Riverwood Mansion is one of Nashville’s historical treasures. The Metropolitan Historical Commission has identified it as one of Nashville’s most significant historic structures. Built in the late 1790′s among its original 2,500 acres, Riverwood is one of Nashville’s oldest homes, and at 9,200 square feet, it is one of the largest. Known for its lavish parties, with famous guests including seven U.S. presidents. We continue the tradition of making unforgettable memories.

Alexander Porter and his family are responsible for the original buildings that make up Riverwood Mansion today. Born in Ireland, he became a powerful member of the Nashville community by owning considerable commercial property in the area. Originally named Tammany Woods after his family home in Northern Ireland, Riverwood underwent several renovations while he owned it. Many experts attribute the Greek revival influences to architect William Strickland, who also designed the Tennessee State Capitol.

Visit https://www.riverwoodmansion.com/blog/mansion-history to learn more about this historical landmark.

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At Pelato, we embrace the richness of Italian culture, infused with the unmistakable spirit of Brooklyn. It's not just a motto; it's in our DNA. Our family's passion for traditional Brooklyn Italian cuisine breaks through into every detail at Pelato, from Mama Theresa's Potato Croquettes to the San Genaro Zeppoles served in a paper bag! For us it's more than a way of life - it's our authentic identity. Pelato offers Brooklyn Italian Reimagined in a casual, sharable small plate setting. Mangia!

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