Marshall County

Overview

Marshall County, located approximately 45 minutes south of Nashville, is a vital part of Tennessee History. The area is home to two unique breeds of animal, Tennessee walking horse and the fainting goat. Because of these unique animals, the county holds an annual festival, “Goats, Music and more.” The Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association also make Marshall County its home.

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Cities

Lewisburg



The county seat for Marshall County, Lewisburg exactly between Nashville, Tennessee and Huntsville Alabama. Being in Downtown Lewisburg is like walking into “small town USA,” which is why this town is frequented by visitors from all over. The area is also home of the Tennessee Walking Horse Association.

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Goats, Music and More Festival:
Created to honor the native fainting goat, this festival is a great place for family fun and to see hilarious goats!

Downtown Lewisburg:
Small town USA at its finest, come enjoy the local community’s downtown atmosphere and local shops.


Pickers Creek Winery:
Locally owned and operated, this lovely winery is idea for a laid back afternoon drinking excellent wine.

Henry Horton State Park:
Serving as a Civil War hospital during the Battle of Franklin, this historic plantation now serves as a museum and venueHenry Horton is one of the most diverse state parks in Tennessee. Cabins, restaurant, gun range and even an 18 hole golf course are all open to the public.

TN Walking Horse Celebration:
This annually celebrated national event is to honor the legendary Tennessee Walking Horse in its native home here in Middle Tennessee.

 



Named after Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the town is over 150 years old, and still holds on to traditional values. Chapel Hill strives to be a responsive and efficient community that is committed to preserving traditions and quality of life for future generations.

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Henry Horton State Park:
Henry Horton is one of the most diverse state parks in Tennessee. Cabins, restaurant, gun range and even an 18 hole golf course are all open to the public.

Lions Super Pull of the South:
The Chapel Hill Lions Club host this nationally ranked tractor and truck pull every year. The even is not only exciting to see, but helps support the local community as well.


Forest High School Rockets:
Forest High School is the place to be on a Friday night for the ultimate in Friday night lights football action.