses. The terminus of the street railroad was in the general vicinity of present day Dudley Park.
Sources	"Change of Base." Republican Banner [Nashville, TN], 25 Aug, 1866:3.
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Found by	Christopher Ryland
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Entered by	Christopher Ryland

Clubs

Club	Years	Edit Association with Field
Cumberland Base Ball Club of Nashville	1866

Page	Date	City	Borough	State	Team 1	Team 2	Score	First in	Contributor
Ballgame	1866-10-04	Nashville		TN	Osceola Base Ball Club of Nashville	Flynn Base Ball Club of Nashville	32 - 57		Christopher Ryland