Spotted in Nashville: The Firehouse Behind Nashville 911

The exterior of the Track One Warehouse, which serves as Station 113 in Nashville 911. Photo by Music City Wire.

If you love the show Nashville 911, then you will love to know this. We have spotted the firehouse shown in the show on Fourth Avenue, right down the street from some of Nashville’s hottest spots, like Aba and Culture Club. This renovated warehouse turned TV set is not just an old warehouse. It is the historic Track One Warehouse. The building was originally built in 1924 as a feed and seed warehouse for farming communities throughout the region. At the time, this was a vital place for Tennessee’s farming community. It was a lifeline where farmers could go to pick up feed for their livestock or seeds for their farms. These communities relied on places like this warehouse to help keep their farms running and remain successful. In 2019, the building was renovated to modernize the inside while preserving the historic industrial character of the complex. Over the years, the building has been used for local tenants, design studios, and now as Station 113 on Nashville 911. Today, the location can often be seen with camera crews, actors, singers, and, of course, fire trucks as the show brings its production to Nashville. If you stop by during the day, you might even get lucky and be able to say hello or wave to your favorite cast member from the show. While we always encourage visitors to be respectful of the cast and crew, please do not interfere with filming or disrupt the everyday businesses, workers, and people who are there to work, shop, or eat. You can always take pictures and enjoy seeing a piece of your favorite show right here in Nashville, but remember, this is Nashville. We love every ounce of the productions that come to our city, but what we love even more is respect and kindness toward production teams, cast members, bystanders, local businesses, and everyone else you encounter while visiting Music City.

So the next time you are exploring Fourth Avenue, keep your eyes open. You might just spot a little piece of Nashville 911 right here in Music City.