• Mount Olivet Funeral Home & Cemetery - Begin your tour at Mount Olivet Cemetery, celebrated for its historic gravesites and stunning landscapes.
  Notable Graves:
  Monroe Harding (1799-1874): Esteemed Nashville philanthropist and founder of the Monroe Harding Orphanage.
  Emmett Turner (1907-1991): Distinguished African American architect and civil rights advocate.
  Sam Davis (1842-1863): Confederate soldier and scout, famously known as the “Boy Hero of the Confederacy.”
• Sinatra Bar & Lounge - Sinatra Bar & Lounge honors Frank Sinatra’s lasting cultural impact with a unique, Rat Pack-era ambiance in the heart of Nashville’s historic Printers Alley. Situated in Icon Entertainment Group’s Southern Turf Building, Sinatra Bar & Lounge offers a cozy, intimate setting featuring an impressive collection of Sinatra memorabilia, several of Sinatra’s own artworks, and live music daily. The thoughtfully curated menu includes some of Sinatra’s personal favorites, traditional Italian dishes, steaks, a variety of classic cocktails, and more. Providing one of Nashville’s most distinctive and refined entertainment experiences, Sinatra Bar & Lounge is a must-visit for any fan of “Ol’ Blue Eyes.”

Please note that each guest will be responsible for their own meal and/or beverage choices.

• Nashville National Cemetery - Discover Nashville National Cemetery, a federally-managed cemetery dedicated to honoring military veterans.
  Notable Graves:
• Percy Priest (1900-1956): U.S. Congressman and namesake of Percy Priest Lake.
• Ernie Pyle (1900-1945): Pulitzer Prize-winning war correspondent.
• Tennessee State Capitol - Visit the gravesite of James K. Polk (1795-1849): 11th President of the United States. His resting place is located at 6th Avenue North and 600 Charlotte Avenue in downtown Nashville, Tennessee, in Victory Park, on the grounds of the Tennessee State Capitol, adjacent to the Tennessee Capitol Building, 300 feet from Tennessee’s statue of Andrew Jackson, who mentored Polk in his early political career.
• The Crossings of Spring Hill - Conclude your tour by visiting Spring Hill Cemetery, renowned for its tranquil atmosphere and historical importance.
  Notable Graves:
• Adelicia Acklen (1817-1887): Socialite and heiress known for her influence in Nashville’s history and Belmont Mansion.
• William Driver (1803-1886): Sea captain who named the American flag “Old Glory.”
• Alvin C. York (1887-1964): World War I hero and Medal of Honor recipient.

• Private transportation
• Guide

• Lunch

This tour offers an in-depth exploration of Nashville’s history, highlighting the lives and achievements of prominent figures, including military veterans who were influential in their times. The tour can be customized according to your interests and the availability of cemetery tours or access to particular gravesites. Enjoy delving into Nashville’s vibrant cultural and military legacy!

• Total duration includes the travel time.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.