A house in Bell Buckle is a true work of art. It’s just gone up on the market. It’s one thing to have a tour. It’s another to hear the powerful story of the place.
If you’re like me, sometimes you see a work of art and think, ‘what’s the story there?’ Well, I do know this one. The sea serpent in Nashville’s Fannie Mae Dees Park is by artist Pedro Silva. It arrived in the early 80s, and a few years ago, a restoration was lead by Lynn Driver.
Driver is the owner of the Bell Buckle Mosaic House…