Fort Nashborough

The new Fort Nashborough, which is the third copy of the first Nashville pilgrims' fortress on the Cumberland River, revives Thursday with a lace cutting and commitment and a solicitation to the whole group to investigate the new stronghold grounds. Metro Parks clarified that the current week's opening of the $1.7 million stage one of the riverfront fortress in downtown Nashville will give guests a more far reaching take a gander at the lives of the early pioneers than past stronghold imitations advertised.

The new fortress and interpretive focus, which will be allowed to visit and will be worked by Metro Parks, exhibit how the pilgrims lived and functioned, and enable individuals to see the outside of the stronghold's log lodges and piece houses that were worked with verifiably precise development.