Dr. Farris Beasley on Camp Blount in Fayettville Tennessee
Dr. Farris Beasley explains why Camp Blount, where volunteers mustered on the Elk River in 1813, matters to the Volunteer State story.
Video by Don Counts on YouTube
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History & historic places
Mr. Eugene Ham on the History of Fayetteville Tennessee
Longtime resident Eugene Ham talks through the history of Fayetteville in an unhurried, first-hand conversation.
Video by Don Counts on YouTube
Older video: some details may have changed.
Related on the almanac: History →History of the Borden Milk Plant in Fayetteville Tennessee
A guided look at the 1927 Borden Milk Plant, now home to the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum.
Video by Don Counts on YouTube
Older video: some details may have changed.
Related on the almanac: Walking tour →Fayetteville Lincoln County Museum Virtual Tour Welcoming
A short welcome to the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Museum and what visitors will find inside.
Video by Experience Tennessee on YouTube
Related on the almanac: Walking tour →First Presbyterian Church of Fayetteville Tennessee
The history of First Presbyterian Church, founded in 1812 and at College and Mulberry since 1854.
Video by Don Counts on YouTube
Older video: some details may have changed.
Related on the almanac: Walking tour →Fayetteville Tennessee Black History with Thomas Kemp 2005
A 2005 conversation with community leader Thomas Lee Kemp about Fayetteville's Black history and his service work.
Video by Don Counts on YouTube
Related on the almanac: History →Day Trip to Petersburg, TN
Newcomers spend a day wandering the quiet streets of historic Petersburg.
Video by Adventures with Dave & Katey on YouTube
Related on the almanac: Explore →Festivals & community
Host of Christmas Past | Tennessee Crossroads | Episode 2625.2
A Tennessee Crossroads visit to Host of Christmas Past, when downtown Fayetteville dresses in 1800s style each November.
Video by Tennessee Crossroads on YouTube
Older video: some details may have changed.
Related on the almanac: Events →Camp Blount Volunteer Days 2023 in 4K
Scenes from Camp Blount Volunteer Days, the yearly living-history weekend at the muster ground.
Video by Rod's Brain Droppings on YouTube
🎶🥁 Lincoln County High School Band – at the Movies 🎬🎺
The Lincoln County High School band performs its 2025 'Lincoln County at the Movies' halftime show in The Pit.
Video by LCHS-Lincoln County TN on YouTube
Related on the almanac: Community →Celebrating 100 years of the 'Slawburger'
A WAFF feature on 100 years of the slawburger, Fayetteville's hometown sandwich, ahead of the yearly festival.
Video by WAFF 48 News & Weather on YouTube
Related on the almanac: Events →Dairy Day in Lincoln County, Tennessee
Dairy Day brings farm families and neighbors to downtown Fayetteville each June.
Video by Elk Valley Times on YouTube
Older video: some details may have changed.
Related on the almanac: Events →From the air & around town
Reconnecting the Elk River: Harms Mill Dam Removal
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency shows its removal of the old Harms Mill Dam on the Elk River, work that began in October 2025, and how reopening the river helps fish, paddlers and anglers.
Video by Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency on YouTube
Visiting Stone Bridge Memorial Park in Fayetteville, TN
A walk through Stone Bridge Memorial Park and the story of the stone bridge lost to the 1969 flood.
Video by Passing Through Productions on YouTube
The old stone bridge and new bridge in Fayetteville TN
A 40-second drone view of the old stone bridge remains beside the newer bridge over the Elk River.
Video by Jones Drones on YouTube
From Our Town Almanac
Camp Blount, 1813: Fayetteville TN free historical walking tour #Shorts
Our own short on Camp Blount, 1813, from the free Fayetteville walking tour.
Video by Our Town Almanac on YouTube
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