Restoring the Two Rivers Mansion

An initial investment just short of 2 million dollars resulted in a complete restoration of the exterior of the Mansion, significant improvements to the interior, farm fencing across the front of the property, new signage along McGavock Pike, a 20-year Master Plan for the property, a calendar of annual events, offering historic tours, opening the 1802 House, installation of security devices, and plans for a new event center that will enable the Mansion to become a house museum. In February 2024, a second exterior restoration project was begun by the Parks Department. This project is expected to last until the spring of 2025 and will result in a structure as close to newly constructed as possible.

During the exterior work, a fifth bedroom was reclaimed from an unused portion of the second floor, and wallpaper and plaster replacement and repair were completed in other second-floor rooms.

Help Preserve a Piece of Local Nashville History

The Friends of Two Rivers Mansion is a 501(c)3 dedicated to raising community awareness about the home, its heritage, and to raising funds to preserve this piece of local history. We need your help to continue this important work.

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