The view of the city of Nashville as seen from one of the three Metro police helicopters on a patrol run June 7, 1975. The Sealtest Milk building and the offices of the Tennessean are in the center of the pictures. Kit Luce / The Tennessean

Demolition crews detonated the explosives and the final section of the old Jefferson Street Bridge and starting it drop into the Cumberland River May 10, 1992. This was the third and final explosion to remove the whole bridge. P. Casey Daley / The Tennessean

A night view of the midway at the Tennessee State Fair in Nashville. September, 1975. - Photo is from the Metro Nashville Archives

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Nashville Mayor Beverly Briley viewing the downtown area from atop the observation deck of the Life and Casualty Insurance Company, circa the 1960s. - Photo is from the Metro Nashville Archives.

Here’s a slideshow of Nashville, over the last nine years, with a few of my pictures. -Corey

Photograph of the WMAK building, located at 700 9th Avenue South. Photographed by the Nashville Housing Authority, c.1970s. - Photo is from the Metro Nashville Archives

The United Artists Tower and RCA Studio B, here May 12, 1989, are two of the "signature" buildings on Music Row that has helped the area establish its identity. - Jessica Greene / The Tennessean

A photo of Victory (also called Spirit of Youth) statue by Belle Kinney Scholz for the Court of Honor within the War Memorial Building. - I took this in October of 2016.

Enjoy this episode of Cops that was shot in Nashville. youtu.be/2dnQjuZP51U?si…