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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Hendersonville,_TennesseeHendersonville, Tennessee - Wikipedia

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   Hendersonville is the fourth-most populous city in the Nashville metropolitan area after Nashville, Murfreesboro, and Franklin and the 10th largest in Tennessee. Hendersonville is located 18 miles (29 km) northeast of downtown Nashville.

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     History. Henderson was platted in 1857, when the railroad...

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     For the first time ever, Hendersonville High School won the...

2. www.tennessean.com › story › news50 years later, officials reflect on Hendersonville's ...

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   Sep 9, 2019 · Here's where to celebrate Hendersonville's 50th anniversary, and how it became a city. ... A History of Hendersonville, Tennessee, 1968-1988.’ Published in 2000, the book is the second volume ...

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   How did Hendersonville become a city?

   • Reflecting on the city’s history, City Attorney John Bradley acknowledged it was “an unusual way to become a city” for Hendersonville. This year marks Hendersonville’s 50th anniversary of cityhood, thanks to a Tennessee Supreme Court decision allowed it to incorporate in 1969. Now, the city is home to nearly 60,000 residents.

   50 years later, officials reflect on Hendersonville's 'unusual

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   When was Hendersonville incorporated?

   • The city of Hendersonville was incorporated in 1969, which created even more interest in the growing town. As the population of the town began to grow, Hendersonville eventually became one of the most populous, and popular, suburbs in the Nashville area.

   The Rich History of Hendersonville, Tennessee | Durham Farms

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   How many people live in Hendersonville Tennessee?

   • This year marks Hendersonville’s 50th anniversary of cityhood, thanks to a Tennessee Supreme Court decision allowed it to incorporate in 1969. Now, the city is home to nearly 60,000 residents. “It’s really incredible what the city has accomplished in a period of 50 years,” said Bradley, the city attorney since 1987.

   50 years later, officials reflect on Hendersonville's 'unusual

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   How did Hendersonville become a boma city?

   • Elected officials lost their offices and an election was held, which is how the city moved to the current BOMA form of government Hendersonville started with a city manager and three commissioners, which expanded to five after a few years.

   50 years later, officials reflect on Hendersonville's 'unusual

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4. freeholdcommunities.com › a-view-into-the-richA View Into the Rich History of Hendersonville, Tennessee

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   Mar 13, 2020 · Henderson was a captain and Revolutionary War soldier, who moved himself and his wife from Virginia to Sumner County, Tennessee around 1790. Along with his prestige military standing, Henderson also had the title of being the town’s first postmaster in 1801. Hendersonville existed as a relatively small town in the Nashville area, until the ...

5. www.hvilletn.org › 370 › City-HistoryCity History | Hendersonville, TN

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   The city has approximately 38 square miles of land and 26 miles of shoreline on Old Hickory Lake. Hendersonville is governed by a 13-member Board of Mayor and Aldermen. It was first incorporated in July 1969 and the city officially began operation August 1, 1969. With higher than average household incomes, Hendersonville is the home of a highly ...

6. durhamfarmsliving.com › blog-a-view-into-the-richThe Rich History of Hendersonville, Tennessee | Durham Farms

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   Oct 13, 2022 · Henderson was a captain and Revolutionary War soldier, who moved himself and his wife from Virginia to Sumner County, Tennessee around 1790. Along with his prestigious military standing, Henderson also had the title of being the town’s first postmaster in 1801. Hendersonville existed as a relatively small town in the Nashville area, until the ...

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8. www.hvilletn.orgHendersonville, TN | Official Website

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   Welcome to Hendersonville Video Tour! ... Hendersonville, TN 37075. Phone: 615-822-1000. Hours Monday through Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pm. Quick Links. Board of Mayor ...

9. en.wikivoyage.org › wiki › Hendersonville_(Tennessee)Hendersonville (Tennessee) – Travel guide at Wikivoyage

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   Hendersonville is a city in Sumner County of the American state of Tennessee. It is a well-known suburb of Nashville, Tennessee, and has been the home of many country music stars, including Conway Twitty, Roy Orbison, and Johnny Cash.