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| The history and people who have graced that stage left me in awe. |
I love Nashville Tennessee, it really is the L.A of the south. Even though I have visited several times, there's no way to see or do everything that Nashville has to offer. I still have to go back soon to cross more stuff off of my list, it's almost endless. They try and trap you with their fun attitudes and hospitality. I cannot tell I lie, I wasn't too excited to tour the Ryman but quickly kicked myself and wished I would have went sooner and definitely stayed longer. After the short yet informative and even funny tour, you get to venture out on your own and see the place for what it really is. It's a beautiful old church that was converted to the Ryman and continued The Grand Ole Opry Tradition. The original pews remain and are a reminder of the spirit that you can feel as soon as you walk up the grand staircase. Also the original stained glass windows are intact and breathtaking. I will include captioned pictures for your enjoyment but it will do the place no justice. You have to go and see, feel it for yourself. I will write more about the awesome places of Nashville but the Ryman deserves it's own page. Email me for any questions you may have? I can send you to the cool hidden (safe) hotels and fun things to do, but the Ryman is a stand alone historical, gorgeous place of peace and music.
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| The Grand Staircase. |
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| View from backstage, the upper level shows here. |
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| The gorgeous pews still stand. |
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