Henderson, TN
Rich in history and steeped in tradition, Henderson embraces the small-town values and volunteer spirit that make Tennessee great. This quaint small town was originally a railroad stop in the 1850s and has a large historical significance. During the Civil War, the town and its railroad depot were operated by the Confederate State of America and later by the Union until it was attacked by Confederate guerrillas, who burned it to the ground. The women of the town extinguished the fire and aided the Union troops.
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Attractions in Henderson, TN
cultureChickasaw State Park |
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Chickasaw State Park offers various activities for visitors to embark on including more than four miles of easy to moderate hiking trails and bicycle-friendly roads. Guests can utilize the rowboats and pedal boats available for rent on Lake Placid. READ MORE. |
music & artEddy Arnold Marker |
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Eddie was the first artist to successfully blend country and pop music, holding the No. 1 position on the country charts for all but two weeks in 1948. Visit the Eddy Arnold Marker located at 158 E Main St, Henderson, TN 38340 READ MORE. |
cultureFreed Hardeman University |
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Lodge Pickwick Landing is the perfect overnight option for relatives visiting students at the campus of Freed–Hardeman University. Give your student some space while enjoying the amenities and activities of the lodge, under an hours drive from campus. READ MORE. |