There’s something sweet and wonderful about a tiny town – especially a tiny town in the south. Take a look at these lovely Tennessee spots, come visit and experience their small town fervor. Have you been to any…?
- Hollow Rock
Brent Moore / Flickr There are still a scant few in Hollow Rock, but the Main Street is full of abandoned storefronts. They’re still photogenic, though!
- Morristown
Brent Moore / Flickr Did you know that Douglas Lake, just south of Morristown, has 513 miles of shoreline? That’s so crazy!
- Skullbone
Brent Moore / Flickr One store and a sign, that’s all that’s out here in Skullbone. Strange times.
- Gatlinburg
faungg’s photos / Flickr Well, Gatlinburg definitely isn’t a small town. At all. But it can masquerade as one, so we’re adding it - don’t you think it’s really cute?!
- Leipers Fork
Derek Bruff / Flickr Little Leipers Fork is always a winner, plus it’s home to the original Puckett’s!
- Franklin
Kevin Oliver / Flickr Williamson County would be a different place without historic Franklin and the cute shops on Main Street.
- Bell Buckle
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr One of the tiniest and coolest little towns in the state, Bell Buckle is well worth the hour drive outside of Nashville.
- Murfreesboro
Jasperdo / Flickr Not small - we know. But their downtown sure likes to masquerade like it is!
- Sweetwater
Nature’s Paparazzie / Flickr Have you ever gone antiquing in a small town? It’s insanely worth it.
- Mitchellville
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr There’s something sweet about this scene from little Mitchellville.
- Sherwood
Shannon McGee / Flickr Another railroad crossing - it’s almost necessary.
- Cumberland Gap
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr Cumberland Gap? You win. You absolutely win.
We’re in love with these small towns. Which one is your favorite?
Brent Moore / Flickr
There are still a scant few in Hollow Rock, but the Main Street is full of abandoned storefronts. They’re still photogenic, though!
Did you know that Douglas Lake, just south of Morristown, has 513 miles of shoreline? That’s so crazy!
Brent Moore / Flickr
One store and a sign, that’s all that’s out here in Skullbone. Strange times.
faungg’s photos / Flickr
Well, Gatlinburg definitely isn’t a small town. At all. But it can masquerade as one, so we’re adding it - don’t you think it’s really cute?!
Derek Bruff / Flickr
Little Leipers Fork is always a winner, plus it’s home to the original Puckett’s!
Kevin Oliver / Flickr
Williamson County would be a different place without historic Franklin and the cute shops on Main Street.
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr
One of the tiniest and coolest little towns in the state, Bell Buckle is well worth the hour drive outside of Nashville.
Jasperdo / Flickr
Not small - we know. But their downtown sure likes to masquerade like it is!
Nature’s Paparazzie / Flickr
Have you ever gone antiquing in a small town? It’s insanely worth it.
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr
There’s something sweet about this scene from little Mitchellville.
Shannon McGee / Flickr
Another railroad crossing - it’s almost necessary.
Cumberland Gap? You win. You absolutely win.
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