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Bell Buckle, Tennessee, a railroad village of preserved and restored Victorian homes and churches, is nestled among the hills, farmland and walking horse country of Bedford County, Tennessee. The Webb School, within walking distance to downtown, is a world-renowned college preparatory boarding and day school and is an integral part of the history of this unique town. Established in 1852, Bell Buckle has become known for its antiques, quilts, handmade crafts, country music, home cooking and Southern hospitality. Thousands of visitors are drawn each year to visit the charming downtown with its shops and eateries and participate in the annual festivals. Source: Facebook

Downtown Cowan

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Downtown Cowan. VisitCowan.com and The Cowan Clipboard are projects of the Cowan Commercial Club, one of Tennessee's oldest civic organizations. Founded in the year 1922, we work to promote a cohesive community and healthy commerce. Source: Facebook

Downtown Dickson

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Downtown Dickson is located 45 minutes from Nashville on Interstate 40. Our historic district has over 100 commercial businesses, boutiques and restaurants. Source: website

Downtown Hohenwald

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Hohenwald is a city in and the county seat of Lewis County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 3,757 at the 2010 census. The name "Hohenwald" is a German word that means "High Forest". The town was founded in 1878 and later merged with a town named "New Switzerland" to the south. New Switzerland was founded in 1894 by Swiss immigrants in conjunction with the N.C.&St.L. Railroad. The city was incorporated on December 1, 1911. Hohenwald is notable for several things. Meriwether Lewis, of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, died and was buried seven miles east of the town at Grinder's Stand in 1809. Rod Brasfield, an old Grand Ole Opry comedy star, made his home in Hohenwald and referred to it in his routines. Professional ballplayer Deason "Decon" Loveless came from Hohenwald. David Sisco, who in 1974 placed ninth in points in the Winston Cup Series, is a native of Hohenwald, as is celebrated author William Gay, whose books include "The Long Home, Provinces of Night, I Hate to See That Evening Sun Go Down," and "Twilight". The third-largest animal trophy mount collection in North America is located at the Lewis County Museum of Local and Natural History in downtown Hohenwald. Hohenwald is also the home of the The Elephant Sanctuary, the largest natural-habitat sanctuary for elephants in the United States. Hohenwald is one of only a few Mid-American towns that have met the Transition Towns criteria. The Buffalo Valley addiction extended care community is located there providing treatment and long-term housing for recovering persons.

Downtown Linden

Cultural District ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Shopping District

Carved from land once part of Hickman and Humphreys Counties, Perry County was established on Nov. 18, 1819, with the passage of a Public Act by the Tennessee State Legislature. This land sits between the natural barriers of both the Tennessee River to the west and the Buffalo River to the east. The county is home to 7,915 people with most living in the two cities of Linden (pop. 908), which is the county seat, and Lobelville (pop. 897). Perry County stretches across 415 square miles of land and an additional eight square miles of water. Source: County website Downtown Linden’s walking area offers so much small-town charm with its retail shops and various businesses. Most of the downtown area surrounds the County Courthouse and throughout the year is host to several events that you will want to make sure you don’t miss, such as the annual Blooming Arts Festival in March, Music on Main Street, and many others. Source: Town website

Downtown Lobelville

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The City of Lobelville was settled by a Frenchman Herry De Lobel in 1854. Hence, the name of the city, which was then called Lobelsville. The earliest settlement in Perry County is Tom's Creek, which is part of the Pineview community of Lobelville. In fact, the first store was opened by James Yeates in 1819. Moreover, the oldest business still operating is T.G.T., now also known as El Paso Energy. It began its operation in 1943. The City constantly continues to grow. Together with local small businesses, Lobelville is honored to host a number of bigger businesses such as Reliable Products, Bates Fabricating, and Phytotherapy. We are also proud to welcome new businesses coming into the area, to which we can promise favorable business location and environment. The City of Lobelville is a wonderful place for family recreation and pastime, which attracts a great amount of people. There are various activities for various preferences regardless of age or gender. One can fish, swim, hunt, enjoy picnics and camping, or golf in and around our community. Still one of the most popular summer activities is the adventurous canoe floating along the banks of the picturesque Buffalo River. Canoe rentals and convenience stores are readily available for visitors. Source: Lobelville website

Downtown Nashville

The sound of Nashville reverberates from the city’s downtown core where visitors from all over the world converge with the business and government district. Running smack in the middle is Lower Broadway where Honky Tonks play world-class live music 365 days of the year and never charge a cover. In the area “North of Broadway” are historic buildings reimagined into music attractions, boutique hotels, art galleries, and chef-driven restaurants, and “South of Broadway” are newly constructed hotels, eateries, music venues, and attractions. Wherever you go, there is plenty of fun to be had around Nashville’s incredibly walkable downtown. Source: VisitMusicCity.com

Downtown Portland

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Downtown Portland, Tennessee We were originally Richland Station, named for the railroad depot erected here for the then-new Louisville and Nashville Railroad, with its first scheduled stop in the small settlement on October 31, 1859. Because there was confusion later with another Richland on the railroad lines, Richland Station was renamed Portland in 1888, and then incorporated in 1905. The first election was also held for a mayor and board of aldermen at that time. Source: website

Downtown Springfield

Community Center ; Cultural District ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Shopping District

Springfield is the county seat of Robertson County, one of the most beautiful agricultural counties in the southeastern United States. Springfield is approximately 30 minutes from downtown Nashville and all of the varied artistic, cultural, educational, historic, restaurant, and sports attractions available in a large city. Nashville is also the state capital and “Music City USA.” Springfield is the home of NorthCrest Medical Center, a 109- bed state-of-the-art hospital and medical arts campus. Springfield’s proximity to Nashville also provides easy access to some of the nation’s best hospitals. Source: city website

Downtown Tullahoma

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Downtown Tullahoma, Tennessee

Downtown Waverly

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Waverly's population is just over 4,000. Waverly is a very neighborly community where citizens and officials work together for continuous growth and prosperity. Our quality of life is outstanding. We have a strong mixed-based economy with abundant service, retail and commercial businesses. Our local main street merchants work very hard to keep our downtown vibrant and thriving. Our many civic organizations contribute the seasoning for the successful business blend in the City of Waverly. Our square is alive and well with shopping, restaurants and a movie theater. Music on the Square takes place every Saturday night, June through August. There are other tourist attractions close by, including a Civil War Fort and museum and the Loretta Lynn Dude Ranch. Waverly also sports parks, greenways and is home for the "Grandfunally" playground. Swimming, golfing, picnicking and biking are also enjoyed by residents and visitors. Waverly is rich in history and ready for the future. Waverly offers the best in education, medical facilities and entertainment. Nashville State Community College has a campus located in our city. Our city offers small town living with big city goals and opportunities. Source: Waverly website

Downtown Winchester

Business/Company ; Cultural District ; Shopping District

Winchester Downtown is a Tennessee Main Street Community that strives to create and support a vibrant, historical downtown. Like to learn of events and promotions. Source: Facebook

Draper James

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Reese Witherspoon's Draper James is a company she started to honor her Southern heritage and in particular her grandparents who were, and still are, the greatest influences in her life: grandmother, Dorothea Draper and grandfather, William James Witherspoon. They taught her everything she knows about gracious Southern living. From them she learned to dress and act like a lady, to take pride in her home, to reach out to help a neighbor, and to always invite everyone in for a visit. Welcome to your best friend's home, where the the pillows are always fluffed and the sweet tea flows like water. Warm and inviting, our flagship store embodies southern hospitality at its finest. Everything is for sale, right down to the art on our walls. Relax in a cozy nook or come through our back door, stopping by the mud room to hang your coat. Our cash wrap is designed to resemble a marble kitchen island, so pull up a stool and catch up on the latest gossip. Come for the fashion, stay for the sweet tea! Source: venue website Source: venue website

East Side Art Stumble

Gallery ; Shopping District ; Studio

As of January 2022, the East Side Art Stumble is on pause due to COVID, weather, and scheduling changes. The community and visitors are encouraged to check out the galleries in East Nashville during their normal business hours and/or by appointment. The East Side Art Stumble is a monthly event produced through the partnership of galleries, businesses and artists to bring people to East Nashville and showcase the neighborhood’s remarkable pool of creative talent. It takes place on the second Saturday of each month from 6pm to 10pm, rain or shine. The galleries, businesses, and studios stretch across the neighborhoods of East Nashville and Inglewood. Galleries and arts businesses all over East Nashville and Inglewood host exhibitions and openings that are free to the public. Other venues may be participating, check your favorite East Nashville gallery's social media to keep up to date. Participating galleries generally include: Red Arrow Gallery Nashville Community Darkroom Michael Weintrob Photography Studio and Gallery Raven & Whale Gallery The Green Gallery at Turnip Green Creative Reuse

Edgehill Village

Bar/Tavern ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Shopping District

Edgehill Village is a community gathering place with a carefully curated selection of restaurants, shops and businesses in Nashville, Tennessee. Source: Facebook

Erabellum Artisan Co-op

Gallery ; Shopping District

Erabellum Artisan Co-op: Galleries #61 & # 63 Art at the Arcade The Arcade Building 244 5th Ave. North, Nashville , TN 37219 Gallery in the Historic Arcade in downtown Nashville #61 & #63. Open for the First Saturday Art Crawl every month! Mission: To offer an affordable art gallery and retail space for independent business owners in Nashville who represent multiple creative disciplines in retail, fashion, design, craft and art. Each member owns and operates a respected and established business that represents their spirit and brings his/her own individual talents to the group. Together we can be a mutual resource of support, promotion, information sharing and fun. We strive to be a model of the entrepreneurial spirit to the Nashville community. We hope to amplify our individual visions through the power of a collective. Source: Facebook

Fayetteville Main Street

Cultural District ; Shopping District

Fayetteville Main Street has been an active and vital part of the community since 1990. Main Street revitalization is a comprehensive, incremental, self-help economic strategy that focuses on developing public-private partnerships in order to enhance community livability and job creation while maintaining the historic character of the district. Source: venue website

Fifth + Broadway

Park/Garden/Open Space ; Shopping District

Fifth + Broadway Located in Downtown Nashville! Broadway is the heart of Nashville. With eats and entertainment for all ages, Fifth + Broadway is changing the way Nashville lives, works, and plays. Enjoy premier shopping & ridiculously good food at Apple Store, Ariat, Free People, Cava, Hattie B’s, Shake Shack, Slim & Husky’s and much more all while taking in the downtown views. From lunch breaks to post-concert hangs, this multi-level mecca is a must-see. View stores and restaurants in Nashville's favorite hangout!

Finnleys - The Gulch

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Finnleys helps their customers define their confident sense of self, offering a wide selection of expressive, trendy fashion pieces. Their stores offer a fun, relaxed shopping environment with stylists who want to help you find pieces reflective of you and your personality. Stop into one of their locations in Middle Tennessee today — the quaint Main Street of Downtown Franklin, the sleek Gulch neighborhood, or the warm locale of 12 South — or start creating your new favorite look online. Source: Official Website

Fort Houston

Business/Company ; Gallery ; Restaurant/Cafe ; Shopping District

Think of Fort Houston like a gym, but for people who build stuff with their hands. In our 17k sq ft makerspace, you can purchase a membership and start using our tools and machines to launch your next business, create your custom art piece, or simply complete that DIY home project you've been working on! 24/7 access to our facility includes a full scale wood shop, metal shop, photo studio, screen printing station, private offices, co-working space / studios, and job referrals. Source: Fort Houston

Fountains at Gateway

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Fountains at Gateway is a new 31-acre Class A multi-tenant office and retail development in burgeoning Rutherford County, less than 30 minutes from Nashville. Designed as a walkable corporate office campus and retail district, Fountains at Gateway will also include residential apartments and a hotel to complete the new urban landscape (Phases II and III). Fountains at Gateway will include 400,000 square-feet of office space and 70,000 square-feet of retail space. Phase I is now open for business with construction nearing completion. It includes a four-story, 105,500-square-foot office building with retail on the first floor and two adjacent retail buildings totaling 32,000 square-feet. The first retail building flanks the entrance to the development and is slated for completion in spring 2017. Eleven retail and restaurant tenants are scheduled to open this year. Phase II of the development is a mirror image of Phase I, with similar office and retail structures located on the opposite side of the central plaza as well as a mid-sized business hotel and structured parking. Phase III will complete the development at the far end of the plaza with an office building that can be customized for tenants that need 50,000 to 150,000 square-feet. A 100-unit residential apartment community will complete this final phase. Source: website

Franklin Wine & Spirits

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Franklin Wine & Spirits is your favorite neighborhood beverage store offering a welcoming neighborly vibe, comprehensive library of beverages to satisfy everyone and a knowledgeable team of associates with a passion for personal service to help you make the best selection for your specific taste. Source: Official Website

Franklin, Tennessee - Public Square

Cultural District ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Shopping District

The Downtown Franklin Association and its members are dedicated to preserving the history and charm of our community, supporting small business, building collaborative marketing campaigns, and hosting signature festivals and events each year.

GasLamp Antiques

Business/Company ; Shopping District

GasLamp Antiques WE ARE NASHVILLE'S LARGEST ANTIQUE MALL We are operated by people with a passion for beautiful home goods. We believe in the transformative power of antiques and items of décor and their ability to make every home sparkle with uniqueness. With more than 300 booths between the two stores, we feature Nashville’s broadest array of décor genres, including Art Deco, Hollywood Regency, Mid-century Modern, Primitive and more. GasLamp owner and antiques collector Lauren Bugg operates the largest antique store in Nashville with her knowledgeable staff. Their incredible customer service is like that of the finest stores in major cities. This team continues to improve the treasure hunt for shoppers as they seek – and find – items of beauty every day of the week. Source: website

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