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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of The School at Narrow Bridges is to further the crafts of Turning and Furniture Building
through education of the highest standard.
We have made a decision to keep classes smaller than any other school so that students receive
maximum “hands-on” time with our world class instructors. We are convinced that this is the best way
to achieve the greatest amount of skill building in the shortest amount of time. We have four staff
instructors: Rodney Milen, Scott Tinker and Larry Parham, furniture builders; Wayne Loveless, turner.
Our faculty-at-large includes many of the most recognized and respected artists and craftsmen working
today.
Our classes are typically limited to between four and six students. The classrooms at The School at
Narrow Bridges feature the most recognized names in the industry, including Powermatic, Delta, and
Lie-Nielsen. We have a dedicated turning room, bench room, and machine room.
Our classes are for a variety of skill levels, from beginner to very advanced wood worker.
OUR COMMUNITY
Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Scenic City, is a friendly, thriving, and bustling metropolitan replete with
tons of activities for the whole family including the famous Tennessee Aquarium, River Walk, Rock City,
Ruby Falls, Bluff View Art District, The Chattanooga Lookouts (farm team of the Los Angeles Dodgers)
Chattanooga Discovery Museum, The Chattanooga Symphony and Opera as well as The Chattanooga
Theater Center. Various historic Civil War landmarks dot our local landscape including the battlefields
of Chickamauga (a National Park), Point Park (site of the Battle Above the Clouds), and Craven
House.
Dining presents a cornucopia of choices, from casual eateries like Tony’s Pasta Shop and Trattoria to
St. John’s, a white table cloth, gourmet restaurant in the famed St. John’s Hotel featuring an ever
changing menu and one of the best wine lists in the southeast.
We at The School at Narrow Bridges would be happy to help recommend extra-curricular activities
and/or restaurants based on your interests and taste; never hesitate to ask.
The mission of The School at Narrow Bridges is to further the crafts of Turning and Furniture Building
through education of the highest standard.
We have made a decision to keep classes smaller than any other school so that students receive
maximum “hands-on” time with our world class instructors. We are convinced that this is the best way
to achieve the greatest amount of skill building in the shortest amount of time. We have four staff
instructors: Rodney Milen, Scott Tinker and Larry Parham, furniture builders; Wayne Loveless, turner.
Our faculty-at-large includes many of the most recognized and respected artists and craftsmen working
today.
Our classes are typically limited to between four and six students. The classrooms at The School at
Narrow Bridges feature the most recognized names in the industry, including Powermatic, Delta, and
Lie-Nielsen. We have a dedicated turning room, bench room, and machine room.
Our classes are for a variety of skill levels, from beginner to very advanced wood worker.
OUR COMMUNITY
Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Scenic City, is a friendly, thriving, and bustling metropolitan replete with
tons of activities for the whole family including the famous Tennessee Aquarium, River Walk, Rock City,
Ruby Falls, Bluff View Art District, The Chattanooga Lookouts (farm team of the Los Angeles Dodgers)
Chattanooga Discovery Museum, The Chattanooga Symphony and Opera as well as The Chattanooga
Theater Center. Various historic Civil War landmarks dot our local landscape including the battlefields
of Chickamauga (a National Park), Point Park (site of the Battle Above the Clouds), and Craven
House.
Dining presents a cornucopia of choices, from casual eateries like Tony’s Pasta Shop and Trattoria to
St. John’s, a white table cloth, gourmet restaurant in the famed St. John’s Hotel featuring an ever
changing menu and one of the best wine lists in the southeast.
We at The School at Narrow Bridges would be happy to help recommend extra-curricular activities
and/or restaurants based on your interests and taste; never hesitate to ask.
| Walnut Street Bridge Converted From Automobile To Walking Bridge Links Downtown To Chattanooga's North Shore |
| Coolidge Park - North Shore Waterfront Chattanooga, TN |
| Southern Belle Riverboat With Tennessee Aquarium Behind Chattanooga, TN |
