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Giles County Courthouse Square Historic District Pulaski TN

Three beautiful covered bridges are located in traditional country settings: Sinking Creek Bridge, 70-foot-long red wooden bridge with a tin roof, built in 1916. Open to the public. Not open to the public, but also in Giles: Link Farm Bridge, 50-ft. bridge, with red board sides and a sheet-metal roof, dating from 1912. Reynold's Farm Bridge, 36-foot bridge built in 1919. Can only be viewed from US 42.

Clear Creek Lake in Pulaski TN is located in beautiful and historic Giles County. It's home to this lake and 9 other gorgeous ones.

From the world-renowned New River to smaller waterways, Giles County, Va., is a fishing destination for anglers of all types.

Warehouse 13 - Anthony Stewart Head was a pretty great addition

Read "Giles County, Tennessee: History Revealed Through Biographical and Genealogical Sketches of its Ancestors" by M. Secrist available from Rakuten Kobo. Many biographical and genealogical sketches of Giles County ancestors have been collected and presented here. They deriv...

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Pulaski Courthouse Square Historic District

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By ramblings I mean both wandering around the country on my motorcycle and occasionally going off on a rant here and there. Come join me for the adventure.

Rocky overlook on the way to Pearisburg, VA from Woods Hole.

Antoinette Hall Opera House was recently added to the Tennessee Preservation Trusts's 2015 Ten in Tenn. Here is their description: Antoinette Hall, also known as the Pulaski Opera House, was built in 1868 and is one of few remaining second story opera houses still intact in the United States as well as one of the oldest. Since 2008, local non-‐profit Southern Tennessee Area Arts Repertory (STAAR) has owned the property and worked to raise awareness for the historic structure. However the group does not have the funds for extensive restoration work needed to save the building. Weather and time has caused severe deterioration of the structure and the walls are currently being held together by a cable system. You can track their progress on their Facebook page.

Plan your next trip to Pulaski, TN and be sure to visit Historic Maplewood Cemetery. Tennessee offers many local attractions and business for you to explore.

The William Snidow Farm Giles County, Virginia, 1855

The William Snidow Farm Giles County, Virginia, 1855

The William Snidow Farm Giles County, Virginia, 1855