Lawrence County Tennessee
The following are links pertaining to Lawrence County, Tennessee, which includes St. Joseph, Loretto, Leoma, Lawrenceburg, Ethridge, and Summertown.
4th Street & North Locust
This great photo captures a moment in time when the 4th street and highway 43 intersection used to look a lot different. None of these …
General Richard Allen Cemetery
Location: This cemetery is located on the Ethridge Redhill Road, adjacent to the John Lay Cemetery. It is 1/2 acre in size and was established …
The Old Water Tank Lawrenceburg
This cool photo was shared way back in 2011 by Jr Baker. These are his comments about the photo: “Dis-mantling of an icon. Scanned and …
David Crockett State Park
David Crockett (Davey) (Davy) (August 17, 1786 – March 6, 1836) was a pioneer, soldier (Tennessee militia), politician (commissioner, county justice of the peace, lieutenant …
Bennett Lake
Jr Baker comments: Remembering Bennet Lake -From the upper end looking back toward the boat house and dam. The entrance to Bennett Lake was on …
Long Branch Bridge
A photo of the old Long Branch Bridge on Long Branch Road before it was replaced. Shared by Shekeitha Attkisson Tucker
The Lawrence County Drive In
This is the only photo I could find of the old Lawrenceburg Drive In. It was took by Jr Baker. It used to sit in …
The Lawrenceburg Strip
The Lawrenceburg strip before and after the 4 lane. Photos by Jr Baker
Fountain right in the middle of the square
Jr Baker comments: Once upon a time in the past, there was a beautiful fountain right in the middle of the square where the old …
The Old Crockett Theater
Photos from inside the Old Crockett Theater in Lawrenceburg taken by the late Michael Gladney in 2011. Here is a tribute to Michael I happen …
Frank (Gary) Murdock
This is one of my kinda personal post. But mostly this post is about the numbers “1905” that used to be installed on the old …
The old L&N Train Depot, located on Depot Street.
The old L&N Train Depot, located on Depot Street (the men are facing Depot Street) Lawrenceburg, Tenn. The last train with a steam engine to …
The Old Lawrence County Tennessee Courthouse
The old Lawrence County Courthouse in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee on the square around the 1970’s.
Lawrenceburg History 1970’s
This promotional video entitled ‘A Nice Place to Be: Lawrenceburg, Tennessee,’ showcases the progressive attitude of Lawrenceburg in the 1970s. It was made at that …
American Legion Boys and Girls April 12, 1960
American Legion Boys and Girls April 12, 1960. Diane Beckman and Johnny Glass is in the middle row. Diane’s sister Noreen is first on the …
Loretto Lions Club – 1953
Loretto Lions Club – 1953. Johnny Hunt, Bill Arnold, Frosty White, Tuney Beckman, Tim Weathers, Roy Matthews, Charlie Holt, Carl Augustine, Henry Riddle, Travis Osborn, …
The first tractor in Lawrence County
This is the first tractor in Lawrence County and it belonged to James Henry Stribling. This photo was taken in front of Gunselman Wagon and …
G. V. Boston – 1918
G. V. Boston in 1918 beside a Coca Cola Truck. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. G.V. Boston worked for Coke for 50 years (1918 – 1969). He was …
Dr. A. D. Cole and Family
Dr. A. D. Cole and Family. Lawrenceburg, Tennessee. Date unknown. Esta Cole and Eva Cole Copeland are the two girls in the back. Esta was …
Lawrenceburg Fair – 1952
This is a booth at the Lawrenceburg Tennessee Fair in 1952. Before it became the Middle Tennessee District Fair.
The Pyramid Coffee Shop Lawrenceburg
The Pyramid Coffee Shop in Lawrenceburg was located beside Sugar and Spice. CB Brazier’s TV shop was on the other side. They were best known …
Remke Seed Lawrenceburg
Remke Seed. The building was across from Crockett Theater. It is now a empty lot. That’s the old water tower in the background. Had a …
National Store
National Store located on the northwest side of the square. Where Square 40 is now. Date Unknown.
Companies of Waynesboro past
At one time, Waynesboro had four manufacturing plants. Trace Manufacturing Company, Mallory, The W. J. Schoenberger Company, and Genesco.
The 1965 Amoco Station
In 1965 the Amoco Station was located where Andy’s Market currently is today! There was a cafe on the far right of this building. The Lachers …
The Wayne Theater
The Wayne Theater used to set in the now Bank of Waynesboro drive/parking lot. The opening night of the movie Natchez Trace around the year …
Pats Drive In 1975
Pat’s Drive In 1975 Waynesboro Tennessee. Pat Warren, a Pearl Harbor survivor, owned and operated this business. They are remembered for their chili dogs, foot …
Main Street Waynesboro
Looking down South Main Street from the Waynesboro square late 1800’s.
Downtown Waynesboro, TN
Downtown Waynesboro, TN. Date unknown. Southeast corner of public square. Helton Drugs and C.G. Belew General Store. Wayne County Tennessee.