Johnny Cash's House destroyed by fire!

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. - A fire destroyed the lakeside home of the late country singer Johnny Cash on Tuesday.

The fire started around 1:40 p.m. CST in this suburb about 20 miles northeast of downtown Nashville. Fire trucks arrived within five minutes, but the house was already engulfed in flames, Hendersonville Fire Chief Jamie Steele said.
Just a few hours later, there was almost nothing left except brick chimneys and the steel frame.
The cause is unknown, but Steele said the flames spread quickly because construction workers had recently applied a flammable wood preservative to the exterior of the house. The preservative was also being applied inside the house.
No workers were injured, but one firefighter was slightly hurt while fighting the fire, Steele said.
Cash and his wife, June Carter Cash, lived at the home from the late 1960s until their deaths in 2003.
The property was purchased by Barry Gibb, a member of the Bee Gees, in January 2006. Gibb and his wife, Linda, had said they planned to restore the home on Old Hickory Lake and hoped to write songs there.

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Marty Stuart and his wife, living next door, are looking at the firefighters

Bonjour Elviresheeley !

et bien je prend connaissance de l'information


merci de nous en faire part....

une grande pensée pour l'artiste et
la famille....

que c'est-il passer ?

Merci encore si vous avez des infos suplémentaire !

kikiboogies !