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| WOODBURY, TENNESSEE |
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Location Map for Woodbury Numbers beside the headings designate locations of the site on the map to the right. |
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| BICYCLE ROUTES in WOODBURY |
| KEY: Blue Road 4+ Foot Paved Shoulder Pink Road 1+ Foot Pavement with or without white line Orange Road Rideable Gravel, Dirt, or Rough Pavement Shoulder Green Road Scenic, but with Little or No Shoulder |
| HISTORY of WOODBURY |
| Woodbury incorporated in 1843 |
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EARLY INDUSTRY On Short Mountain, 7.1 miles, Henry Hoover and John Beeson established a millstone and grindstone factory in 1806. An inscription on a bluff of the mountain, and discarded fragments of stone make the spot |
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THE TRAIL OF TEARS In the valley to the south, that part of the Cherokee Nation which took part in the enforced overland migration to Indian Territory rested for about three weeks in 1839. About 15,000 persons of various ages took part in the march. Several who died while here were buried in this area. |
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FORREST RESTED HERE (July 12,
1862) Here, Forrest, with his newly organized brigade of about 1400 cavalrymen, halted for a short rest before making his successful raid on Federal forces at Murfreesboro under General T L Crittenden. He freed a number of hostages from this locality and captured about 1200 prisoners and a quantity of munitions and stores. |
| PEOPLE of WOODBURY |
| City of Woodbury named after |
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GENERAL LEVI WOODBURY |
| DOWNTOWN WOODBURY |
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| A1 Arts Center | A2 Cannon County Senior Citizens Center | A3 Bank of Commerce |
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| A4 Cannon County Courthouse | A5 Old Jail | A6 Stones River |
| Marks the spot of a battle on January 25,
1863 Lt Col John B Hutchinson was killed He led Company E, 2nd Regiment of Morgan's Calvary Erected by Cannon County Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy, July 1926 |
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| A7 Confederate Monument |
| HISTORIC HOMES in WOODBURY |
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H1 Home |
H2 Home |
H3 Home |
H4 Home |
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H5 Home |
H6 Home |
H7 Home |
H8 Home |
| CHURCHES in WOODBURY |
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| C1 Dillon Street Missionary Baptist Church | C2 High Street Church of Christ | C3 Seventh Day Adventist Church |
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| C4 Woodbury Church of Christ | C5 Woodbury Church of God | C6 Woodbury First Baptist Church |
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| C7 Woodbury Presbyterian Church | C8 Woodbury Pentecostal Church |
| SCHOOLS in WOODBURY |
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| S1 Cannon County High School | S2 Cannon County Grammar School |
| LIBRARY in WOODBURY |
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| L1 Adams Memorial Public Library |
| PARKS in WOODBURY |
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Picnic Playground 4 Lighted Tennis Courts |
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Park contains 17.3 acres Land donated in memory of James and Elizabeth Dillon Park dedicated September 25, 1990 Walk/Jog Track |
| P1 Brown-Spurlock Park | P2 Dillon Park |
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Ball Fields |
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P3 Lions Memorial Park |
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| P4 Veterans Memorial Gym |
| STATISTICS for WOODBURY |
| 1960 | 1,582 |
| 1970 | 1,725 |
| 1980 | 2,160 |
| 1990 | 2,287 |
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POPULATION of WOODBURY |
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