Established as the Seat of Dickson County Government on August 4, 1804
» History of Charlote, TN Courthouse
Known originally as the Grimes House, built ca. 1850
» Cumberland Furnace Museum Website
On May 30, 1830, a tornado demolished most of the Town of Charlotte
» History of Dickson County Courthouse
This Victorian Italianate style mansion, built as a summer house for James and Florence
» History of Drouillard House
Is a wonderful facility for corporate and charity outings in the Middle Tennessee area
» Grey Stone Golf Club Website
Where wildlife flourishes and activities never end, this state park has it all
» Montgomery Bell State Park Website
The 1800s double stone Grist Mill offers tours, camping, interpreters, and demonstrations.
Established and settled by African-Americans shortly after the emancipation from slavery
» History of Promise Land Church
Science museum and Genesis Science Network television studios
» Wonders Center Website
Building construction started in1932 and was completed in 1933
» History of War Memorial Buidling
Founded in 1803, Dickson County was named for William Dickson, a Nashville physician and legislator who reportedly was a friend of President Andrew Jackson. Dickson County's rich history includes industry in the iron furnaces of Cumberland Furnace.