Tennessee has found itself is a sort of “booming” season in the last few years. Small towns have become little cities, the tight-knit city of Nashville has become a sprawling metropolis full of transplants. While change is always good, this is getting to be a bit much, wouldn’t you say? The tiny town of Nolensville, Tennessee sits right outside Nashville city limits, and it’s a cute space that you NEED to see before the ravenous real estate market eats it all up. Hurry, friends!
Shawn Ide - Flickr When it comes to beautiful areas around Nashville, Nolensville stands out as the cream of the crop. Come on, just look at this picture!
Nolensville Feed Mill - Facebook The town is known for its cute country feel, even though it is still so accessible to Nashville.
Brent Moore - Flickr Nolensville was originally established by American Revolution veteran William Nolen in 1797. Their wagon wheel broke right where Nolensville is today, so they settled right there.
Stephen Drake - Flickr The town was unincorporated in 1839, but it has seen a renaissance of late. It was reincorporated in 1996 and has been growing steadily ever since!
SheltieBoy - Flickr With so much history in the town, it’s easy to see why people love it. In fact, the local cemeteries are famous for their rich history and well-kept grounds.
Nolensville Feed Mill - Facebook The main street through the town is full of antique and craft shops, so that’s a spot you’ll want to go if you’re visiting for the day.
SheltieBoy - Flickr No trip to Nolensville is complete without picking a random country road and taking a drive down it. With views like these, who wouldn’t want to do that?
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Shawn Ide - Flickr
When it comes to beautiful areas around Nashville, Nolensville stands out as the cream of the crop. Come on, just look at this picture!
Nolensville Feed Mill - Facebook
The town is known for its cute country feel, even though it is still so accessible to Nashville.
Brent Moore - Flickr
Nolensville was originally established by American Revolution veteran William Nolen in 1797. Their wagon wheel broke right where Nolensville is today, so they settled right there.
Stephen Drake - Flickr
The town was unincorporated in 1839, but it has seen a renaissance of late. It was reincorporated in 1996 and has been growing steadily ever since!
SheltieBoy - Flickr
With so much history in the town, it’s easy to see why people love it. In fact, the local cemeteries are famous for their rich history and well-kept grounds.
The main street through the town is full of antique and craft shops, so that’s a spot you’ll want to go if you’re visiting for the day.
SheltieBoy - Flickr
No trip to Nolensville is complete without picking a random country road and taking a drive down it. With views like these, who wouldn’t want to do that?
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