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Historic Southern Turf Saloon, Nashville

Step back in time with the Historic Southern Turf Saloon, Nashville, a captivating black and white photograph that captures the essence of this iconic establishment. Constructed in 1895 on Cherry Street, now known as 4th Avenue, this building was a cornerstone of Nashville's notorious "gentlemen's quarter," a place where Victorian-era women dared not tread. The Southern Turf Saloon was more than just a watering hole; it was a hub of activity, offering gambling and a clandestine hotel with false walls to accommodate its less savory patrons. This photograph is a testament to the building's storied past, frozen in time and ready to grace your collection.

Archival Pigment Print Features

Our Archival Pigment Print on Baryta Surface Fine Art Paper is the perfect way to bring this historical image to life. This museum-quality print is crafted on heavy-weight, white fine art paper, coated with a surface that mimics traditional darkroom prints. The acid-free and lignin-free paper ensures the longevity of your print, while the tonal contrast and surface beauty make every detail pop. To enhance the framing experience, we include a white border around the print, and it is signed by the artist in the white space below the bottom right corner. This print is carefully packaged and shipped to you without a frame or top mat, arriving in approximately 7-10 business days, and best of all, shipping is free within the United States.

Unveil the Past

Whether you're a history buff, an art collector, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the past, the Historic Southern Turf Saloon, Nashville print is a must-have. Its rich history and striking imagery make it not just a piece of art, but a window into a bygone era. The Southern Turf Saloon's legacy extends beyond its closing in 1914 with Prohibition; its basement in Printer's Alley became the Skull's Rainbow Room in the 1940s. This print is more than a photograph; it's a piece of history that you can hold in your hands. Visit our About the Prints page for complete details about the print and paper options available. Outside the U.S., contact us to arrange a purchase and bring a piece of Nashville's history home.