April 13th, 2022 marks the 144th anniversary of the Clarksville fire of 1878. Racial issues and post-Civil War tensions played key roles in the fire that destroyed 15 acres of downtown Clarksville. We sat with local historian, and 32-year veteran of the Clarksville Fire Department,  Randy Rubel to talk more about the fire. Check out pictures a more from our Walk Through Clarksville channel: https://youtu.be/mzQWjKqdUQ4

Who are the Freinds Of The Library and what do they do?  Plus, after two years off, will the Used Book Sale make a comeback?  We talk about all this and more!

In this episode, local Author and Historian Carolyn Ferrell shares stories from her career and how all of Clarksville's history is woven together.

Why is Kraft Street named Kraft Street? What about Spring Street? We explore the stories behind the names of some Clarksville streets.

Local author Kimberly Davis sits with us to talk about her book, THE ROOT.  In The Root, Davis shares stories of healing, redemption, and deliverance.  All with the goal of helping the reader find the same.  A copy of her book can be found at bit.ly/BTSTheRoot

The father of our public library, a Judge, a Veteran, and more!  This episode of Podcast Through Clarksville takes a look at the life of Judge Charles Tyler and how his impact on Montgomery County is still being felt today.

Does the courthouse have a twin somewhere?  Has it always been in that same location? A tornado and more! We dig deeper into the history of the historic Montgomery County Courthouse.

A deep dive into the history of the Clarksville Customs House. 

As you wish!  We sit down and talk about one of our favorite movies, Princess Bride!

In this episode, we talk with local Author Doctor Joe Ann Mallory Burgess.  She is the co-author of The Legacy of Burt High school: The Evolution Of A Small Black School In a Small Southern Town. For more information about the Author, please email [email protected]