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Whether you’ve just unpacked the moving truck or you’ve lived here all your life, The Fayetteville Almanac is a plain, old-fashioned almanac of the town: a directory to help you find your way around Fayetteville and Lincoln County, the town calendar, local history, and its people. Listings are free, and every one names the public source it came from.
Fayetteville is the county seat and the largest city in Lincoln County. It lies on the Elk River in southern Middle Tennessee, near the Alabama line.
Around town: The historic downtown square and courthouse; antique shops on the Tennessee Antique Trail; Cahoots, a restaurant in the former jail; Camp Blount (40 acres, with War of 1812, Volunteer, and Creek War trails); Stone Bridge Memorial Park; and the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum in the 1927 Borden Milk Plant. Two distilleries are on the Tennessee Whiskey Trail: Southern Pride and Prichard's. Jack Daniel's is 17 miles away.
Town offices: City Hall/Municipal Building, 110 Elk Avenue South, (931) 433-6154. Fayetteville-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce, 208 South Elk Avenue, (931) 433-1234.
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