Center for Historic Preservation Honored by General Assembly
Governor Bill Haslam speaks at the Future Farmers of America Breakfast at War Memorial Auditorium.
On Wednesday, February 22, the Future Farmers of America (FFA) and the Tennessee General Assembly commended the Center for Historic Preservation at a legislative breakfast at War Memorial Auditorium in Nashville. The CHP recently produced a history of the Tennessee FFA, Tennessee FFA: Tradition and Transformation , in honor of the 100 th anniversary of the Smith-Hughes Act. Thanks to former CHP graduate research assistant Savannah Grandey for her great work on the booklet. The CHP’s director, state historian Dr. Carroll Van West, attended the breakfast.
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