By Larry W. Smith Clay County history is filled with notable figures and interesting facts. The county was formed from sections of Jackson County & Overton County, TN in 1870. Jackson County gave up lands west from the Kentucky line … Continue reading →
Celina keeps its folksy charm Historic downtown Celina may be best known for being one of the gateways to Dale Hollow Lake. although there’s a lot more than that going on here. This town has seen its share of change … Continue reading →
TENNESSEE TRAILS INFORMATION 615-532-7520 www.tncivilwar150.com Clay County has two Civil War Markers: Courthouse Square and Clay County Museum Civil War Trail Maps are available at the: Clay County Chamber of Commerce – 424 Brown Street, Celina, TN 38551 Continue reading →
The Driving Tour Guide is part of the Clay County Three-Star Program for the State of Tennessee. The Brochure is available at the Chamber of Commerce and was produced by the Heritage and Historic Preservation Committee. Clay County – Located … Continue reading →
The story of Clay County, Tennessee By Landon B. Anderson (Date written likely between 1933 and 1944) (Italicized parenthetical notes added by person unknown, initials E.R.G., perhaps Edith Gunn). NOTE: The story of Clay County is told here in part by the … Continue reading →
