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| DICKSON COUNTY, Tennessee- 8/99 - Page 1 |
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS OF DICKSON COUNTY |
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| Dickson Athletic Club | Dickson Senior Citizens Center | |
| VFW
Post 4641 Veterans of Foreign Wars 215 Marshall Stuart Drive Meet -2nd Tuesday of every month at 19:00 hours (7 PM) |
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MOPH
Chapter 1803 Military Order Of The Purple Heart 215 Marshall Stuart Drive |
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AIRPORT |
| Dickson Municipal Airport 2370 Sylvia Rd Located approximately 8 miles north of Dickson on Hwy 235 |
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4000 foot
runway. |
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Airport named Pack Field. Named after a Dickson native, Garland Pack. |
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SIGHTS IN DICKSON COUNTY |
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| Miniature Farm in Dickson Country | Cybersphere -
The Renaissance Center is an arts and technology
education and performing arts center. Open 8 am to 9 pm Monday through
Friday, 9 am to 9 pm Saturday. Closed Sundays except for special events. For
more information, call (615)740-5600 or 1(888)700-2300. The Renaissance
Center 855 Highway 46 South Dickson, TN 37055. |
Tennessee National Guard |
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| Scenic creeks in Dickson County | Trace Creek |
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| Old Spencer Mill 399 Old Spencer Mill Road Burns, Tennessee 37029 615-412-5169 |
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Jewel Cave - Located at Camp Renaissance. First opened to the public in 1924. |
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 Ruskin Cave - Discovered by Thomas Rogers,1895 Named for colored rock formations First opened to public 1924 Located on 200 acres Contains swimming, horseback trails and campsites. Wide cave entrance allows use as underground ballroom Can fit three semi-trucks abreast in mouth of cave Cave contains sightless fish and underground waterfall |
Grounds have
served as home to Ruskin Cave college, Ruskin Cave College Preparatory
School opened in 1904, and took its name from the cave that provided the
school's auditorium. The founder, the Rev. R. E. Smith, deliberately limited
the enrollment to 200 and mandated military training. Unlike many schools at
the time, the school was officially coeducational. The school's educational
emphasis was on musical education, both instrumental and vocal, but classes
also included literature and religion. Many faculty left during World War I
to serve in the military, and the school close in 1918
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SIGNS TO REMEMBER IN DICKSON COUNTY |
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| Please Note: Bicycling can be hazardous to your health!! With care, bicycling can certainly improve your health and well being. Some bicycle routes listed are on high traffic, major highways. They are not recommended for casual, young, or novice riders. Roads with good shoulders help protect riders. Many country roads outside cities have light traffic but little or no shoulders . |
| Terrain of County Moderate hills can be expected
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