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Maury County and Columbia Bicentennials Inspire Reflection- Landowners Preserve Green Space Through Conservation Easement
- Columbia Businessman Collects Old Fords
- Maury County Is Home to Many Historic Plantations
- Historic Church Will Be Converted to Polk Presidential Hall
- Maury County Arts Guild Offers Plenty of Opportunity for Creative Expression
- Culleoka Craftsman Creates Intricate, Whimsical Figures From Peach Pits
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Featured Facts and Stats ArticlesVisions for Maury County at a glance, from population and location to its beginnings.
In the years between 1810 and 1860, plantations flourished in Maury County, each with its own majestic home. Nearly 300 historic sites still remain standing in the county.
Maury County has plenty of scenic green space, shops, antebellum homes and historic sites – and it’s just about an hour’s drive from downtown Nashville.
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