These 13 Historic Tennessee Plantations Will Send You Back in Time
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Meghan Kraft
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One of the most endearing, pressing artifacts of the south happen to be quite livable – to an extent. Tennessee has preserved a number of plantation homes, boasting gorgeous architecture and dark, dark secrets. Chances are there’s one not too far from you – take a look!
Unfortunately, Ashwood Hall is no longer standing. The structure was so beautiful, however, the property of Colonel William Polk, that we simply had to include a photo of it before the home burnt to ash in 1874.
A popular spot for weddings and now a functioning museum, Belle Meade Plantation makes it extremely easy for you to pay the past a visit.
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Located in the heart of Nashville, Belmont Mansion lies smack dab in the center of Belmont University.
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Built in 1856, this Boyd's Creek home is located a bit northwest of Sevierville in East Tennessee.
Home to the largest Confederate graveyard, Carnton Plantation gives Franklin, Tennessee a solid historical depth that stands tall and strong.
Although no longer considered a historic landmark from the state, this Gallatin gem is sure to get you in a historic state of mind.
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Built around 1840, this large house has been on the historic registrar since May 12, 1975.
This Columbia mansion is known for its stunning Greek Revival design. Also - did you know that all the brick used for the home was created on the property? Interesting stuff!
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Now a historic museum, you can visit the stunning Rippavilla Plantation on your own to take a chunk out of Tennessee history.
The former home of President Andrew Jackson is open for tours and is a popular tourist and field trip destination.
This Nashville stunner is absolutely perfect as a wedding venue or for any other kind of event, plus you get a sweet injection of history on the side.
This gorgeous Mt. Pleasant plantation may look foreboding, but it's truly a sight to behold.
This Sevierville plantation is considered "the best example of a Federal-style building remaining in Sevier County." What a legacy!
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