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Chairs - Cheekwood Estate (Nashville, TN)

Chairs - Cheekwood Estate (Nashville, TN)

Part of my ongoing chairs project. They were stacked outside a loading dock area. My sense was that a cafe in the Visitor Ctr had recently closed. I assuned the...
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Part of my ongoing chairs project. They were stacked outside a loading dock area. My sense was that a cafe in the Visitor Ctr had recently closed. I assuned these were being discarded. The historic estate-plantation where I saw them was once owned by the Maxwell House Coffee founders.
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