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Nashville Looked Up, Together

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Cabinet card of two unidentified women
Cabinet card of two unidentified women · Taylor & Wrye, American · Public domain · source

The moon over Nashville deepened to a rare copper hue late last week as Earth's shadow swept nearly all the way across it. From the lawns of Belle Meade to the rooftops of Green Hills, the whole city paused under the same darkened sky.

With reporting from Nashville Banner.

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