If you’re visiting the Columbia, Tennessee, area, here are some historic landmarks and museums you might want to check out: Elm Springs Elm Springs, a Greek Revival mansion, was the home of Susan Todd, wife of Confederate Army Colonel and Tennessee State Senator, Abraham Looney. Built-in 1837 for brothers James and Nathaniel Dick, wealthy New…
Tennessee is a beautiful state full of history, scenery, music, and great food. Whether you are just passing through or live in this state, there is never a shortage of things to do and places to explore. Here are eight ideas for day trips you can take when spending time in The Volunteer State. President…
Mule Day is an annual celebration held in Columbia, Tennessee, in honor of all things related to mules. Previously known as “Breeder’s Day,” Mule Day was established in April 1840 as a meeting for mule breeders. On that day, mule farmers would bring their animals to the market to show, buy, and trade. The Breeder’s…