Tennessee HJR1644 honors Frayser, a Memphis neighborhood, on its 200th anniversary.
Tennessee HJR1644 is a resolution to honor the residents of Frayser, a neighborhood in Memphis, on the celebration of their 200th anniversary. Frayser, named after Dr. J. Frayser, is home to approximately 45,000 citizens and was settled in the 1820s. The resolution highlights the neighborhood's history, its annexation by Memphis in 1958, and its contributions to the state's cultural richness. It also mentions notable institutions and parks within Frayser, such as the Memphis Business Academy and North Frayser Community Center.
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