Two standout genre novels of the 30's finally get some overdue recognition.

Metro Archives recently received a small donation of documents/photographs/clippings for a couple of local Nashville families' vertical files. The families that are related by marriage are the McClanahans and the Weakley - 2 families that I found after a little research, have prominent roots in Nashville. The photographs donated date to around the early 20th century and are without doubt, very remarkable. However, many came without a caption or any identifiers at all, and they're not all in Nashville. The families appeared to have traveled a lot. Can you help us out and help identify a few of these locations?  

Teddy Bears: Our favorite furry friends!

I love this cookbook for so many reasons--its fun, veggie-filled recipes, its attention to fixed grocery budgets, and its PDF version with a creative commons license for online sharing.

Shining a light on disco and hip-hop with the Netflix original series The Get Down!

Bob Dylan joins the ranks of previous American laureates in literature--Faulkner, Hemingway, and Steinbeck--with the honor of the Nobel Prize in Literature 2016, "for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song tradition." On the occasion of this award, we offer a Dylan primer.

Happy Artober! Let's celebrate with a book about food math that is so cool, even a nonmath person (like me) will love it!

Lolita is a darkly humorous tragedy about a young girl and a man's obsession with her.

Know a Teen with a broken library card? Prescription: Teen Read Week

A scrapbook attributed to a member of the Whalley family provides a rare and unique glimpse into Nashville's theatrical history.