Photographer Chip Clark Documented the Science Behind the Mason Story When the cast iron coffin believed to contain the remains of Isaac Newton Mason was opened at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of Natural History in May 2003, a room filled with...
A Brief Sketch of the Settlement and Early History of Giles County Tennessee by James McCallum, 1876Published by the Pulaski Citizen, 1928 First Settlers The first White persons who explored Giles County or passed through it, so far is now known, were the...
150 Years of Local News Recapped in A Page from the Past a page from the past…, a 150-year look at Giles County’s history as presented on the pages of the PULASKI CITIZEN since 1854, became available to the public June 15, 2005....
Ancient Wood Waterline Exposed The following article was published in The Pulaski Citizen on Sept. 13, 1967. An underground water line possibly a part of Pulaski’s pre-Civil War water system was unearthed last week by contractor Bobby Lee (The Old Dirt Dobber) and...
