Examination Helped Confirm Mason’s Identity

Examination Helped Confirm Mason’s Identity When the heavy cast iron lid was hoisted from the coffin of what was believed to be Isaac Newton Mason’s remains in the Anthropology Conservation Laboratory on the third floor of the Smithsonian Institution on May 28, the...
First Oil Well to be Opened on Beeler Farm

First Oil Well to be Opened on Beeler Farm

First Oil Well to be Opened on Beeler Farm 17 Carloads of Machinery Expected to Arrive Next Week for Campbellsville Drilling Company Plans to Sink First Well to Depth of 5,000 to 8,000 Feet Within a few days, Giles County will witness the start of efforts to extract...
First Telephone Office

First Telephone Office

First Telephone Office The first telephone service in Pulaski was over a toll line from Nashville in 1884. This line was constructed by the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company, which had been organized in 1883 with the general office in Nashville. In 1885 the...
Four Corners of Pulaski

Four Corners of Pulaski

Four Cornerstones of Pulaski This article entitled “Old Land Marks” appeared in the – May 7, 1924, issue of the The Pulaski Citizen.  By a treaty between commissioners representing the United States and Indian tribes entered into July 23, 1805, the...