Fire Chief: Johnny Cash's Former Home Burns To Ground
HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV.com) -- According to Hendersonville’s Fire Chief Jamie H. Steele, Johnny Cash’s former home burned to the ground on Tuesday.
Apparently the fire started during a large renovation project that has been occurring at the home. Sealant caught fire, causing the blaze to burn throughout the home, according to officials.
The house is currently owned by musician Barry Gibb. No one was injured during the blaze, according to authorities.
Apparently the fire started during a large renovation project that has been occurring at the home. Sealant caught fire, causing the blaze to burn throughout the home, according to officials.
The house is currently owned by musician Barry Gibb. No one was injured during the blaze, according to authorities.
posted by BP News Bureau | 4:16 PM
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