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McGlamery Stand

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John McGlamery established his inn or "stand" here in 1849 and served travelers on the historic Natchez Trace. The tavern only survived until the Civil War, but the nearby village is still named for the landmark that is also honored with a marker on the Parkway.

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McGlamery Stand

Natchez Trace Parkway milepost 352.9
Savannah, TN 38450
United States

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