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Cleveland mill considered for historic places register

The Tennessee flag remains a reflection of government that works.
The Tennessee flag remains a reflection of government that works. The Tennessee flag remains a reflection of government that works.

NASHVILLE – A Tennessee board is scheduled to review proposed nominations to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Tennessee State Review Board said Wednesday it is scheduled to meet Jan. 10 in Nashville to vote on eight nominations to the register, which lists cultural resources worthy of preservation.

Nominated locations are Sanda Hosiery Mills in Cleveland; Travellers Rest in Nashville, Bethel Methodist Church in Morristown; Oaklawn Garden in Germantown; Sterick North Garage and Hotel in Memphis; Bozo’s Hot Pit Bar-B-Q in Mason; Wassom Farm in Telford; and Franklin Historic District in Franklin.

Approved locations will be sent for final approval to the register in the U.S. Department of the Interior.