Things To Do in Eagleville, Tennessee

Inscription. Buried here are the following 48 Confederate veterans who have been identified: J. S. C. Bain, T. M. Baker, I. J. Battle, Dr. T. J. Bennett, J. C. Bostick, M. H. Bostick, T. H. Caldwell, J. W. Carroll, Thomas Chambers, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This village dates from about 1800 and was first called Hardeman Cross Roads. After 1849 it took the name of the Methodist Church and became known as Triune. Prior to the Civil War, Triune was a flourshing center of commerce ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Triune United Methodist Church origin goes back to King's Chapel, organized ca. 1815 a mile west. A brick building was built here in 1849 on the then-new highway. The Chruch was named Triune then the village, previously ... More on HMDB

"Beginning at a Sassafras on the North Side of the road leading to Corn Mill, thence west 70 yards to an elm, thence north 70 yards to a white oak, thence 70 yards to a red bud, thence south to the... More on Gbgm-umc.org

Inscription. In small groups known as societies, early settlers held worship services in their homes. Several months before the Tennessee Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church was organized,... More on HMDB

Inscription. In 1834, the State of TN hired Professor James Hamilton to find its geographic center in order... More on HMDB

Its just a few parking places in front of a small monument surrounded by a little iron fence. More on Yahoo! Travel

In the early days Murfreesboro was a little village known as Cannonsburgh. Today Cannonsburgh Pioneer Vill... More on Off the Beaten Path: Tennessee

Cannonsburgh, the original name of Murfreesboro, is a reconstructed Southern village. The village serves as... More on Heritage