Lawrenceburg (Tennessee)

Davy Crockett settled along the banks of Shoal Creek here in 1817 and constructed a powder mill/grist mill and distillery, which lasted until a flood in 1821 wiped it all away and prompted Davy to leave town. The state park includes a museum about him and replica of his cabin, and additionally, an Olympic-sized pool, scenic creekside natural areas, and campgrounds.

A tribute to Lawrenceburg's Southern Gospel acclaim.

This Amish community allows visitors to glimpse and learn about their lifestyle through markets and daily affairs.

Part of the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail. Exhibits on the grounds of the memorial and inside the Trail of Tears Interpretive Center give an excellent overview of the Trail of Tears in general and the Benge and Bell Routes in particular.