Bledsoe's Lick Historical Association/Bledsoe's Fort Historical Park

Since March 10, 1970, the Bledsoe’s Lick Historical Association has pursued the exciting and challenging task of integrating the preservation of important archaeological and historic sites with the growth, progress and economic development of Sumner County. Named for the mineral springs and licks so prominent in regional history and prehistory, in 1992 the Association expanded its preservation efforts to include the development of Bledsoe’s Fort Historical Park: a nearly 80-acre county park which includes: the archaeological location of Isaac Bledsoe’s 1780 fort and the restored Nathanial Parker cabin.

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