Cummins Station
Category: History and Architecture Tour
Details
Listed in the National Register of Historic Places
William J. Cummins and other investors of the Wholesale Merchants Warehouse Company built this modern warehouse next to the Union Station complex in 1906-1907. The five-story building encompasses 480,000 square feet. It was the first reinforced concrete building in Nashville and touted as the largest such building in the world at the time of its construction. Many well-known Nashville companies, such as H.G. Hill and Cheek-Neal Coffee (Maxwell House Coffee), used this warehouse facility. Renovations in the 1990s converted the former warehouse into modern office and retail space.
Nearby Dining
- Morning Glory Deli209 10th Ave S (160 feet N)
- M. Market209 10th Ave S (162 feet SE)
- Wild Wasabi209 10th Ave S (205 feet SE)
- Cinco de Mayo209 10th Ave S (270 feet SE)
Nearby Shopping
- Gibson Garage209 10th Ave S (50 feet SE)
- nashtn Pop-Up Retailer209 10th Ave S (50 feet SE)
- Margaret Ellis, Inc.209 10th Ave S (147 feet SE)
- Books209 10th Ave S (237 feet SE)
- Kittenish304 11th Ave S (616 feet SW)
Nearby Arts & Entertainment
- Frist Art Museum919 Broadway (988 feet NW)
- Art Beat Nashville311 12th Ave S (0.2 miles SW)
- Bella Selfie Bar142 Rosa L Parks Blvd (0.4 miles N)
- Nashville Visitor Center - Downtown501 Broadway (0.4 miles NE)
Nearby Parking
- Cummins Station209 10th Ave S (229 feet NE)
- 308 10th Ave S308 10th Ave S (269 feet SE)
- Gulch Crossing Garage1033 Demonbreun St (525 feet SW)
- Union Station / Flying Saucer1001 Broadway (533 feet NW)