"OLD MAN" PERDUE

"OLD MAN" PERDUE HAD A GATE ACROSS THE ROAD AND EVERYONE HAD TO GET OFF OF THEIR HORSE OR WAGON TO OPEN THE GATE THAT GAVE HIM TIME TO COME OUT AND ASK WHERE THEY WERE GOING. MALLIE SAID THE HOUSE WAS THERE BEFORE SHE WAS BORN. SHE'S IN HER 20'S NOW.

Survey ID

SU-893

Common name

PERDUE PLACE

Original use

Residential Structure

Ethnic / cultural affiliation

White, Not Hispanic

Survey-noted threats

None/Property Stable

Type

building

County

Sumner County

Sourced from the Tennessee Historic Resource Survey and the National Register of Historic Places. Some survey records carry limited detail.