Address and Phone:
Courthouse Square
Livingston, TN 38570
Email: chamber@twlakes.net
Phone: (931) 823-6421
Toll Free: 800-876-7393
Hours Open to the Public:
Open Year-round
Payment Types Accepted:
Free Admission
City: Livingston, TN
Region: Middle Tennessee
Subregion: Upper Cumberland
Post-Civil War courthouse reflecting the area's patriotism with monuments honoring the fallen of all wars. Public square features quaint shops.
In April 1865, a company of Confederate guerrillas led by Captain John Francis made a raid on Livingston and burned the county courthouse. U.S. authorities had collected information about the pro-Confederate activities of many local residents and this material was stored in the courthouse, awaiting use in trails. By destroying the courthouse and the evidence against them these residents were saved from being placed on trial.
Take I-40 and turn on Hwy 111 at exit 288 and continue straight to Livingston Square.
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Looking for a day of fun and frolic? Here's a quick list of nearby attractions that you may enjoy.
Livingston-Overton County Farmer's Market
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