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There were great churches in the county seat, churches with stained-glass windows and crowds of people, where they would want her to sing. Then cross, unwilling Oliver would be glad they had moved.
- Elsie Singmaster
Stores that found themselves in Chapter 11 in the late 90s never existed, according to the interwebs. I thought for sure I would find images of County Seat goodness all over the place, but I was wrong. The only evidence that it was ever a real thing is in a few lonely Ebay listings, where the clothes are described as vintage.
County Seat Bluegrass Band - "Girl From West Virginia"',Richmond VA Marathon Bluegrass Jam, Apr 14, 2018
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Thanks to the Scopes Trial, Dayton’s courthouse is one of the most famous in America. However, Dayton wasn’t always Rhea County’s seat. The original county seat was Washington, a stop for flatboat traffic along the Tennessee River. After the Cincinnati Southern Railway bypassed Washington, the riverside community fell into decline, and Dayton becam...
During the Civil War, thousands of people died in the battles near and in Memphis and Chattanooga (especially Chattanooga — the most-fought-over city on the Western Front). However, at the time, neither of those cities was a county seat. When Shelby County was formed in 1819, its seat was Raleigh, a community in the middle of the county on the high...
Like Hamilton, McMinn County was formed at a time when much of it was Cherokee land. Its original county seat was Calhoun — “the most significant white settlement in the area at the time,” explains McMinn County historian Joe Guy. In 1823, the county seat was moved to Athens. In the early days of Middle Tennessee’s settlement, a community called Je...
Reynoldsburg was the original county seat of Humphreys County. When a new county (Benton) was created west of the Tennessee River, Humphreys County needed a more central location for its courthouse and moved its seat to Waverly. Perryville was the original county seat of Perry County. When Decatur County was carved out of Perry, Harrisburg became t...
Let’s start with three adjacent counties on the Cumberland Plateau. If you look at Anthony Finley’s 1825 map of Tennessee, you will see that Jackson, Overton and Morgan Counties were adjacent to each other, and all reached to the Kentucky state line at one time. (This would later change with the creation of Clay, Pickett, Fentress and Scott countie...
Nov 6, 2017 · The town’s police force consists of Jim Pottebaum, Duane Hulstein, Audley DeJong, Bruce Jacobsma, Chad Van Ravenswaay, Wes Van Voorst, and Bob Van Zee. When an Orange City teacher wants to ...
Most of the "county-seat wars" (as the more bitter controversies have been called) occurred in the Great Plains during the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Few county seats were changed during the twentieth century, though this has happened in several cases when strong population growth of one town supported its claim to county-seat honors.
