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Besides the beauty of our countryside, the splendor of our seasons and the warmth of our people, here are some unique things about our counties, cities and towns:

Follow the winding roads in BEDFORD COUNTY to Bell Buckle and its R.C. & MoonPie Festival; Wartrace, home of the Wartrace MusicFest and new TN Walking Horse National Museum; and Shelbyville, where you can enjoy 11 days at the TN Walking Horse National Celebration.

Experience COFFEE COUNTY’s unique blend of small town hospitality and big city sophistication. Manchester and Tullahoma are great places to live, work, raise a family, and retire. Every June, the pristine countryside comes alive during the Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival.

Make your way to FRANKLIN COUNTY and one of the most accommodating parks in Tennessee — Tims Ford State Park — with 2,200 acres of family fun including lake recreation, golf, and bike and hiking trails. Enjoy an evening under the stars at the Montana Drive-In in Estill Springs or visit the Railroad Museum in Cowan.

You’ll find history preserved in GILES COUNTY where in the late 1800s, freed slave Matt Gardner purchased part of his former owner’s Elkton land to build a farm and start one of the first African-American schools in the area; his homestead is now a museum. Pulaski commemorates the struggles of the Cherokee people at the new Trail of Tears Interpretive Center.

Get outdoors in HICKMAN COUNTY, filled with over-looks, cool waterfalls, fields and forests, all easily viewed from your car, bus, motorcycle, boat, bicycle, or hiking boots. Don’t miss the Banana Pudding Festival in October for the best pudding you’ll ever taste.

Did you know LAWRENCE COUNTY is home to over 300 Old Order Amish families? Enjoy a wagon ride, shop for handmade items and stock up on farm fresh and canned veggies. It’s also the site of the state’s last Civil War skirmish — the Battle of Sugar Creek — fought in Appleton and Lawrenceburg, recognized as the “Birthplace of Southern Gospel Music.”

Heritage-rich LEWIS COUNTY is a thriving spot for businesses but it’s not all work here. Hohenwald is full of natural beauty and a great place to relax. Come for a day, stay for a lifetime.

Step back in time in LINCOLN COUNTY during the Annual Host of Christmas Past held the 2nd weekend in November. Visit the charming Fayetteville Square and its famous stores featured in Southern Living magazine and on prime time talk shows.

You may know MARSHALL COUNTY for its Goats, Music & More Festival and Lions SuperPull of the South event. It’s also home to Civil War sites including the Chapel Hill birthplace of General Nathan Bedford Forrest and Henry Horton State Park offering lodging, dining, golf and more.

Also rich in Civil War history, MAURY COUNTY is considered “Antebellum Homes Capital of Tennessee.” It boasts a magnificently restored courthouse; a bustling town square with unique shops, antique stores and restaurants; and the President James K. Polk Ancestral Home & Presidential Hall.

MOORE COUNTY isn’t just a place you “pass through” on your way to somewhere else, it’s a destination in itself. Tiny Lynchburg is home to one-of-a-kind stores, small town restaurants and an internationally loved brand you may have heard of...Jack Daniel’s.

Experience nature at its best in PERRY COUNTY. Water recreation is the highlight as the Buffalo, a State Scenic River and the Tennessee River both flow through the area.

Wildlife awaits in WAYNE COUNTY where you’ll fi nd woods, water and natural beauty in abundance. Tennessee’s second largest county is also a great place to dine at a family-owned restaurant, seek out Civil War history and boat or camp at Clifton Marina.

This guide will lead you to the best our region has to offer. Thank you for visiting South Central Tennessee.

RENE LANCE, SCTTA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR [email protected]

BEDFORD CO. – JULY (Shelbyville) www.bedfordcountyfair.org COFFEE CO. – SEPTEMBER (Manchester) www.coffeecountyfair.com FRANKLIN CO. – AUGUST (Winchester) www.franklincotnfair.org GILES CO. – AUGUST (Pulaski) www.pulaskilionsclub.org LINCOLN CO. – SEPTEMBER (Fayetteville) www.lincolncountyfairinfo.com MAURY CO. – AUGUST (Columbia) www.maurycountyfair.net MIDDLE TN DISTRICT FAIR – SEPTEMBER (Lawrenceburg) www.mtdfair.org SOUTH CENTRAL FAIR – AUGUST (Hohenwald) www.scafair.org

TABLE OF CONTENTS

(931)993-3286

CAMPING RV ............................................... 2

CANOEING KAYAKING BOATING ............... 2

FARMERS MARKETS ....................................... 4

SEASONAL FARMS HORSEBACK RIDING ...... 5

GOLF RECREATION SPA ........................... 7

HUNTING FISHING ...................................... 8

LODGING:

B&BS • CABINS ............................................. 9

HOTELS • MOTELS • CONFERENCE CENTERS ... 10

MUSEUMS PLANTATIONS HISTORIC SITES ... 12

FESTIVALS & EVENTS ...............................16-17

RESTAURANTS ............................................. 18

SCENIC TRAILS DRIVES BIKING ............. 21

SHOPPING ENTERTAINMENT ..................... 24

STATE PARKS ................................................ 25

WINE & SPIRITS TRAIL ................................ 28

COMMUNITY RESOURCES & CHAMBERS:

BANKS ...................................................... 29

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ....................... 29

REALTORS ................................................ 30

SCHOOLS .................................................. 30

CAMPING RV

1) BOLO CLUB & CAMPGROUND – 738 Sinking Cove Rd., Sherwood. Miles of trails with creeks & caves; pavilion with fireplace, satellite, big screen TV & fully equipped kitchen; 25 electric & water campsites, plus cabins; 50 covered stalls with water & lights for horses. (615) 244-9300, x202. www.theboloclub.com.

2) CAMPERS RV PARK – 1792 Bear Creek Pk., Columbia. (931) 381-4112. www.campersrvtn.com.

3) CIRCLE E GUEST RANCH – 50 Circle E. Ln., Belvidere. RV & campground, horseback riding trails, 200 pull-thru sites with water/electric, covered horse stalls. (931) 962-1790. www.circleeguestranch.com. See ad.

4) CLEARVIEW HORSE FARM – 2291 Hwy. 231 S., Shelbyville. Horse riding & lessons, RV hookups, lodging, indoor & outdoor arenas, pond, trails, shows & more. (931) 684-8822. www.clearviewhorsefarm.com.

5) CRAZY HORSE RECREATIONAL PARK – 2505 Waynesboro Hwy., Waynesboro. (800) 722-5213. www.crazyhorsecanoe.com.

6) CROOKED CREEK MARINA & CAMPGROUND – 142 Crooked Creek Rd., Lobelville. (931) 593-2112.

7) FAIRVIEW DEVIL STEP CAMPGROUND – 263 Fairview Campground Rd., Winchester. Next to Tims Ford Lake. Tent sites, RV with hookups & bathhouse. (931) 967-4230.

8) FALL HOLLOW CAMPGROUND – 1329 Columbia Hwy., Hohenwald. Hwy. 412 & mile marker 391 Natchez Trace Pkwy. RV hookups, tent camping, rooms with breakfast. Restaurant open Thur.-Sat. (931) 796-1480. www.fallhollow.com.

9) KELSO CANOE & CAMPING – 18 Kelso-Smithland Rd., Kelso. Canoe rental, camping, tree houses & pavilion. (931) 703-4292. www.kelsocanoe.com.

10) MANCHESTER KOA – 586 Campground Rd., Manchester. (800) 562-7785.

11) NATCHEZ TRACE WILDERNESS PRESERVE – 1363 Napier Rd., Hohenwald. Off Natchez Trace Pkwy. between mile markers 380 & 381. Over 600 campsites, designated tent sites & 58 cabin rentals; beautiful lodge for weddings, receptions & parties. Reservations/Ranger Station open 8AM-8PM; Trading Post open 7AM, daily. (931) 796-3212. www.campntwp.com.

12) PINEWOOD CANOE & CAMP – 2011 Cash Hollow Rd, Nunnelly, TN (931) 729-1042 www.pinewoodcamp.com

13) PINEY RIVER ENTERPRISE – 6832 Piney River Road, Bon Aqua, TN (931) 670-5642. www.pineyriverenterprises.com

14) POWDERHORN CAMPGROUND – 2466 Powdermill Hill Rd., Lawrenceburg. Full RV hookups & campground. (931) 762-0678. www.mamajscabin.com.

15) RIVER ROAD RV PARK & HORSE CAMP – 1976 River Rd., Chapel Hill. (931) 364-7714.

16) SHOAL CREEK CANOE RUN & PRIMITIVE CAMPING – 470 Iron City Rd., Iron City. Hwy. 227. (931) 845-4991.

17) TEXAS T CAMPGROUND – 2499 Lynnville Hwy., Cornersville. Campers, tents or cabins available; all welcome. (931) 293-2500. www.texastcampground.com.

18) TIMS FORD MARINA & RV PARK – 38 Marina Ln., Winchester. Full hookups: electric/sewer/water; cabin, pontoon & canoe rentals. Large RV park with hookups (931) 967-4509. www.timsfordmarina.com. See ad.

19) WHISPERING OAKS – 812 16th Model Rd., Manchester. I-24, Exit 105 to Hwy. 41. (931) 728-0225.

20) WHIT’S END RANCH – 222 Faerie Traile, Clifton. At end of Dall Conway Rd. Camping, cabins, hiking, historic trails, swimming, BBQ; relax & enjoy. (931) 676-3180. www.whitsendranch.com.

CANOEING KAYAKING BOATING

21) BUFFALO BUD’S CANOES, KAYAKS & CAMPGROUND – 580 Slink Shoals Rd., Linden. (931) 589-3500.

22) BUFFALO CANOEING – 226 Hidden Valley Rd., Hohenwald. (800) 339-5596. www.buffalocanoeing. com.

23) BUFFALO RIVER RESORT – 3520 N. Hwy. 13, Lobelville. Canoe & kayak rentals. (931) 593-2000. www.buffaloriverresort-tn.com.

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Fayetteville-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce

208 Elk Ave. S., Fayetteville

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24) CRAZY HORSE RECREATIONAL PARK – 2505 Waynesboro Hwy., Waynesboro. (800) 722-5213. www.crazyhorsecanoe.com.

25) ELK RIVER CANOE RENTAL – 190 Smithland Rd., Kelso. Off Hwy. 64 on the river. Canoeing, kayaking, tubing, primitive campsites; groups welcome. Mid-March to mid-Nov., sun up to sun down. (931) 937-6886. www.elkrivercanoes.com.

26) FARIA’S CYPRESS CREEK MARINA – 342 Cypress Creek Marina Rd., Linden. (731) 847-0715.

27) FLATWOODS CANOE BASE – 11711 Hwy. 13 S., Flatwoods. On the Buffalo River. (931) 589-5661. www.fl atwoodscanoe.com.

28) HEATH’S CANOE RENTAL – Hwy. 13 N., Lobelville. On the Buffalo River. (931) 593-2306. www.canoethebuffaloriver.com.

29) HIGHER PURSUITS – 3114 Cheeks Bend Rd., Columbia. Canoe & kayak rentals, teambuilding, tree climbing & more. (931) 840-8575. www.higherpursuits.com.

30) KELSO CANOE & CAMPING – 18 Kelso-Smithland Rd., Kelso. Canoe rentals, camping, tree houses & pavilion. (931) 703-4292. www.kelsocanoe.com.

31) KINZER’S CANOE & CAMP GROUND – 5490 Hwy 50 East, Centerville. (931) 797-6222.

32) LAKE VIEW RESTAURANT & BOAT DOCK – 1439 Tims Ford Dr., Winchester. Jet ski, fishing & pontoon boat rentals. Open Tues.-Sun. (931) 967-6711. www.lakeviewboatdock.com.

33) RIVER RAT’S CANOE RENTAL – 4361 Hwy. 431 S., Columbia. On the Duck River. Canoe & kayak rentals for individuals & groups; guided fishing trips available. (931) 381-2278. www.riverratcanoe.com.

34) SHOAL CREEK CANOE RUN – 470 Iron City Rd., Iron City. Hwy. 227. Canoe & kayak rentals for individuals & groups. (888) CANOE-80, (931) 845-4991. www.shoalcreekcanoerun.com.

35) THE TN PADDLER – 1253 Iron Bridge Rd., Columbia. Canoe & kayak trips on Duck & Buffalo Rivers. (931) 215-4891. www.tennesseepaddler.com.

36) TIMS FORD MARINA & RV PARK – 38 Marina Ln., Winchester. Full hookups: electric/sewer/water; cabin, pontoon & canoe rentals. (931) 967-4509. www.timsfordmarina.com. See ad.

37) TOPSEY TURVEY CANOE RENTAL & CAMPGROUND – 7902 Topsy Rd., Waynesboro. (877) 868-8078. www.topseyturveycanoe.com.

FARMERS MARKETS

38) AMISH COMMUNITY – Amish Welcome Center: 4001 Hwy. 43 N., Ethridge. Explore in a horse-drawn wagon, visit Amish farms, purchase handmade crafts & fresh vegetables. (931) 829-2433. www.amishwelcomecenter.com.

39) ARDMORE FARMERS MARKET – 116 Main St., Ardmore. (931) 292-3110.

40) CENTERVILLE FARMERS MARKET – 1055 Wades Branch Rd., Centerville. May 1- Oct., Tues. & Fri., 7AM-noon. (931) 729-1199.

41) COFFEE CO. FARMERS MARKET – 1331 McArthur St., Manchester. (931) 728-4637.

42) COLUMBIA FARMERS FRESH MARKET – June 14-Oct. Riverwalk Park: Tues.-Sat., 7AM-noon. Public Sq.: Sat., 7AM-noon. (931) 388-3647.

43) COMMUNITY MARKET – Rotary Park, 557 N. Woodland St., Manchester. (931) 247-6674.

44) CUMBERLAND FARMERS MARKET – Sewanee Community Center (behind Sewanee Market), Sewanee. (931) 924-4539.


45) FAYETTEVILLE FARMERS MARKET – 421 Lincoln Ave. S., Fayetteville. April-Oct., daily, 6AM. (931) 433-6059.

46) FRANKLIN CO. FARMERS MARKET – Hwy. 64, west on Joyce Ln., Winchester. (931) 967-2741.

47) GILES CO. FARMERS MARKET – 110 N. 2nd St., Pulaski. Seasonal on Sat. (931) 363-3789.

48) HENRY HORTON STATE PARK – 4358 Nashville Hwy, Chapel Hill Seasonal on Saturday mornings. 800-250-8612.

49) LAWRENCEBURG FARMERS MARKET – Corner of Mahr & W. Taylor Sts., off Lawrenceburg Sq. May-Oct., Fri. & Sat. (931) 762-4911.

50) LYNCHBURG FARMERS MARKET – Wiseman Park, Lynchburg. April-Sept., Fri., 3-6PM. Vendors & growers welcome. (931) 759-6828.

51) MARSHALL CO. FARMERS MARKET – 1101 Old Farmington Rd. (across from Rock Creek Park), Lewisburg. Seasonal. (931) 359-1279.

52) MENNONITE COMMUNITY – Cane Creek & Hwy. 438 E., Perry Co. (931) 589-2331.

53) PERRY CO. FARMERS MARKET – Old Hwy. 13, Linden. Open air. Seasonal on Sat. (931) 589-2331.

54) PLOWBOY PRODUCE ACTION & WHOLESALE FARMERS MARKET – 469 S. Brace Rd., Ethridge. (931) 829-1114.

55) SOUTHERN MIDDLE TN FARMERS MARKET – Hwy. 41A / Dinah Shore Blvd., Winchester. (931) 967-2741.

56) SPRING HILL FARMERS MARKET – 5350 Main St., Spring Hill. (931) 388-2897.

57) TULLAHOMA FARMERS MARKET – 201 W. Grundy St., Tullahoma. (931) 455-2648.

SEASONAL FARMS HORSEBACK RIDING

58) BEAVERDAM CREEK FARM – 516 Sulphur Creek Rd, Centerville. (931) 623-3732. www.beaverdamcreekfarm.com A family run farm growing healthy, certified natural vegetables and grass fed beef & lamb.

59) BOLO CLUB & CAMPGROUND – 738 Sinking Cove Rd, Sherwood. Guided tours 8 times year, miles of trails with creeks & caves, camping accommodations & cabins, 50 covered stalls with water & lights, day rides. Farrier available. (800) 794-3071, x202. www.theboloclub.com.

60) BONNIE BLUE FARM – Waynesboro. Goat dairy & farmstead cheese; rustic log cabin. (931) 722-GOAT (4628). www.bonniebluefarm.com.

61) BRIDLEWOOD FARM – 140 Hwy. 82 E., Bell Buckle. Top equestrian venue offering an up-close & personal view of TN Walking Horses & the TWH industry. Visitors welcome; group tours offered. (931) 389-9388. www.bridlewoodfarmtn.com.

62) BUFFALO RIVER TRAIL RIDE – 5929 Bromley Cemetery Rd., Waynesboro. (931) 722-9170. www.brtr.com.

63) CALICO JUNCTION MULE RANCH – 142 Grassy Valley Rd., Hohenwald. Carriage wagon rides, trail rides & more. Appointments: (931) 796-4111. www.calicojunctionmuleranch.com.

64) CEDAR ROCK – 1326 Warner Bridge Rd., Shelbyville. U-pick pumpkin patch, corn maze, hay bale maze, tractor-pulled hay rides, farm animals & more. (931) 684-9814. www.cedarrockinc.com.

65) CLEARVIEW HORSE FARM – 2291 Hwy. 231 S., Shelbyville. Horse riding & lessons, RV hookups, lodging, indoor & outdoor arenas, pond, trails, shows & more. (931) 684-8822. www.clearviewhorsefarm.com.

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66) DOC’S BERRY FARM – 425 Hillwood Dr., Loretto. U-pick blackberries, blueberries & muscadines. (931) 853-6442.

67) FARMER BROWN’S PRODUCE – 43 Railroad Bed Rd., Iron City. Fruits & vegetables for sale: blackberries, cantaloupes, grapes, squash, corn, etc. (931) 242-8033.

68) FORGIE FRUIT FARM – 2000 Collier Rd., Lewisburg. U-pick peaches & cherries. Mon.-Sat., 8AM-6PM. (931) 359-0153. www.forgiefruitfarm.com.

69) GRANDADDY’S FARM – 454 Highland Ridge Rd., Estill Springs (near Tims Ford State Park). Open Sept. 10-Oct. 31. Hayrides, corn maze, pig races, animal barn, 40-foot hillside slide; market offers fall decor including over 35 varieties of mums & over 75 varieties of pumpkins, gourds & winter squash. (931) 327-4080. www.grandaddysfarm.com.

70) GREEN RIVER STABLE & HORSE BOARDING – 642 Waynesboro Hwy., Waynesboro. (931) 722-7002. www.greenriverstables.biz.

71) HOLIDAY ACRES FARM – 346 Campbellsville Pk., Ethridge. Petting zoo, hayrides, mazes, pumpkins, mums. Open weekends in Oct. (931) 829-2660. www.holidayacresfarm.com.

72) LIMOLAND – 8076 Columbia Hwy., Pulaski. Mon.-Sat., 9AM-6PM; Sun., 1-5PM. Greenhouse open April-June. Strawberry patch open late April-early June. Pumpkin patch open Oct. (931) 363-5744.

73) LYON FAMILY FARM – 130 Bellview Rd., Taft. U-pick pumpkins, animal barn, petting zoo, hay rides, corn maze. (931) 205-1853. www.lyonfamilyfarms.com.

74) MANY CEDARS CAMPGROUND & TRAIL RIDE – 233 Pollock Cemetery Rd., Hohenwald. Approximately 3,200 acres of wooded forests with 65 miles of easy to challenging trails; Buffalo River winds through site. (931) 796-4384.

75) MONKS FARM, MARKET & CORN MAZE – 42 Smith Rd., Fayetteville. Corn maze, haunted maze & maze for small children; 25 acres of public fishing; beans, corn, herbs, okra, potatoes, pumpkins, squash & tomatoes for sale. (931) 433-6913.

76) NATCHEZ TRACE RIDING STABLES – Hwy. 7 & Natchez Trace Pkwy., Primm Springs. 2-hour guided horseback rides. (931) 682-3706. www.nashvilleshorsebackriding.com.

77) RING FARM – 2628 Greens Mill Rd., Columbia. Corn maze, wagon rides, children activities & weddings. (931) 486-2395. www.ringfarm.com.

78) RIPPAVILLA AMAZING MAZE – 5700 Main St., Spring Hill. (931) 486-9037. www.rippavilla.org.

79) RISING GLORY FARMS – 2616 Franklin Pk., Lewisburg. (931) 359-2562. www.risinggloryfarm.com.

80) TOTTY’S BEND FARM & DAIRY – 1653 Totty’s Bend Road, Duck River. (931) 729-7769. A micro-farm specializing in sustainably produce goat milk, bath and body products.

81) VALLEY HOME FARM – 310 Potts Rd., Wartrace. Come pick your own berries or buy them pre-picked from the farm store. Spring strawberry season is April-June. (931) 389-6470. www.valleyhomefarm.com.

82) WHISTLE HOLLOW FARM – 701 Lofton Hall Rd., Ardmore. (931) 468-9437. www.whistlehollow.com.

83) WOLF CREEK RANCH – 120 Windsor Rd, Centerville, TN (931) 306-1267 Offers showing, training, lessons, trail riding, farrier services and more.

84) WILLIAMSPORT WMA HORSE TRAIL – 1794 Buck Daniels Rd., Culleoka. Call for information & reservations; bring your own horse. (931) 840-6107.

DID YOU KNOW… A Century Farm is a farm that has been continu-ously owned by a family for 100 years or more. When was the last time you visited a farm? Enjoyed a hayride? Watch how goat cheese is made? Visited a Dairy Farm? Or just enjoyed the beauty of the rolling hills with fresh cut hay?


For complete visitor information on Tennessee, call 1-800-GO2-TENN or visit tnvacation.com.

GOLF RECREATION SPA

85) BEAR GLEN CHAMPIONSHIP PUTTING COURSE – 1789 Tom J. Hitch Pkwy., Columbia. An 18-hole, par 54 course where the only club you need is a putter; all skill levels welcome. (931) 388-3444. www.playbearglen.com.

86) THE BEAR TRACE AT TIMS FORD – 891 Wiseman Bend Rd., Winchester. Jack Nicklaus Signature 18-hole golf course designated one of the “Top 10 Places You Can Play In North America” by Golf Magazine in 2000.

(888) 558-2327. www.tngolftrail.net. See ad.

87) CENTERVILLE MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE – 2351 Skyview Drive, Centerville. (931) 729-2474 - 9 hole course.

88) CITY OF FAYETTEVILLE PARKS & RECREATION – 1203 Winchester Hwy., Fayetteville. Outdoor swimming pool, athletic programs for youth & adults, lessons & classes, gun range, facility rentals, playground. (931) 433-6059.

89) HENRY HORTON STATE PARK – 4358 Nashville Hwy., Chapel Hill. Challenging 18-hole golf course located 45 minutes south of downtown Nashville. (931) 364-2319. www.tngolftrail.net. See ad.

90) HOHENWALD MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE – 829 Columbia Hwy., Hohenwald. 9-hole public course considered by many to be the best in the state. Driving range & practice greens. Open daily, 7AM-dusk, except holidays. (931) 796-5421.

91) KING’S CREEK GOLF COURSE – 3901 Kedron Rd., Spring Hill. (931) 486-1253. www.kingscreekgolf.com.

92) LEWISBURG RECREATION CENTER – 1551 Mooresville Hwy., Lewisburg. Basketball, tennis & racquetball courts; indoor & outdoor pools; hot tub; indoor & outdoor tracks; aerobics & fi tness rooms; pro shop; playground; 9-hole golf course. Open Mon.-Fri., 6AM-9PM; Sat., 8AM-5PM; Sun., 1-5PM. Call for rates. (931) 359-2482.

93) MANCHESTER RECREATION COMPLEX – 557 N. Woodland St., Manchester. Basketball & racquetball courts; indoor track; indoor competition, therapy & kiddie pools; outdoor pool; game room; aerobics & gymnastics rooms; wellness room & nursery. Open Mon.-Fri., 5:30AM-9PM; Sat., 7:30AM-5PM; Sun., 1-5PM. Call for rates. (931) 728-0273. www.manchestertn.org/recreation.

94) SADDLE CREEK GOLF CLUB – 1480 Fayetteville Hwy., Lewisburg. Classic Gene Bates Signature 18-hole public course that challenges all levels. (931) 270-7280. www.saddlecreekgc.com.

95) TN FITNESS SPA – 299 National Bridge Park Rd., Waynesboro. The perfect backdrop for a fi tness and weight loss retreat, just 2 hours southwest of Nashville; week-long and 3-day programs available. Begin your journey to a healthier you! (931) 722-5589. www.tfspa.com.

96) WAYNESBORO MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE – 725 Green River Rd., Waynesboro. 9-hole course. (931) 722-5458.

97) VICTORY FUN PARK, INC. – 636 East Church St., Lewisburg, TN (931) 422-5450. www.victoryfunpark.com “Enjoy the fun at the only Outdoor Mini Golf Course in Southern Middle TN” Located at the corner of Ellington Pkwy and East Church St, across from Wendy’s in Lewisburg.

98) WILLOWBROOK GOLF COURSE – 6751 McMinnville Hwy., Manchester. 18-hole course. (931) 728-8989. www.golfwillowbrook.net.

99) WINCHESTER CITY PARK – 1561 Phillip Fulmer Hwy., Winchester. 100-acre park on Tims Ford Lake with campground, swimming pools, biking & walking trails, fi shing piers, boat launch & playgrounds. (931) 967-2532.

DID YOU KNOW… The clean water of the Duck River played a sig-nifi cant role in bringing settlers to this area of Middle Tennessee, and served as part of the boundary set for the Cherokee in the 1806 Land Treaty. It continues to serve as the sole water source for 200,000 people in the area, including GM’s manufacturing plant in Spring Hill. Maintaing the river’s water quality is equally essential to wildlife, hu-man residents and the local economy. The river is home to more spe-cies of fi sh than all of Europe. It holds over 50 species of freshwater mussels and 151 species of fi sh, making it one of the most biologically diverse rivers in North America.

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HUNTING FISHING

100)BIG WHISKERS CATFISH FARM – 3175 Scribners Mill Rd., Lewisburg. Open daily, 7AM-10PM; Fri. & Sat. til midnight. (931) 270-7072.

101) CEDAR ROCK – 1326 Warner Bridge Rd., Shelbyville. Hunting preserve, lodging, & meeting facility. (931) 684-9814. www.cedarrockinc.com.

102) CLIFTON MARINA – 111 Harbor Dr., Clifton. Hwy. 128 on the TN River. Full service marina with boat & slip rentals, sewer/pump-out, fuel, bathhouse, laundry, food & beer sales, transient dock & public boat ramp. 75 boat slips; 16 RV sites with full hookups. (931) 676-5225. See ad.

103)CRAIG GAME PRESERVE – 60 Craig Rd., Fayetteville. 900-acre farm with miles & miles of sunflowers; natural habitat dedicated to hunting quail, pheasants, turkey & white-tailed deer. (931) 703-4254. www.craiggamepreserve.com.

104) CREWS CATFISH FARM – 2 miles west of David Crockett State Park on Hwy. 64, Lawrenceburg. Fee-fi shing for catfi sh. March-Oct.; Mon.-Sat., 7AM-dark; Sun., 3PM-dark. Closed Wed. (931) 762-3936.

105) CROOKED CREEK MARINA & CAMPGROUND – 142 Crooked Creek Marina Rd., Lobelville. Pontoon & fl at bottom boat rentals, launching ramp, trailer parking, fuel. (931) 593-2112.

106) DEER HUNTING-HICKMAN CO. – Deer outnumber people in this popular hunting area. Call for information. (931) 729-5774.

107) ELK RIVER-LINCOLN CO. – Canoeing, camping, bass & trout fishing. The Elk is a class I river, ideal for novice canoers & families.

108) FLINTVILLE FISH HATCHERY – 65 Fish Hatchery Rd., Flintville. In Lincoln Co. off Hwy. 64. TWRA operates hatchery to produce rainbow trout. Self-guided tours: Mon.-Fri., 7AM-2:30PM. Call for guided group tours. (931) 937-8381.

109) HENRY HORTON STATE PARK SKEET RANGE – 3566 Warner Rd., Lewisburg. (931) 364-2093.

110) KING BROTHERS HUNTING PRESERVE – 3369 Anes Station Rd., Lewisburg. (931) 359-9885.

111) LAKE VIEW RESTAURANT & BOAT DOCK – 1439 Tims Ford Dr., Winchester. Jet ski, fishing & pontoon boat rentals. Open Tues.-Sun. (931) 967-6711. www. lakeviewboatdock.com.

112) LAUREL HILL LAKE – State lake off Hwy. 64 W. between Lawrenceburg & Waynesboro. Picnic tables, rustic camping, boat dock, boat rentals; fishing for bass, bream & catfi sh. Open all year.

113) LAUREL HILL WILDLIFE HUNTING & FISHING RESERVE – 39 Peter Cave Rd., Lawrenceburg. Big or small game hunt-ing; catfish & bass fishing. Call for details. (931) 762-7200.

114) NORMANDY FISH HATCHERY – 380 Huffman Rd., Normandy. (931) 857-3417.

115) NORMANDY LAKE – 158 Barton Springs Road, Normandy Coffee Co. 3,200-acre TVA reservoir offers public beaches, ramps, bathhouse, restrooms, showers & drinking fountains. Enjoy boating, skiing, picnicking, camping & fi shing. 931-857-9222

116) NUT CAVE TROUT FARM – 340 Shipman Creek Rd., Wartrace. Fish farm & catch-out rainbow trout & catfish. Mon.-Fri., 10AM-4PM; Sat., 8AM-4PM; closed Sun. (931)-857-3315.

117) OLD HICKORY SHOOTING PRESERVE & KENNELS – 3477 Minor Hill Rd., Pulaski. Guided turkey hunts, dove hunts & fl oat fishing trips; bird dog sales. (931) 363-7730. www.oldhickorypreserve.com.

DID YOU KNOW… Mousetail Landing State Park got its name because of a fire at a local tannery during the Civil War. Many mice fl ed the burning building, so it became known as Mousetail Landing.


118) PRIMM SPRINGS WILDLIFE COMPANY – (931) 623-1121. Full Guided Hunts. www.primmspringswildlife.com -

119) TIMS FORD MARINA & RV PARK – 38 Marina Ln., Winchester. Covered wet slips & fishing dock, pontoon rentals, launching ramp, trailer parking & fuel. (931) 967-4509. www.timsfordmarina.com. See ad.

120)TIMS FORD RESERVOIR – Franklin Co. 10,700-acre highland created by the construction of Tims Ford Dam. State park, 3 marinas, boat-launching ramps; fishing for bass, walleye, crappie, catfish & bluegill. (931) 967-6788.

121) TRIPLE SPRINGS RANCH HUNTING PRESERVE – 3663 Yokley Rd., Lynnville. Quail, pheasant, deer & turkey. Full- or half-day hunts, guided or unguided. (931) 527-3375.

122)WHISPERING PINES SHOOTING ACADEMY – 5843 Valley Dr., Lyles. Archery, paintball, skeet & trap; carry permit class. Mon.-Sat., 8AM-dusk; Sun., noon-dusk. (931) 670-0744.

123)WILLIAMSPORT FISHING LAKES – Hwy. 50 E., Williamsport & Columbia. 1,850 acres for hunting & fishing. Call in advance. (931) 583-2477.

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Bed & Breakfasts • Cabins 124) BUFFALO RIVER FARM & STUDIO – 9 Jensen Rd.,

Summertown. Located 3.3 miles off Natchez Trace Pkwy on Buffalo River. Working farm as well as artist studio; farmhouse offers 3 bedrooms & full breakfast. (931) 964-2533.

125) CHESTNUT HILL RANCH B&B/EVENT CENTER – 3001 Browns Bend Rd.,Only. Off I-40. Perfect for romantic getaways, weddings & events. Classic limousine rides. (931) 729-0153. www.chestnuthillranch.com.

126) CIRCLE E GUEST RANCH – 50 Circle E. Ln., Belvidere. Log cabins, campsites, & RV sites near breathtaking views; hiking & horseback riding trails. (931) 962-1790. www.circleeguestranch.com. See ad.

127) CLEARVIEW HORSE FARM – 2291 Hwy. 231 S., Shelbyville. Beautiful farm with various accommodations; meeting & event space available. (931) 684-8822.

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128) CREEKVIEW FARM RETREAT B&B – 5177 Leipers Creek Rd., Santa Fe. (931) 446-7993.

129) FALL HOLLOW B&B – 1329 Columbia Hwy., Hohenwald. At Hwy. 412 & mile marker 391 Natchez Trace Pkwy. 2 motel-style rooms with 2 double beds; meals with advance notice. (931) 796-1480. www.fallhollow.com.

130) FALLS MILL B&B LOG CABIN – 134 Falls Mill Rd., Belvidere. Water-powered grain mill est. 1873 & museum. Lodging by reservation. (931) 469-7161. www.fallsmill.com.

131) GREEN ROSE OF RAUS – 330 Smith Chapel Rd., Tullahoma. (931) 695-3351. www.greenroseofraus.net.

132) HOLIDAY LANDING MARINA & BLUE GILL GRILL – 912 Old Awalt Rd., Tullahoma. Hotel & cabins available. Restaurant has inside & outside seating; open daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day, 9AM-4PM. Store sells fuel, beer & snacks. (931) 455-3151. www.holidaylanding.com.

133) LEDFORD MILL B&B – 1195 Shipman Creek Rd., Wartrace. Renovated grist mill features 3 spacious rooms near cascading falls; a beautiful & peaceful getaway. (931) 455-2546.

134) MAPLEWOOD AT LYNCHBURG B&B – 686 Motlow Barns Rd., Lynchburg. 1858 Antebellum home; great for wedding, receptions & more. (931) 636-9254.


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135) MISS BUTLER’S B&B – 429 W. Jefferson St., Pulaski. 1888 Georgian/ Federalist-style home; rooms honor historic Giles Co. figures. (931) 424-0014.

136) MULBERRY COTTAGE & MANOR – Located 1 block from historic Lynchburg Sq. (931) 438-8464. www.mulberrycottagetn.com.

137) MULBERRY HOUSE B&B – 8 Lynchburg Hwy., Mulberry. (931) 433-8461. www.bbonline.com/united-states/tennessee/mulberry/mulberry.html.

138) NATCHEZ HILLS B&B – 906 Ridgetop Rd., Hampshire. This enchanted property sits on 175 acres of nature, boasting the large Appalachian Lodge and three overnight hideaways: the Opry Room, the Beale Street Cabin and the Coal Miner’s Cabin. (931) 285-2777. www.natchezhills.com.

139) NATCHEZ TRACE WILDERNESS PRESERVE – 1363 Napier Rd., Hohenwald. Off Natchez Trace Pkwy. between mile markers 380 & 381. Cabin rentals; beautiful lodge for weddings, receptions & parties. Reservations/Ranger Station open 8AM-8PM; Trading Post open 7AM, daily. (931) 796-3212. www.campntwp.com.

140) PARISH PATCH FARM & INN – 1100 Cortner Rd., Normandy. (800) 876-3017. www.parishpatch.com.

141) SILVER SPUR B&B – 483 S. Brace Rd., Ethridge. (931) 231-5355.

142) SISTERS COUNTRY COTTAGE B&B – 396 Rhoton Rd., Manchester. (931) 247-2261. www.sisterscountrycottage.com.

143) SEWANEE INN – 735 University Ave, Sewanee, The Sewanee Inn, featuring 43 beautifully appointed guest rooms and suites, over 8,000 square feet of event space, and a full-service lounge. Situated right on Sewanee’s celebrated 9-hole golf course, The Sewanee Inn offers sweeping vistas of the rolling Tennessee mountain-top plateau and an atmosphere of casual elegance coupled with unparalleled service. (931) 598-1686

144) TIMS FORD MARINA & RV PARK – 38 Marina Ln., Winchester. Cabins with stove, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, TV, heat/air, linens & kitchen-ware; charcoal grills. (931) 967-4509. www.timsfordmarina.com. See ad.

145) THE TOLLEY HOUSE B&B – 1253 Main St., Lynchburg. 19th-century house is one of Lynchburg’s oldest Antebellum homes. (931) 759-7263.

146) WHIT’S END RANCH – 222 Faerie Traile, Clifton. At end of Dall Conway Rd. Camping, cabins, hiking, historic trails, swimming, BBQ; relax & enjoy. (931) 676-3180. www.whitsendranch.com.

Hotels • Motels • Conference Centers 147) AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN – 1653 Huntsville Hwy., Fayetteville. Free high-

speed internet, free continental breakfast, outdoor pool, in-room coffee & hair dryer. (931) 433-6121.

148) AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN – 2000 N. Locust, Lawrenceburg. New rooms & free breakfast. (931) 762-4467.

149) THE BEAR INN – 2250 Billy Nance Hwy. 114, Clifton. (931) 676-5552. www.bearinns.com.

150) BEST WESTERN CELEBRATION INN & SUITES – 724 Madison St., Shelbyville. TVs, air conditioning, free continental breakfast, USA Today, heated pool, fitness center & meet-ing rooms. (931) 684-2378. www.bwcelebrationinn. com.

151) BEST WESTERN FAYETTEVILLE INN – 3021 Thornton Taylor Pkwy., Fayetteville. Newly renovated; free continental breakfast & internet, pool, truck parking, restaurant. (931) 433-0100, (800) WESTERN. www.bestwestern.com. See ad.

152) BEST WESTERN INN – 1602 Dinah Shore Blvd., Winchester. (931) 967-9444. www.bestwestern.com.

153) BEST WESTERN SMOKE HOUSE LODGE – I-24, Exit 134, Monteagle. Site has 85 rooms, 20 cabins, Jim Oliver’s Smoke House Restaurant, seating for 500; perfect for family reunions. (800) 489-2091. www.thesmokehouse.com. See ad.


154) CENTERVILLE INN – 107 North Central Ave. Centerville. (931) 729-5195 Located off the square, recently renovated.

155) COMFORT INN – 1140 W. College St., Pulaski. 45 guest rooms with satellite TV, microwave, refrigerator, coffee/tea maker, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, etc. Complimentary breakfast, outdoor pool, gift shop/newsstand, & video library. (931) 424-1600.

156) COMFORT SUITES – 152 Hospitality Blvd., Manchester. (931) 728-1301. www.comfortsuites.com.

157) COMMODORE HOTEL & CAFÉ – 114 E. Main St., Linden. Luxury hotel in heart of downtown. Built in 1939 & restored with 11 rooms/suites & modern amenities. (931) 589-3224. www.commodorelinden.com. See ad.

158) DAYS INN – 1504 Nashville Hwy., Columbia. (931) 381-3297. www.thedaysinn.com/columbia11576.

159) EXECUTIVE INN – 1412 N. Jackson St., Tullahoma. (931) 455-4501. www.executiveinntullahoma.com.

160) HAMPTON INN – 1551 Halifax Dr., Columbia. (800) HAMPTON. www.columbiahamptoninn.com.

161) HAMPTON INN – 110 Redstone Drive, Fayetteville. (931) 433-3355. www.hampton.com

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162) HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS – 1561 Halifax Dr., Columbia. (931) 380-2025. www.hiexpress.com.

163) HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS & CONFERENCE CENTER – 111 Hospitality Blvd., Manchester. (800) HOLIDAY. www.hiexpress.com.

164) HURRICANE INN – 550 Hwy. 64 E., Waynesboro. New rooms. (931) 722-5579.

165) THE LOFT ON MAIN – 236 Woodmere Dr., Hohenwald. 1,700 sq. ft. of comfort & luxury in middle of downtown historic district. Full & half baths, 1 king & 1 pop-up day bed; kitchenette w/ fridge, microwave & coffee maker, flat screen TV, wi-fi, hardwood floors, granite floors in baths. Smoke free & pet free. Call for nightly rates. (931) 628-3478.

166) LYNCHBURG COUNTRY INN – 423 Majors Blvd., Lynchburg. (866) 759-5995. www.lynchburgcountryinn.com.

167) MANCHESTER-COFFEE CO. CONFERENCE CENTER – 147 Hospitality Blvd., Manchester. More than 13,000 sq. ft. of meeting space for events.

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168) MICROTEL INN & SUITES – 1207 North Main Street, Shelbyville. (888) 293-6793. www.microtelinn.com/Shelbyville

169) QUALITY INN – 1410 Jackson St., Tullahoma. Guest rooms with coffee maker, pillow-top mattress, microwave, refrigerator, hair dryer, iron, desk & cable TV. Site offers business center, exercise room, free continental breakfast, wireless internet access, daily newspaper & seasonal outdoor pool. (931) 455-4501. www.qualityinn.com/hotel-tullahoma-tennessee. See ad.

170) QUALITY INN SUITES – 634 David Street, Centerville. (931) 729-5600. Located off Hwy 100, free internet, outdoor pool, free continental breakfast and meeting room.

171) RICHLAND INN – 2125 N. Locust Ave., Lawrenceburg. Enjoy USA Today, continental breakfast, high-speed internet. All rooms non-smoking; suites available. (800) RICHLAND, (931) 762-0061. See ad.

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172) RICHLAND INN – 723 E. Commerce., Lewisburg. Hot breakfast, in-room microfridge & coffee maker; valet & dry cleaning available. Suites available. (931) 359-1800, (800) 207-1021. www.richlandinn.com.

173) RICHLAND INN – 1020 W. College St., Pulaski. In heart of business district on Hwy. 64. King beds & HBO; major cards accepted. (931) 363-0006.

174) RODEWAY INN – 2126 N. Locust Ave., Lawrenceburg. (931) 762-4448. www.rodewayinn.com/Tennessee. See ad.

175) SUPER 8 – 1554 Bear Creek Pk., Columbia. Free continental breakfast & wi-fi ; outdoor pool & business center. (866) 380-1227.

176) WALKING HORSE LODGE – 255 N. Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg. Free continental breakfast & wi-fi; pool, banquet facilities, handicap rooms & truck parking available. Next to Shoney’s. (931) 359-4005. See ad.

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177) ARNOLD ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT COMPLEX – Arnold Air Force Base, Tullahoma. Huge wind tunnels simulate flight for satellites, supersonic & transonic aircraft, & spacecraft; group tours available. (931) 454-5655.

178) ARROWHEADS & AEROSPACE MUSEUM – 24 Campground Rd., Manchester. Chartered in 1987 to showcase history of Coffee Co. & area.

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179) THE ATHENAEUM RECTORY – 808 Athenaeum St.,Columbia. Tours: Feb.-3rd week in Dec.; Tues.-Sat., 10AM-4PM; Sun., 1-4PM. Admission charged. (931) 381-4822.

180) BATTLE OF FARMINGTON CIVIL WAR SITE – 2236 Hwy. 64, Lewisburg. Site served as the only military action of any consequence in Marshall Co. in 1863. Monument erected in 1874 to commemorate buried soldiers.

181) BEECHCRAFT HERITAGE MUSEUM – 570 Old Shelbyville Hwy., Tullahoma. “Living & working” museum traces the lineage of the Beechcraft family of airplanes. The 60,000-sq.-ft. site houses 24 aircraft, aviation artifacts & memorabilia. Open March-Nov. (931) 455-1974.

182) COLLINWOOD TRAIN DEPOT – 101 E. Depot St., Collinwood. On National Historic Register. See art & memorabilia; public library. www.cityofcollinwood.org.

183) COLUMBIA CHILDREN’S MUSEUM – 123 W. 7th St.,Columbia. Open Mon.,Tues.,Thur. & Fri. 10AM-2PM. Sat. 9AM-4PM. (931) 223-6337. www.amuseumcolumbia.org.

184) COWAN RAILROAD MUSEUM – 108 Front St., Cowan. The railroad has been an integral part of Cowan since 1849 when a tunnel was bored through the mountain 2 miles southeast of town. Open May-Oct.; Thur.-Sat., 10AM-4PM; Sun., 1-4PM. (931) 967-3078. www.cowanrailroadmuseum.com.

185) DAVID CROCKETT MONUMENT – Lawrenceburg Sq. Life-size bronze statue of Lawrence Co.’s famous son: frontiersman, soldier, legislator & hero of the Alamo.

186) THE ELEPHANT SANCTUARY WELCOME CENTER – Downtown Hohenwald. This learning center has educational exhibits & gift shop. (931) 796-6500.

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187) ELM SPRINGS HOME – 740 Mooresville Pk., Columbia. Tues.-Fri., 9AM-5PM. Admission charged; group rates available. (931) 380-1844.

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188) FALLS MILL & COUNTRY STORE – 134 Falls Mill Rd., Belvidere. On National Historic Register. Water-powered grain mill est. 1873, museum & country store. Open daily except Wed. (931) 469-7161. www.fallsmill.com.

189) GILES CO. COURTHOUSE – Pulaski Sq. 1909 Neoclassical building featuring Corinthian columns, solid brass door pulls incised “Giles,” inside balcony encircling 3rd fl oor, caryatids (female faces) holding up arched vault of rotunda with skylight. Free. Mon.-Fri., 8AM-4PM. (931) 363-5300.

190) GORDON HOUSE – located on the Natchez Trace Parkway, it was built 1817-1818 by Capt. John Gordon, a prominent early settler. His acclaim as a fearless fighter and spy was acknowledged from Nashville to Natchez

191) GRINDER’S SWITCH MUSEUM – 405 West Public Square, Centerville. Houses the Grinder’s Switch Museum dedicated to preserving the life and times of Minnie Pearl along with memorabilia of Del Reeves, Blake Shelton & Beth Slater Whitson. Home to the Grinder’s Switch Radio Hour. (931) 729-5774.

192) HANDS ON SCIENCE CENTER – 101 Mitchell Blvd., Tullahoma. Indoor science playground where “Please Touch” is the rule! Over 80 hands-on exhibits. Tues.-Sat., 10AM-5PM; Sun., 1-5PM. (931) 455-8387. www.hosc.org.

193) HISTORIC DOWNTOWN FAYETTEVILLE & WALKING TOURS – Fayetteville. See beautiful grand mansions, B&Bs & historic homes like the old Goodrich House at S. Elk Ave. & Maple St.; more on Mulberry Ave. & Washington St.

194) HOHENWALD DEPOT – 112 E. Main St., Hohenwald. Railroad enthusiasts will enjoy the original 1896 N.C. & St.L. depot. Open only during special events; interior exhibits are visible from the outside.

195) JAMES D. VAUGHAN SOUTHERN GOSPEL MUSIC MUSEUM – 25 Public Sq., Lawrenceburg. Celebrate the birthplace of southern gospel music. (800) 547-6500. www.mainstreetlawrenceburg.com.

196) LAIRDLAND FARM HOUSE & CIVIL WAR MUSEUM – 3238 Blackburn Hollow Rd., Cornersville. View historic home & Civil War artifacts by appointment only. Reserve for luncheons, teas, weddings & receptions. (931) 363-2205. www.lairdlandfarmhouse.com

197) LEWIS CO. MUSEUM & DISCOVERY CENTER – 108 E. Main, Hohenwald. Exotic animal mounts from around the globe & historic artifacts from Lewis Co. Tues.-Sat., 10AM-4PM. Admission charged. (931) 796-1550.

198) LINCOLN CO. MUSEUM – 521 Main Ave. S., Fayetteville. Former Borden Milk Plant renovated to showcase history of the area including exhibits on Native American artifacts & fossils, Lincoln Co. Fair harness racing, agriculture & the evolution of farming, space & missiles.

199) LINDEN-PERRY CO. COURTHOUSE – Linden. On National Historic Register. Constructed from 1928-29; a classic example of early 20th-century public architecture with an unusual 2nd-story public gallery.

200) LYNNVILLE RAILROAD MUSEUM – 162 Mill St., Lynnville. Visit depot replica; see memorabilia, scale model trains, trackside “static” display of 1927 Baldwin steam locomotive, a Pullman passenger coach, flatcar & caboose. (931) 527-3158.

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201) MARSHALL CO. HISTORICAL MUSEUM – Hardison Annex, Lewisburg. Est. 1996 by Marshall Co. Historical Society to showcase primitive tools, handmade furniture, World War I & II memorabilia, vintage clothing & more. Free.

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202) MATT GARDNER HOMESTEAD MUSEUM – 110 Dixon Town Rd., Elkton. (931) 309-9695. www.mattgardnerhomestead.org.

203) MAURY CO. ARCHIVES – E. 6th St., Columbia. One of TN’s only county archives to have records dating back to its 1808 founding. Search genealogy records for families in Maury Co., surrounding areas & TN. (931) 375-1501.

204) MERIWETHER LEWIS GRAVE, NATIONAL MONUMENT & NATIONAL PARK – On the Natchez Trace Pkwy, Lewis Co. The leader of the Lewis & Clark Expedition is buried here where he died mysteriously in 1809. The National Park Service maintains the site & exhibits, picnicking & camping areas, & hiking trails.

205) MILKY WAY FARM & MANSION – 520 Milky Way Rd., Pulaski. Founded by Frank Mars, the inventor of the Milky Way Bar. The 1,100 acres of beautiful rolling hills include the manor house with 21 bedrooms & 15 bathrooms, out-door horse track & horse barns. Great for weddings & events. (615) 974-5084. www.milkywayfarm.org.

206) MOORE CO. JAIL MUSEUM – 231 Main St., Lynchburg. Open March-Mid Dec., Tues.-Sat., 11AM-3PM. (931) 993-1791. www.lynchburgtn.com.

207) MT. PLEASANT-MAURY CO. PHOSPHATE MUSEUM – Mount Pleasant Sq. Antique farm implements & more. 4 special exhibits yearly. (931) 379-9511.

208) NATCHEZ TRACE PKWY. WELCOME CENTER – Off mile marker 355, Collinwood. The National Scenic Byway & Parkway runs 444 miles from Nashville to Natchez, MS, with numerous picnic areas, historic sites, walking trails & more. (931) 724-4347. www.waynecountychamber.org., www.cityofcollinwood.org.

209) NATHAN BEDFORD FORREST BOYHOOD HOME – 4435 Pyles Rd., Chapel Hill. (615) 833-8977. www.elmspringscsa.com.

210) OLD GRAVEYARD MEMORIAL PARK – Cemetery & S. 1st Sts., Pulaski. Cemetery used 1817-1883, contains graves of early settlers; rededicated in 1969. Open all year. Free. (931) 363-3789.

211) OLD JAIL MUSEUM – 400 Dinah Shore Blvd., Winchester. Where it’s fun…to go to jail! See an old cell, loom & spinning wheel, Native American artifacts, Civil War uniforms, cannon, handcuffs & leg irons, & Winchester native Dinah Shore mementos. Open mid-March-mid-Nov., Tues.-Sat., 10AM-4:30PM.

212) PRESIDENT JAMES K. POLK ANCESTRAL HOME & PRESIDENTIAL HALL – 301-305 W. 7th St., Columbia. Open April-Oct., Mon.-Sat., 9AM-5PM; Nov.-Mar., 9AM-4PM; Sun., 1-5PM. Admission charged, call for group rates. (931) 388-2354. www.jameskpolk.com.

213) PULASKI HISTORIC SQUARE – Public Sq. & 1st St., Pulaski. A National Historic District. 18th- & 19th-century architecture is declared by TN Historical Commission to be one of the finest squares in Middle TN. (931) 363-3789.

214) RIPPAVILLA PLANTATION – 5700 Main St., Spring Hill. Open Mon.-Sat., 9AM-5PM; Sun., 1-5PM. Last tour begins at 4PM. Winter hours: Dec. 15-March, Mon.-Sat., 10AM-4PM. Admission charged. (931) 486-9037.

215) SAINT JOHN’S CHURCH – Hwy. 243, Mount Pleasant. On National Historic Register. Graveyard holds slaves & masters, Civil War privates & generals, the Episcopal faithful & their Bishops.

216) SAM DAVIS MONUMENT – Pulaski Sq. Erected by the United Daughters of the Confederacy; unveiled in 1906 during the state reunion of Confederate veterans.

217) SAM DAVIS MUSEUM – 134 Sam Davis Ave., Pulaski. Site where “the boy hero of the Confederacy” was hanged. The tiny museum, built in 1950, holds 145 items relating to his life & legacy. Open 3rd Sat. of every month (except holidays), 1:30-4:30PM. Tours by appointment. (931) 486-2591.

218) TN MUSEUM OF EARLY FARM LIFE – US Hwy. 31., Spring Hill. Behind Rippavilla Plantation. More than 500 items on display. Open April-Oct., Fri. & Sat., 9AM-3:30PM. Admission charged. (931) 486-9037.

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WANT TO HORSE AROUND? Then Shelbyville is the right place! In Shelbyville, home of the Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration learn about the famous animals, with their distinct beauty and natural gait. Visit the Shelbyville Historic Square. Enjoy winding roads that lead to Bell Buckle, with the RC Cola/ MoonPie Festival and Wartrace which is home to the Walking Horse Museum and the Wartrace MusicFest.


FEBRUARY MONTEAGLE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANNUAL FOG FESTIVAL, three days of activities, www.monteaglechamber.com

FEBRUARY LONE STAR RODEO at the Calsonic Arena Family Fun for everyone www.twhnc.com

FEBRUARY CAJUN GUMBO SUNDAY at Amber Falls Winery & Cellars, Hampshire www.amberfallswinery.com

MARCH ANNUAL BLOOMING ARTS FESTIVAL, Linden www.bloomingartsfestival.org

MARCH ANNUAL DAFFODIL DAYS, Bell Buckle, www.bellbucklechamber.com MARCH ANNUAL MIDDLE TN GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL, Calsonic Arena,

Shelbyville, www.calsonicarena.com MARCH ANNUAL BUSINESS EXPO AT THE MONTEREY STATION, Cowan

www.franklincountychamber.com MARCH ANNUAL ELK VALLEY SPRING CRAFT SHOW

www.elkvalleycrafters.com MARCH ANNUAL CHOCOLATE FANTASY held at the Manchester/Coffee Co

Conference Center, Manchester, 931-728-3458 MARCH SOUTHEASTERN ALPACA SHOW (CALSONIC ARENA), Shelbyville

www.calsonicarena.com MARCH ANNUAL FABULOUS 50’S SHOW at Ninth Grade Academy in

Fayetteville 931-433-3933. MARCH ANNUAL BUSINESS EXPO at the Monterey Station, Cowan, TN

www.franklincoutychamber.com APRIL ANNUAL OAK BARREL & ½ MARATHON RACE, Lynchburg

www.lynchburgtn.com APRIL ANNUAL MULE DAY, Columbia, www.muleday.com APRIL ANNUAL GLITZ AND GLAM, Hohenwald

www.hohenwaldlewischamber.com APRIL ANNUAL HIGH ON THE HOG FESTIVAL, Winchester

www.highonthehogfestival.com APRIL ANNUAL SPRING IN THE HOLLOW, Lynchburg, www.lynchburgtn.com

APRIL ANNUAL TN MINIATURE HORSE CELEBRATION, Shelbyville www.tmhv.net

APRIL ANNUAL BUSINESS EXPO presented by Marshall County Chamber of Commerce, Lewisburg www.marshallcountytn.com

APRIL ANNUAL ANTIQUE & TRACTOR EQUIPMENT SHOW LCHS 931-703-2283

APRIL ANNUAL BLUE RIBBON HORSE SHOW at LC Horseshow Grounds www.fayettevillelinvolncountychamber.com

MAY INTERNATIONAL DOGWOOD FESTIVAL, Winchester www.winchesterdogwoodfestival.com

MAY-SEPT. SECOND SATURDAY OF MONTH “CRUZIN’ THE SQUARE,” Lewisburg www.marshallchamber.org

MAY ANNUAL LADIES WEEKEND AT ATHENAEUM RECTORY, Columbia www.athenaeumrectory.com

MAY ANNUAL MARVIN MORROW’S SINGING ON THE FARM, Cypress Inn www.marvinmorrow.org

MAY ANNUAL CORVETTE CRUZIN’, Lynchburg, www.lynchburgtn.com MAY ANNUAL ROTARY FESTIVAL ON THE ROCKS, Lewisburg

www.festivalontherocks.com MAY ANNUAL MUTTS IN MAY, Bell Buckle, www.bellbucklechamber.com MAY ANNUAL CIVIL WAR REENACTMENT, Linden

www.perrycountytennessee.com MAY ANNUAL HERITAGE FESTIVAL, Lawrenceburg

www.lawrencecountytn.webs.com

MAY ANNUAL SPRING FUN SHOW, Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville www.calsonicarena.com

MAY ANNUAL BARK IN THE PARK & MAYFEST Rock Creek Park, Lewisburg www.lewisburganimialsheltervols.com

MAY RIVER RAT’S CANOE RENTAL located on Duck River. Canoe & Kayak rentals plus guided fishing trips www.riverratcanoe.com

MAY ANNUAL SINGING ON THE FARM, Marvin Morrow’s 25 acre farm off the Natchez Trace Pkwy mm 349.5 in Cypress Inn, TN. www.marvinmorrow.org

JUNE ANNUAL FRONTIER DAYS, Lynchburg, www.lynchburgtn.com JUNE ANNUAL BONNAROO MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL

Manchester, www.bonnaroo.com JUNE ANNUAL SMOKE ON THE RIVER BACKYARD

COOK-OFF, Clifton, www.cityofclifton.com JUNE LINDEN HERITAGE FESTIVAL, Linden

www.perrycountytennessee.com JUNE ANNUAL TOUR DE WAYNE BICYCLE RIDE, Waynesboro

www.waynecountychamber.org JUNE ANNUAL WARTRACE MUSICFEST, Wartrace

www.wartracechamber.org JUNE ANNUAL BLACKBERRY FESTIVAL, Lynnville, www.lynnville.org JUNE JAMES R. MOON GOLF BENEFIT at Saddle Creek Golf Course. JUNE ANNUAL MUSIC TREE EVENT in Manchester, TN

www.manchestertnchamber.org JUNE ANNUAL BUTTERFLY 5K WALK/RUN at Waynesboro City Park, off Hwy

64 East, Waynesboro. www.waynecountychamber.org JUNE ANNUAL ARTS FESTIVAL, Stonebridge Park, Fayetteville

931-225-8716. JUNE ANNUAL LYNCHBURG MOTORCYCLE RALLY & RACES,

www.lynchburgtn.com JUNE ANNUAL RC MOON PIE FESTIVAL & 10 Mile run,

www.bellbucklechamber.com JUNE PETERSBURG ANNUAL CRUISE IN, SOCK HOP, AND 5K , Petersburg, JULY ANNUAL GREAT CELEBRATION MULE & DONKEY SHOW

Calsonic Arena, Shelbyville, www.calsonicarena.com JULY ANNUAL LIONS SUPERPULL OF THE SOUTH, Chapel Hill

www.lionssuperpull.com JULY RED CARPET HORSE SHOW OF THE SOUTH, Pulaski

www.gilescountytourism.com JULY ANNUAL SUMMER JAM ARTS FEST, Linden

www.perrycountytennessee.com JULY ANNUAL VAUGHNS SOUTHERN GOSPEL MUSIC FESTIVAL

Lawrenceburg, www.lawrencecountytn.webs.com JULY ANNUAL WALKING HORSE SHOW, Cornersville Lion’s Club JULY ANNUAL BUFFALO RIVER RESORT FESTIVAL, Lobelville

www.buffaloriverresortfest.com JULY ANNUAL CORVETTE CRUSIN’ in Lynchburg, TN

www.lynchburgtn.com JULY TN WALKING HORSE SHOW in Lynchburg; www.lynchburgtn.com JULY MONTEAGLE MOUNTAIN MARKET OF ARTS & CRAFTS,

931-924-5353 AUGUST CRAPE MYRTLE FESTIVAL, Ardmore

www.ardmorechamberofcommerce.com AUGUST DAVY CROCKETT DAYS, Lawrenceburg

www.lawrencecountytn.webs.com AUGUST WARTRACE WALKING HORSE SHOW Since 1906, the oldest one-night

horse show in Tennessee, www.wartracechamber.org AUGUST ANNUAL OLD TIMERS DAY Live entertainment, Old Timer and antique

cars and tractors. www.waynecountychamber.org AUGUST RED CARPET HORSE SHOW OF THE SOUTH Pulaski, TN

cars and tractors. www.gilescountychamber.com

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AUGUST MUSIC BY THE LAKE, Winchester City Park, 931-649-2808 AUG.-SEPT. TN WALKING HORSE NATIONAL

CELEBRATION, Shelbyville www.twhnc.com

SEPTEMBER GRINDERS SWITCH MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL, Centerville, www.hickmanco.com

SEPTEMBER HORSESHOE RIVERBEND FESTIVAL, Clifton, www.cityofclifton.com SEPTEMBER SOUTHERN FRIED FESTIVAL, Columbia, www.southernfriedfest.com SEPTEMBER HERITAGE FESTIVAL, Cowan, www.franklincountychamber.com SEPTEMBER ANNUAL CIVIL WAR LIVING HISTORY, Historic Lairdland Farm House,

Cornersville, www.lairdlandfarmhouse.com SEPTEMBER STEP BACK IN TIME, Chapel Hill, www.marshallcountytn.com SEPTEMBER HERE’S THE BEEF FESTIVAL IN GILES COUNTY on the square in

Pulaski, Taste of the Beef Challenge, Arts & Crafts, Free Beef samples, Children’s area and more. 931-363-3789

SEPTEMBER SUNSET SYMPHONY hear the magic of music under the stars at Natchez Hills Vineyard - www.natchezhills.com

SEPTEMBER BEST OF THE BUTTS BBQ COOKOFF, Bell Buckle, 931-389-9663 SEPTEMBER 41A MUSIC AND ARTS FESTIVAL, Tullahoma,

931-455-2364 SEPTEMBER THYME WISPER MAKING NATURAL SOAP WORKSHOP

www.thymewisper.com SEPTEMBER PLAIN ARTS ON THE SQUARE IN BELL BUCKLE

www.bellbuckle.com SEPTEMBER REMEMBERING WWII: Reenactment and Swap Meet at Linden

Courthouse Square, 121 E Main St Linden http://dominionskills.com/remembering-wwii/

OCTOBER LIMOLAND THE PUMPKIN PATCH, Pulaskiwww.limolandfarm.com/pumpkin-patch

OCTOBER ANNUAL LIONS CLUB OCTOBERFEST, Lewisburgwww.marshallcountyartguild.com

OCTOBER GRANDADDY’S FARM CORN MAZE & MORE, Estill Springswww.grandaddysfarm.com

OCTOBER CRUSIN’ THE HOLLOW AND THE JACK & BACK MS RIDE, Lynchburg www.lynchburgtn.com

OCTOBER LYONS FAMILY FARM PUMPKIN PATCH, CORN MAZE & MORE, Taft www.lyonfamilyfarms.com

OCTOBER BANANA PUDDING FESTIVAL, Centerville, www.bananapuddingfest.org OCTOBER LORETTA OKTOBERFEST, Lawrenceburg

www.lawrencecountytn.webs.com OCTOBER GOATS, MUSIC & MORE FESTIVAL, Lewisburg

www.goatsmusicandmore.com OCTOBER OKTOBERFEST / HERITAGEFEST, Hohenwald

www.hohenwaldlewischamber.com OCTOBER WEBB SCHOOL ART & CRAFT FAIR, Bell Buckle

www.bellbucklechamber.com OCTOBER JACK DANIEL’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP BBQ

Lynchburg, www.lynchburgtn.com OCTOBER OLD TIMERS DAY, Manchester

www.manchesteroldtimersday.com OCTOBER WAYNESBORO HARVEST FESTIVAL, Celebrate autumn’s arrival with

food, fun and local entertainment around Waynesboro Court Square. For more info www.waynecountychamber.org

OCTOBER “TEA TASTING WORKSHOP” at Thyme Wisper www.thymewisper.com OCTOBER MURDER MYSTERY DINNER & ROARING 20’S COSTUME CONTEST. at

Knights of Pythias Hall above the Hickman County Chamber of Commerce. www.hickmanco.org.

OCTOBER FAYETTEVILLE TRAIL OF TEARS MEMORIAL WALK AND LIVING HISTORY, 931-433-1234

OCTOBER “STROLLING JIM” TRAIL RIDE, Wartrace, 931-580-2426

NOVEMBER HOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST, Fayetteville www.fayettevillelincolncountychamber.com

NOVEMBER FOOTHILLS ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL, Manchester www.cityofmanchestertn.com

NOVEMBER ANNUAL IN DOOR SWAP MEET, By Celebration City Car Club in Shelbyville 931-684-9379

NOVEMBER ANNUAL HWY 41 TOY CONVOY AND SHOW, Manchester, 931-857-3643

DECEMBER MAJESTIC MIDDLE TN HISTORIC COLUMBIA HOME TOUR, Columbia www.maurychristmas.com

DECEMBER CHRISTMAS IN LYNCHBURG, Lynchburg, www.lynchburgtn.com Dates subject to change. Check the SCTTA website for an up-to-date Calendar of Events.

Weekly Music, Special Events & Venues listed below with activities throughout the year. Please contact specific listings for their event schedule. JANUARY - DECEMBER Every Thur.-Sat. Steak & catfish nights at Fall Hollow Campground & night Restaurant, Hohenwald. (931) 756-1480. www.fallhollow.com.

Every Fri. Live music at the Commodore Hotel & Café, Linden. 6-9PM www.commodorelinden.com.

Every Fri. & Sat. Free family friendly live acoustic music with local and 6:30PM Nashville artists at Music on the Mountain at Jim Oliver’s Smoke House, Monteagle. www.thesmokeshouse.com.

Every Sat. Grinder’s Switch Radio Hour at Hickman County Chamber 10AM of Commerce, Centerville. www.hickmanco.com.

Every weekend Live music at Amber Falls Winery & Cellars, Hampshire. www.amberfallswinery.com.

Every weekend Live music at Normandy River Café, Normandy. (615) 946-7551.

Every weekend Live music at Puckett’s Grocery & Restaurant, downtown Columbia. www.puckettsgrocery.com.

Select Live music at Beans Creek Winery Grape Jam Music Series weekends Check website for dates: www.beanscreekwinery.com.

Select Live music at Grinder’s Switch Winery, Centerville. weekends Check website for dates: www.gswinery.com.

Select Live music at Keg Springs Winery, Hampshire. weekends Check website for dates: www.kegsprings.com.

Select Live Music and Entertainment at Natchez Hills Vineyard, weekends Hampshire, www.natchezhills.com

Select Live music at Pickers Creek Winery, Lewisburg. weekends Check website for dates: www.pickerscreekwinery.com.

Select Live music at Tim’s Ford Marina & Resort, on their Hard weekends Dock Cafe. 175 Marina Lane, Winchester, TN

931-967-4509 www.timsfordmarina.com

Select Live music at Music in the Park, at Stonebridge Park weekends in Fayetteville

JUNE - SEPTEMBER Every Sat. night Free summer outdoor concerts at Perry County’s 7:30PM Music on Main Street. www.perrycountytennessee.com.

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219) TN WALKING HORSE BREEDERS’ & EXHIBITORS’ ASSOCIATION – 250 N. Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg. World headquarters for the TWH industry. Garden, gift shop, & literature available. (931) 359-1574. www.twhbea.com. See ad.

220) TRAIL OF TEARS INTERPRETIVE CENTER – 220 Stadium St. Pulaski. Cherokee family statue and an overlook of a site where the Trail route crossed Richland Creek tell the story of the Indian Removal Act of 1838-1839. and how the Bell and Benge routes intersect in Giles County. (931) 424-4044. www.gilescountychamber.com

221) WYATT ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM – 2502 Lynnville Hwy., Cornersville. This former gas station now features Biblical discoveries by Ron Wyatt including Noah’s Ark, Sodom & Gomorrah & the spot where Moses parted the Red Sea. Closed Sat. (931) 293-4745.

RESTAURANTS

222) BAR-B-QUE CABOOSE CAFÉ – Lynchburg Sq. “Home of the best you ever ate.” Pulled pork BBQ, smoked chicken, Cajun red beans & rice. (931) 759-5180. www.bbqcaboose.com.

223) BEACON LIGHT TEA ROOM – 6276 Hwy 100 Bon Aqua. Specializing in Country Ham, homemade biscuits, jams and jellies. (931) 670-3880.

224) BEECH GROVE GENERAL STORE – 13995 Murfreesboro Hwy., Beech Grove. Renovated 1900s gas station serves a “meat & three” plate & daily specials. (931) 394-3700.

225) BELVIDERE MARKET – 686 Belvidere-Kasserman Switch Rd., Belvidere. Just off Hwy. 64 by post office. Open weekends for food & live music. (931) 967-1727.

226) BREECE’S CAFÉ – 111 S. Public Sq., Centerville. Family-owned since 1939. Meat & 4 vegetables, country ham & biscuits, the best fried chicken in TN; reasonably priced. Closed Mon. & Tues. See ad.

227) CAHOOTS RESTAURANT – 114 W. Market St., Fayetteville. Enjoy the experience of eating in a historic jail setting. Traditional steaks plus chef’s lunch & dinner specials. (931) 433-1173. See ad.

228) COFFEEZ BY US – 2 Railroad Sq., Bell Buckle. Espresso drinks, frappes, fruit smoothies, pizza, cones & great desserts. Open Mon.-Thur., 8:30AM-5PM; Fri. & Sat., 8:30AM-7PM; Sun., 11AM-5PM. (931) 389-6060.

229) COMMODORE HOTEL & CAFÉ – 114 E. Main St., Linden. Chef specials plus daily menu for lunch & dinner; live entertainment on weekends. (931) 589-3224. www.commodorelinden.com. See ad.

230) EMERALD’S RESTAURANT – 128 W. Courtyard Sq., Waynesboro. Casual & fi ne dining on the square. Open daily, 11AM-9PM. (931) 722-5611.

231) FALL HOLLOW CAMPGROUND & RESTAURANT – 1329 Columbia Hwy., Hohenwald. Hwy. 412 & mile marker 391 on Natchez Trace Pkwy. Fish & steak dinners served Thur.-Sat., 5-9PM. (931) 796-1480. www.fallhollow.com.

232) FISH CAMP RESTAURANT – 406 Hwy 100 Centerville. Specializing in TN River Catfish. (931) 729-4401.

233) HOLIDAY LANDING MARINA & BLUE GILL GRILL – 912 Old Awalt Rd., Tullahoma. Hotel & cabins available. Restaurant has inside & outside seating; open daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day, 9AM-4PM. Store sells fuel, beer & snacks. (931) 455-3151. www.holidaylanding.com.

234) HOMESTEAD RESTAURANT – 1331 Hwy 100, Centerville. Home cooking served buffet style. (931) 729-9444.

235) IRON KETTLE RESTAURANT – Lynchburg Sq. Breakfast & home-cooked plate lunches; home of the Jack Daniel’s Whiskey Burger. Open daily, 6AM-4PM. (931) 759-4274. www.ironkettletn.com.

236) HONEY’S RESTAURANT – 109 Market St. E., Fayetteville. Known for their slaw burgers. (931) 433-1181.


237) JIFFY BURGER – 1001 Hillsboro Blvd., Manchester. The best comfort food around for over 50 years: breakfast with country ham, tater tots, homemade biscuits, sandwiches, burgers & milkshakes. (931) 728-4452.

238) JIM OLIVER’S SMOKE HOUSE RESTAURANT, LODGE & TRADING POST – I-24, Exit 134, Monteagle. Est. 1960. Large buffet & full menu daily; South’s best BBQ ribs, pork & chicken. (800) 489-2091. www.thesmokehouse.com. See ad.

239) JUNKYARD DOG STEAK HOUSE – 18 N. Maple St., Hohenwald. Good food, service, & atmosphere plus the best variety in the area. Steak, ribs, chicken, pasta, seafood, salads & more; daily plate specials. (931) 796-0041. See ad.

240) KARMA BAKERIA – Tullahoma. A family-owned business. We roast artisan small-batch fair trade organic coffee. We also hand make our confections and breads.

241) LEGENDS OF PULASKI – 1520 W. College St. Pulaski. (931) 363-5612

242) LEGENDS RESTAURANT – 1609 N. Main St. Shelbyville. (9310 680-7473

243) MARCY JO’S MEALHOUSE & BAKERY – 4205 Hwy. 431, Columbia. Open Tues.-Sat., 7AM-2PM; Fri., 5-8PM. Marcy Jo’s Songwriters Night every 3rd Sat., call for reservations. (931) 380-0968. www.joeyandrory.com.

244) MILDRED’S RESTAURANT – 532 N. Ellington Pkwy., Lewisburg. Southern buffet every day or order off the menu. (931) 270-8502.

245) MISS AUDREY’S TEA ROOM AT PATCH MANOR – 201 S. Ramsey St., Manchester. No one leaves hungry after feasting on our variety of Southern specials, sandwiches & mile-high desserts. (931) 723-1800.

246) MISS MARY BOBO’S – Off Lynchburg Sq. Serving TN regional foods since 1908; a daily recipe always features Jack Daniel’s Whiskey. 2 seatings each Mon.-Sat.: 11AM & 1PM; reservations required. (931) 759-7394.

247) NORMANDY RIVER CAFÉ – 4 Front St., Normandy. Open Fri., 5-9 PM; Sat., 11AM-9PM; Sun., 11AM-6PM. (615) 946-7551.

248) O’HOULIHAN’S – 101 E. Market St., Fayetteville. Sandwich & gift shop on the square. Century-old building has antique wood floors & ceilings, period light fixtures & what seems like a mile of green shelves. (931) 433-0557.

249) PAPA KAYJOE’S BAR-B-QUE – Two locations: 119 West Ward Street, Centerville. (931) 729-2131 and 0015 Highway 46, Bon Aqua. (931) 670-2100. Award winning Bar-B-Que, Ribs and Chicken.

250) PIRATE’S LAIR – 106 Main St., Clifton. Open Fri. & Sat. nights in season. (931) 676-6972.

251) PLEASANTVILLE MARKET & RESTAURANT – 5369 Highway 100 W., Centerville. Pond raised catfish dinners and more. (931) 729-2372.

252) PUCKETT’S GROCERY & RESTAURANT– 15 Public Sq., Columbia. Open daily: Sun.-Mon., 7AM-4PM; Tues.-Thur., 7AM-9 PM; Fri. & Sat., 7AM-11PM. Live music every weekend. (931) 490-4550. www.puckettsgrocery.com.

253) RUSTY FISH HOOK – 217 School St., Linden. Catfish is the specialty, but the buffet & full menu also offer chicken, burgers, sandwiches, fries, vegetables & homemade desserts. Lunch & dinner daily. (931) 589-2626.

254) SALTY SAILOR – 139 North Central Ave, Centerville. Kids eat free on Wednesday. (931) 729-4663.

255) SAN MIGUEL COFFEE COMPANY – 18 S. Jefferson St., Winchester. Espresso bar, frappuccino, shakes & smoothies, desserts, sandwiches, salads & soups. Free wi-fi ; live music on Fri. nights. Open Mon.-Sat., 7AM-5PM. (931) 967-9197.

RIBS, CHICKEN, SEAFOOD, PASTA, SALADS, SANDWICHES & MORE.

SPECIALIZING IN STEAKS Voted best restaurant in Lewis County three years running. Winner of the 2010 Best Small Business Award by Lewis County Chamber of Commerce. Come to “The Garage” – our new 44-seat private dining room. HOURS: Wed. & Thurs. 11AM-8PM

Fri. & Sat. 11AM-9PM, Sun. 11AM-2PM

RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED:

931-796-0041

18 N. MAPLE, HOHENWALD, TN 38462 WWW.JUNKYARDDOGSTEAKHOUSE.COM

Building farms for Tennessee’s future.


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256) SARGES SHACK – 2385 Fayetteville Hwy., Frankewing. Serving the finest in steaks, fish, rice & special house dressing; party room available. Open Sun.-Thur., 11AM-9 PM; Fri. & Sat., 11AM-10 PM. (931) 363-1310.

257) SODA POP JUNCTION – 141 Mill St., Lynnville. Steak, sandwiches, old-fashioned ice cream & other treats served with Southern hospitality. (931) 527-0007. www.sodapopjunction.com.

258) SOUTHERN PERKS – Lynchburg Sq. Coffee, sandwiches, soups, salads, catering & creative cuisine. Mon.-Sat.,7AM-5AM; Sun.,noon-4PM. (931) 759-5552.

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259) STAN’S RESTAURANT & COUNTRY STORE – 1555 Bear Creek Pk., Columbia. I-65 & Hwy. 412, Exit 46. Good country cooking, car wash, fuel station, souvenirs & gift shop. Open 6AM-10AM. (931) 381-2234.

260) THYME WISPER HERB SHOP & TEA ROOM – 3519 Owl Hollow Rd., Linden. Vegan & gluten-free snacks; large selection of teas & herbal infusions. Tues. & Thur., 10AM-4PM.; Sun., 11AM-2PM. (615) 337-9791. www.thymewisper.com.

261) TRUELOVE’S PIZZA & GRITS – 1144 Riverside Dr., Columbia. Closed Mon. (931) 388-7770.

SCENIC TRAILS DRIVES BIKING

262) BAKER’S BLUFF-HICKMAN CO. – Scenic view along the Natchez Trace Pkwy. that overlooks the Duck River & farmland.

263) BUFFALO RIVER TRAIL RIDE – 5929 Bromley Cemetery Rd., Waynesboro. Week-long rides available April, June, July & Oct.; bring your own horse. Primitive camping, sites with electricity & bathhouses. Open May-Nov. (931) 722-9170. www.brtr.com.

264) BUFORD MCCORD PARK – 5387 Hwy 100, Lyles. Community Park with walking trails, playground equipment and shelters. (931) 670-0435.

265) C&R BUGGY & CARRIAGE – Horse-drawn buggy ride through historic Lynchburg. Reservations: (931) 433-8461 or [email protected].

DID YOU KNOW… The “Grand Canyon of the South”, the rock feature at Walls of Jericho State National Area forms a huge, bowl-shaped am-phitheater surrounded by steep, 200-foot sheer rock walls. South of Winchester, the site is part of 21,000 acres of river, forest and caves spanning the Tennessee-Alabama line.

Log onto www.hohenwaldlewischamber.com

to watch our video and plan your trip! Or call Hohenwald/Lewis County

Chamber of Commerce 931-796-4084

Hohenwald Municipal Golf Course

Lewis County Museum of

Natural History

Meriwether Lewis Monument &

Gravesite

Natchez Trace Wine Trail

Civil War Trail


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266) CEDAR GROVE IRON FURNACE – South of Hwy. 412 W., Linden. Last remaining double-stack iron furnace on Western Highland Rim; it was shelled by Union troops in the Civil War. Find directions at www.tnvacation.com.

267) CHICKASAW TRACE PARK – Santa Fe Pk., Columbia. Wilderness hiking trails wind around the Duck River bottomlands. Mountain bike (MTB) & hiking trail. (931) 375-6103. www.columbiacyclingclub.com/mtb_park.asp.

268) COLUMBIA BICYCLING CLUB – 1116 W. 7th St., PMB 127 or The Wheel at 11 Public Sq., Columbia. (931) 381-3225. www.columbiacyclingclub.com.

269) CORNERSVILLE “CALABOOSE PARK” – Water Street, Cornersville. Community Park with playground and picnic area.

270) DEEP SOUTH OUTDOORS – On Carter Mtn. south of Winchester. Breathtaking trail system for wagons, horseback riding & ATVs; all skill levels. (800) 239-9090.

www.deepsouthoutdoors.com.

271) JACKSON FALLS-HICKMAN CO. – Historic rest stop on the Natchez Trace Pkwy. near Shady Grove.

272) JERRY DIXON WALKING TRAIL – RiverPark, Centerville. A walking trail next to the scenic Duck River. (931) 729-4246.

273) JOHN NOEL NATURAL AREA – From I-40 exit on Hwy 46 and proceed south 4.8 miles and turn right after the post offi ce on Church Rd. Go 1.5 miles to Bon Aqua, and turn left at the second RR crossing and then proceed 7/10 of a mile to the natural area. This road is Old Highway 46. See 400 year old trees.

274) HARVEY’S GARDEN – 90 S. College St., Winchester. Walk through paths of beautiful fl owers and bushes.

275) NATCHEZ TRACE PKWY – 444-mile National Park Service Parkway & National Scenic Byway preserves historic sites related to the exploration & settlement of what is now the Southern U.S.; wayside exhibits, hiking trails & bike route available. (800) 305-7417. www.nps.gov/natr/index.htm.

276) NATCHEZ TRACE WILDERNESS PRESERVE – 1363 Napier Rd., Hohenwald. Off Natchez Trace Pkwy. between mile markers 380 & 381. Nestled on a beautiful preserve on over 830 acres with many amenities for the young & young at heart. (931) 796-3212. www.campntwp.com.

DID YOU KNOW… During the 1930’s & early 40’s the upstairs room at 100 S. Main Street (now Mt. Pleasant Grille), was the town meet-ing hall and entertainment venue, featuring Grand Ole Opry stars like Minnie Pearl, Roy Acuff and Little Jimmy Dickens, among others. The enter-tainers would ride the train into Mt. Pleasant from Nashville and stop to eat, relax and perform on stage. Today you can still eat at Mt. Pleasant Grille and enjoy live entertainment.

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277) NATURE TRAIL WALKS-LEWIS CO. – Off the Natchez Trace Pkwy. through Devil’s Backbone State Natural Area & Meriwether Lewis Park.

278) ROCK CREEK PARK – 101 Old Farmington Rd., Lewisburg. Greenway, picnic areas & seasonal farmers market; local festivals throughout year.

279) RUTLEDGE FALLS – 1289 Rutledge Falls Rd., Tullahoma. Take a short, easy walk to the top, then head down the natural stone “steps” to the base of the falls. A striking statue called “The Lady of the Falls” is in the middle of the forest. (931) 455-8879.

280) SHORT SPRINGS STATE NATURAL AREA – 2250 Short Springs Rd., Tullahoma. Located 3 miles west on Country Club Dr. off Hwy. 55. 420-acre preserve known for variety of wildfl owers. A hiking trail leads to 3 waterfalls: Machine Falls, Upper Busby Falls & Lower Busby Falls. (931) 455-2648.

281) SOUTHPORT SALTPETER CAVE – 2171 Mack Benderman Rd., Culleoka. One of the largest caves in Middle TN; during Civil War it was mined for nitrate to make gun powder. Tours by appointment. (931) 379-4404.

282) STONE BRIDGE PARK & VISITOR CENTER – Thornton-Taylor Pkwy. (Hwy. 64 Bypass), Fayetteville. See a replica of the uniquely engineered old stone bridge which spanned the Elk River from 1861-1969 & the Lancaster Cabin, ca. 1791. (931) 433-6059.

283) TN FITNESS SPA – 299 Natural Bridge Park Rd., Waynesboro. Site has the only known double-span natural bridge formation in the world & a natural “ice cave” where it’s 58° year-round. (800) 235-8365. www.tfspa.com.


284) TREASURES & MORE ON HWY. 64 – Start in any of these counties – Wayne, Lawrence, Giles, Lincoln or Franklin – & travel David Crockett Pkwy./Hwy. 64 for over 100 sites to see, eat, sleep & enjoy.

285) WALKING TOURS OF THE HISTORIC HOMES OF FAYETTEVILLE – 208 Elk Ave. S., Fayetteville. (931) 433-1234. www.fayettevillelincolncountychamber.com.

286) WALLS OF JERICHO STATE NATURAL AREA – From Winchester, go SW on US Hwy. 64 W. for approx. 1.2 miles; turn L onto TN Hwy. 16 S., go 16 miles. This rock feature, part of a 754-acre SNA, forms a huge, bowl shaped amphitheater surrounded by steep 200-ft. sheer rock walls.

287) WOOLY’S OFF ROAD PARK – 2000 Mooresville Rd., Lynnville. Open weekends & holidays, 8AM-dark. $15 per person. (931) 703-3129. www.woolysoffroad.com.

SHOPPING ENTERTAINMENT

288) ACCENTS & ANTIQUES – 37-38 Public Sq., Columbia. 7,000-sq.-ft. of antiques & collectibles. (931) 380-8975. www.tennesseeantiques.com.

289) ADVENTURE BIRDS OF BON AQUA – 9600 Highway 46, Bon Aqua. Speciality Bird Shop, extensive selection, Exotic Birds, Cages, Toys, Feed. Middle TN Only Bird Store. Open Tues - Saturday Noon - 6 pm. Closed Sun & Mon. Find us on Facebook. (931) 670-3204.

290) AMISH WELCOME CENTER & WAGON RIDE TOURS – 4001 Hwy. 43 N., Ethridge. (931) 829-2433.

DID YOU KNOW… Moore county is “dry” by law, meaning no liquor can be sold by the drink. Commemorative bottles can be purchased at the gift shop inside the distillery visitor center. According to locals, the nearest liquor store is just 12.3 miles, 12 steps and one screen door away.

291) ANTIQUES, ART & COLLECTIBLES MALL – 123 Public Sq. S., Shelbyville. Independent dealers offer merchandise from authentic period antiques to creative art objects. (931) 680-4745. www.antiquesartscollectibles.com. See ad.

292) ARMSTRONG PIE COMPANY – 106 S. Mill St., Linden. Chocolate, Bavarian crème, cherry, apple & coconut homestyle turnovers made with the freshest ingredients. Tour the facility and see why they proclaim “The South’s Finest Since 1946!” 2-day notice required for groups of 20 or less; 4-day notice required for groups larger than 20. (931) 589-5009. www.armstrongpie.com.

293) BELL BUCKLE ANTIQUE & CRAFT DISTRICT – TN Hwy. 82, Bell Buckle. Victorian village with shops, café & festivals. (931) 389-9663.

294) BELL BUCKLE COUNTRY STORE – Captain Rodney’s, 2630 Nashville Hwy., Lewisburg. Jellies, glazes, hot sauces & salsas. www.captainrodneys.com.

295) BUTTERFLY GARDEN – 104 N. Poplar St., Linden. (931) 589-3422.

296) THE CAPRI THEATER – Depot St., Shelbyville. Historic twin-screen theater showing 1st-run movies 7 days a week. www.montanadrivein.com.

297) CARRIAGE HOUSE PLAYERS – 521 Main St. S., Fayetteville. (931) 433-3933, (931) 967-9930. www.carriagehouseplayers.com.

298) CENTERVILLE MARKETPLACE – 100 Church Street, Centerville. Open Tues - Fri 9:30 - 4:30 Sat. 10:30 - 2:30. Antiques, collectables, jewelry, furniture, soap and more. (931) 729-4800. www.centervillemarketplace.com.

299) CLAY HARRIS THEATRE – 120 West Swan Street, Centerville. Plays are held at the Hickman County Ag Pavilion with 6-8 performances in a season. (931) 729-5130.

300) COLONEL LITTLETON LTD – 755 Abernathy Rd., Lynnville. Beautiful leather goods & jewelry locally handcrafted from the finest materials. The amazing quality is unique among luxury products. (931) 527-3805.

301) DESIGNZ BY YOU – 2 Railroad Sq., Bell Buckle. Inspirational décor & personalized gifts; many items under $10. Mon.-Thur., 8:30AM-5PM; Fri. & Sat., 8:30AM-7PM; Sun., 11AM-5PM. (931) 389-6060. www.designzbyyoustore.com.


When you take Tennessee’s Ag Tag on the road, you’ll show pride in your state while investing in Tennessee’s future.

302) DIAMOND GUSSET JEANS – 183 Main S., Lynchburg. Stop in, visit & shop this American-made product, right along side Old No. 7 & Harley Davidson. (931) 759-5828. www.gussetclothing.com.

303) THE DIXIE THEATRE – Lewisburg Sq. Entertaining the area since 1913; today, host to over 200 performances a year, from local talent to groups like the Nashville Symphony. Home of Marshall Co. Community Theatre.

304) THE DRAGONFLY – 100 2nd Ave., Collinwood. An emporium offering espresso, smoothies, antiques, gifts & more. (931) 724-6400.

www.dragonflytn.com.

305) DRAGONFLY GALLERY & DESIGN – 125 Main Ave. S., Fayetteville. On the historic downtown square; enjoy original artwork from regional artists. Wed.-Fri., 10AM-5PM; Sat., 10AM-2PM. (931) 433-3024.

306) THE FLY ARTS CENTER – 204 S. Main St., Shelbyville. Home to Bedford Art Gallery & Gift Shop featuring work by local crafters, Bedford Players Theatre, Bedford Co. History Museum, & McGrew Reception Hall. (931) 684-8359.

307) FOOTHILLS CRAFTS GIFT SHOP – 418 Woodbury Hwy. 53, Manchester. Basketry, pottery, woodworking, needlework & artwork. Run by nonprofit Coffee Co. Craft Assoc. Mon.-Sat., 9AM-5PM; Sun.,1-5PM. (931) 728-9236.

308) GRINDER’S SWITCH RADIO HOUR – 405 W. Public Sq., Centerville. Home of the Minnie Pearl Museum & Grinder’s Switch Radio Hour, every Sat. morning. (931) 729-5774.

309) HARLEY-DAVIDSON OF COLUMBIA – 1028 Hwy. 31 (Nashville Hwy.), Columbia. Brand new showroom. (931) 540-0099. www.hdcolumbia.com.

310) HERITAGE JEWELERS – 108 Public Sq. E., Shelbyville. Hometown service & hospitality with a big-city selection of fine jewelry, watches, silver, crystal & special designs. (931) 684-3115. www.herjeweler.com. See ad.

311) J. JORDAN BOUTIQUE & ALTERATIONS – Ladies fashion & accessories offered in 2 locations: 104 Public Sq. E., Shelbyville, (931) 684-9695; 29 Railroad Sq., Bell Buckle (inside The Shops at Southern Charm), 931-389-0003.

www.jjordanboutique.com.

312) JACKIE’S GIFT GALLERY – Lynchburg Sq. (931) 759-5672. www.jackiesgiftgallery.com.

313) JIM OLIVER’S SMOKE HOUSE RESTAURANT, LODGE & TRADING POST – I-24, Exit 134, Monteagle. Live music & entertainment for the entire family every Sat. night. (800) 489-2091. www.thesmokehouse.com. See ad.

314) LEW LEW’S HOME DECOR & GIFTS GALORE – 300 Bennett Drive, Pulaski. Full Bridal, Baby Registry Graduation Registry, Vera Bradley, unique gifts and more. (931) 363-1845.

315) LIL JOE’S FLY TYING – 2 Railroad Sq., Bell Buckle. 17-year-old Joe has been tying flies for fly fishing for over 8 years. Mon.-Thur., 7:30AM-5PM; Fri. & Sat., 7:30AM-8PM; Sun.,11AM-5PM. www.designzbyyoustore.com.

316) LYNCHBURG CAKE & CANDY CO. – 134 Cashion Rd., Lynchburg. (931) 759-7441. www.lynchburgcandy.com.

317) LYNCHBURG CHOPPERS – 45 Park Alley, Lynchburg. Open Wed.-Sun., 10AM-5PM. (931) 759-4848.

www.lynchburgchoppers.com.

318) LYNCHBURG HARDWARE & GENERAL STORE – 160 Craig St., Lynchburg. Largest collection of Jack Daniel’s collectibles in the world; the official Jack Daniel’s gift shop. (931) 759-6303, (888) 221-5225.

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319) MANCHESTER ARTS CENTER – 128 E. Main St., Manchester. Home to the community theatre group presenting 4 productions a year. (931) 728-3434. www.manchesterartscenter.com.

320) MAURY CO. ARTS GUILD – 705 Lion Pkwy., Columbia. One of the area’s oldest theaters still producing live stage shows. (931) 215-8526. www.artsguild.org.

321) THE MERCHANTS AT COKERS – 401 Wilson Ave., Tullahoma. Former Coca-Cola bottling plant is now a restored retail & dining destination. (931) 571-8444.

322) MERLE NORMAN – 105 Public Sq. S., Shelbyville. Cosmetics, gifts, ladies accessories, baby & children’s clothing. Open Mon.-Sat., 9AM-5:30PM. (931) 684-8728. See ad.

323) MONTANA DRIVE IN – 10251 Tullahoma Hwy., Estill Springs. 3-screen theater shows movies under the stars; double features every night. Concessions on site. (931) 649-3454. www.montanadrivein.com.

324) NINA’S TASTE OF TENNESSEE – Lynchburg Sq. Sample whiskey fudge, pralines or “Spirit of Lynchburg“ truffles, order gift baskets & more. (931) 759-5252. www.ninastasteoftennessee.com.

325) THE OLD RINK EMPORIUM – 1017 Brents Rd., Lewisburg (off 5th Ave. N.). Furniture, linens, gifts & home décor. “You never know what you’ll fi nd at the Old Rink.” (931) 359-9789.

326) OLDHAM THEATER – Winchester Sq. Refurbished to resemble its early splendor. 1st-run movies showing 7 days a week. www.montanadrivein.com.

327) PUCKETT & MAYNORD – 24 E. Main St., Hohenwald. A dry goods store for those seeking the real TN. (931) 796-3554.

328) REMEMBER WHEN – 108 S. Public Sq., Centerville. Largest Fenton Art Glass dealer in Middle & East TN; Yankee Candles, gifts & collectibles, free gift wrap. Mon.-Sat., 9AM-5PM; Sun., 11AM-3PM. (931) 729-0052.

329) S&G CYCLES – 1114 Galloway, Columbia. Custom bike work & motorcycle museum. (931) 381-7282. www.sgcustomcycles.com.

330) SIR’S FABRICS – 110 N. Elk Ave., Fayetteville. Est. 1948. One of the largest fabric stores in the mid-South; extensive inventory of high quality fabrics at discount prices. (931) 433-2487. www.sirsfabrics.com.

331) THE STRAND THEATRE – 100 E. Main St., Hohenwald. Entertaining the community since 1938; see concerts, movies, theater & artwork. Strand Events Line:

(931) 295-3076.

332) TN VALLEY JAMBOREE – W. Gaines St. in Lawrenceburg City Administration Building. Bluegrass, country & gospel music every 2nd & 4th Sat., 7-11PM.

333) TN WALKING HORSE NATIONAL CELEBRATION GROUNDS – 1110 Evans St., Shelbyville. The world champion is determined here on the Sat. night before Labor Day each year. Tickets & info: (931) 684-5915. See ad.

334) TOWN CRIER GIFT SHOP – 119 N. Central Ave., Centerville. Open since 1974, this Hallmark Gold Store sells gifts, books, collectibles, gourmet & custom baskets. Mon.-Sat., 9AM-6PM. Open Sun. in Nov. & Dec. (931) 729-4027.

335) WHIFFENPOOFS OF WINCHESTER – 103 S. College St., Winchester. Vintage clothing, jewelry & accessories, costume rentals (from $10/day) & more. Tues.-Fri., 11:30AM-6PM or by appointment. (931) 968-1113.

336) WILD DUCK SOUP EMPORIUM – 105 South Public Square, Centerville. A melting pot of heirloom quality, handmade items by local artists, whole foods market and massage therapist. (931) 729-0690.

337) WINCHESTER ANTIQUE MALL – 122 1st Ave. N.W., Winchester.

338) WISHING WELL ANTIQUES & GIFTS – 122 1st. Avenue NW, Winchester. A quaint little store located just off the square in Downtown Winchester. Specializing in unique treasures from the past. (256) 656-5015


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TRAMINETTE BAKED APPLES FROM BEANS CREEK WINERY

Ingredients:

Directions:

Granny Smith apples (or your preference)

Beans Creek Traminette Wine

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Wash, core & slice apples, place in shallow baking dish. Sprinkle with brown sugar & cinnamon to taste. Pour wine over the apples (1/2 to 1 inch deep). Bake in 350º oven until desired doneness.

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339) DAVID CROCKETT STATE PARK – 1400 W. Gaines St., Lawrenceburg. Riverside park is a memorial to the Visit www.picktnproducts.org legendary hunter & hero of the Alamo. New LEED Certified Green cabins surround beautiful Lindsey Lake. Crockett Mill Restaurant. (931) 762-9408.

340)HENRY HORTON STATE PARK – 4358 Nashville Hwy., Chapel Hill. A former TN governor’s estate. The park is located on the shores of the historic Duck River, one of the most diverse ecosystems in the world. Remnants of a mill and bridge may be seen today on the Wilhoite Mill Trail. New campground & RV sites and every day buffet in restaurant. Popular with golfers. (800) 250-8612.

341) MOUSETAIL LANDING STATE PARK – Hwy. 438, Linden. On the eastern banks of the TN River & near the Buffalo River. With Mousetail Landing State Park located on the Tennessee River, fishing is a popular activity. Fishing is permitted anywhere you can reach water. Bass, bream, crappie, stripe and catfish can be caught along the banks.The park has one day-use, three-mile trail. There is one overnight, eight-mile trail with two screened shelters. (731) 847-0841.

342) OLD STONE FORT STATE PARK – 732 Stone Fort Dr., Manchester. Earth & stone enclosure built as a sacred site by Native Americans over 2,000 years ago. The hiking trail follows the wall of Old Stone Fort which was used by the Native Americans as a ceremonial gathering place. (931) 723-5073.

343) TIMS FORD STATE PARK – 570 Tims Ford Dr., Winchester. Off Hwy. 50, west of Winchester on the Tims Ford Reservoir. The Tims Ford Lake is considered one of the most picturesque lakes in Tennessee and is regarded as one of the top bass fishing and recreational lakes in the Southeast.The park has 20 beautiful cabins situated on the wooded slopes of Tims Ford Lake. The park has two campgrounds for tent or RV campers.The Lake View Marina, located within the park. (800) 471-5295.


The following South Central TN wineries & distilleries are listed east to west in the order they appear on the Wine & Spirits Trail.

344) BEANS CREEK WINERY – 426 Ragsdale Rd., Manchester to Hwy. 55. Free tastings, music & gift shop; visit website for events. Open Mon.-Thur., 10AM-6PM; Fri.-Sat., 10AM-7PM; Sun., 1-www.beanscreekwinery.com. See ad.

345) GEORGE DICKEL DISTILLERY – 1950 Cascade Hollow Rd., T Center & gift shop. Free tours: Mon.-Sat., 9AM-4:30PM

tour starts at 3:30PM. (931) 857-4110. www.dickel.com.

346) JACK DANIEL DISTILLERY – 182 Lynchburg Hwy., Lynchburg. Oldest registered distillery in U.S. Tours: 9AM-4:30PM, except holidays. (931) 759-4221. www.jackdaniels.com. See ad.

347) PRICHARD’S DISTILLERY – 11 Kelso-Smithland Rd., Kelso. Hand-crafted American spirits since 1997. Free tours: Mon.-Fri., 9AM-4PM; Sat., 9AM-3PM. (931) 433-5454. www.prichardsdistillery.com.

348)PICKERS CREEK WINERY – 1986 New Columbia Hwy., Lewisburg. Free wine tastings, great gift shop with musical flair, beautiful porches to sit & relax, quiet vineyard views. Open Fri.-Sat. 11AM-6PM; Sun., noon-5PM. (931) 359-5500. www.pickerscreekwinery.com.

349) LEXINGTON VINEYARD – 2000 Dog Hollow Rd., Lynnville. Free tastings. Open daily, noon-5PM; always open by chance. (931) 527-4011.

www.lexingtonvineyard.com.

350) TENN SOUTH DISTILLERY – 1800 Abernathy Rd, Lynnville. Free Tour and Tasting on Monday - Fri. from 10 am - 5 pm; Sat 10 am - 3 pm. Tastings anytime and sale of spirits are always available. Great gift shop. (931) 527-0027 www.tennsouthdistillery.com

351) NATCHEZ HILLS VINEYARD – 109 Overhead Bridge Rd., Hampshire. Vineyard & winery tours, free tastings, gift shop, multiple indoor & outdoor spaces for weddings, corporate events & private parties; Nashville Unleashed every Sat. night. Open Wed.-Sun., noon-6PM. Visit website for event schedule.

www.natchezhills.com.

352) KEG SPRINGS WINERY – 361 Keg Springs Rd., Hampshire. Free tastings, gift shop, outdoor covered deck, music & special events. Open Wed.-Sun., noon-6PM. (931) 285-0589. www.kegsprings.com. See ad.

353) AMBER FALLS WINERY & CELLARS – 794 Ridgetop Rd., Hampshire. Vineyards, free tastings, gift shop, covered outdoor sitting area, guest cottages, grills, games, music & special events. Open Mon.-Sat., 10AM-5PM; Sun., 12:30PM-5PM. (931) 285-0088. www.amberfallswinery.com. See ad.

354) GRINDER’S SWITCH WINERY – 2119 Hwy. 50 W. Loop, Centerville. Free tastings, gift shop, cheese & bread available for purchase, outdoor covered sitting area. Open Sun.-Thurs., noon-5PM; Fri. & Sat., 10AM-6PM. Visit website for event listing. www.gswinery.com.

WINERIES DISTILLERIES

WINERIES - Taste the fruit of our vineyards. From Tennes-see’s fertile, rolling hills, winemakers have mastered the ancient art of growing grapes. The result is wine-making at its best. Don’t be surprised by the variety and quality of Tennessee’s wines, from sparkling champagnes to deep red merlots. For champagnes & white wines, tour and taste at Bean’s Creek Winery in Manchester, TN. If red is your weakness, head to Picker’s Creek Winery in Lewisburg. Stop by Grinder’s Switch Winery in Centerville for the relaxed country atmo-sphere. At Natchez Trace Winery in Hampshire, where you’ll fi nd dry, sweet, red and white wines. Enjoy a leisurely afternoon of wine tasting in the beautiful mountaintop setting of Amber Falls Winery and Keg Springs Winery both in the hills of Hamp-shire, TN where you’ll fi nd traditional reds and whites as well as sweet fruit wines. If looking for sweet or even homemade honey visit Lexington Vineyard in Lynnville, TN

DISTILLERIES - Tennessee’s distilleries are as much a part of our rich history as natural beauty, great music and can-do at-titude, with distilleries dating back to the 1800s. Since then, new distilleries have been popping up all over the state.Tennes-see is internationally famous for sippin’ whiskeys from Jack Daniel and George

Dickel. Did you know we have a well-known rum distillery as well? Take a tour of Prichard’s Distill-ery in Kelso, where fi ne whiskey and fl avored rums are made. New to Lynnville, TennSouth Distillery try their hand-made small batches with unique fl avors.

We invite you to follow the SouthCentral TennesseeWine & SpiritsTrail. You are certaintofindaTennesseewine orwhiskey to suit every taste. Throughout the year ourwineries havespecial music and events scheduled. Formoreinformation on SouthCentral Tennessee visit

www.sctta.net


COMMUNITY RESOURCES & CHAMBERS

Banks BANK OF FRANKEWING – Hwy. 64 at I-65 & 1671 W. College St., Pulaski. Since 1921. (931) 424-3008. www.bankoffrankewing.com.

BANK OF LINCOLN CO. – 3 locations in Fayetteville: 307 E. College St., (931) 433-1708. 202 W. College St., (931) 433-2671. 2702 Huntsville Hwy., (931) 433-5188. “There is a difference in banks.”

FIRST NATIONAL BANK – Full-service banking in Giles, Lincoln & Marshall counties. Smith Barney Investment Center & FNB Mortgage Company. (931) 363-BANK. www.fnbforyou.com.

Chambers of Com merce BELL BUCKLE COC – (931) 389-9663. www.bellbucklechamber.com. See ad.

CLIFTON COC – 122 Main St. (931) 676-5510. www.cliftonchamber.com.

FAYETTEVILLE-LINCOLN CO. COC – 208 S. Elk Ave. (931) 433-1234, (888) 433-1238. www.fayettevillelincolncountychamber.com. See ad.

FRANKLIN CO. COC – 44 Chamber Way, Winchester. (931)967-6788. www.franklincountychamber.com.

GILES COUNTY CHAMBER OF TOURISM & COMMERCE – 110 N. 2nd Street, Pulaski. (931) 363-3789 www.gilescountychamber.com See ad.

HICKMAN CO. COC – 405 W. Public Sq., Centerville. (931) 729-5300. www.hickmanco.com. See ad.

LAWRENCE CO. COC – 1609 N. Locust Ave., Lawrenceburg. (931) 762-4911, (877) 388-4911. www.selectlawrence.com.

LAWRENCE CO. TOURISM ASSOCIATION – www.lawrencecountytn.webs.com. See ad.

LEWIS CO. COC – 106 N. Court St., Hohenwald. (931)796-4084. www.hohenwaldlewischamber.com. See ad.

LYNCHBURG COC – 10 S. Mechanic St., Lynchburg. (931) 759-4111. www.lynchburgtn.com. See ad.

MANCHESTER COC – 110 E. Main St., Manchester. (931) 728-7635. www.manchestertnchamber.org. See ad.

MANCHESTER TOURISM & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION – 100 E. Fort St., Manchester.

MARSHALL CO. COC – 227 Second Ave. N., Lewisburg. (931)359-3863. www.marshallchamber.org.


MAURY CO. CVB – 8 Public Sq., Columbia. (931) 381-7176. www.antebellum.com. See ad.

MT. PLEASANT AREA COC – 104 N. Main St., Mount Pleasant. (931) 379-7703.

PERRY CO. COC – 215 E. Main St., Linden. (931) 589-2453. www.perrycountytennessee.com.

SHELBYVILLE-BEDFORD CO. COC – 100 N. Cannon Blvd., Shelbyville. (931) 684-3482. www.shelbyvilletn.com. See ad.

SOUTH CENTRAL TN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT – 815 S. Main St., Columbia. Jerry Mansfield, Executive Director. (931) 381-2040. www.sctdd.org.

SPRING HILL AREA COC – 199 Town Center Pkwy., Spring Hill. (931) 486-0625.

TULLAHOMA COC – 135 W. Lincoln St., Tullahoma. (931) 455-5497. www.tullahoma.org.

WARTRACE COC – (931) 389-9999. www.wartracechamber.org.

WAYNE CO. COC – 100 Court Cir., Room 301, Waynesboro. (931) 722-3575. www.waynecountychamber.org. See ad.

Realtors COFFEE CO. REALTY – Manchester: (931) 728-2800, (800) 276-3820. Tullahoma: (931) 455-3000, (800) 876-4564. www.coffeerealty.com. See ad.

Schools MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE – Pulaski. Founded 1870. Academic, athletic & social opportunities for young people to create a vision for their lives. See ad.

MOTLOW STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE – Moore Co., McMinnville, Fayetteville, Smyrna. Multiple campuses serving 11 counties in Southern Middle TN; associate degrees, certifi cates & flexible learning pathways for early transfer, college preparation & workforce training. (800) 654-4877. www.mscc.edu. See ad.


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For more information, please contact: Rene Lance, CTTP, TMP Executive Director South Central Tennessee Tourism Association (931) 993-3286 or [email protected]

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