The Pulaski Citizen, 1866-1898 The Pulaski Citizen has been in continuous publication since 1866. Its origins, however, can be traced back to December 1854, when Abe Watkins and George E. Purvis purchased the Pulaski Gazette and changed its name to the Pulaski...
The Sam Davis Theater Published April 28, 1937, Pulaski Citizen Before the picture show people start work on the new theater at the north-west corner of the Square, it might be interesting to notice the door to the basement room at the north-west corner of the...
Willa McCord Blake Eslick Willa McCord Blake Eslick is best known as the first woman elected to serve in the U. S. Congress from the great State of Tennessee. That was in 1932. With the strong encouragement and backing of her family, friends, and a lifetime of civic...
1,435-page Family History Tells Story of America Through One Man The History of Beverly Willard Family of Virginia and Tennessee chronicles 250 years of American history as told through the descendants of one man, Beverly Willard, who was born in the...
Wolf Gap History & Nature Education Center Wolf Gap serves the past, present and future of Giles County with public spaces and public programs from its location on Tarpley Shop Road, south of Pulaski, Tennessee. The site features a newly established...
