Understand
[edit]Fayetteville was founded in 1909 and named after the larger metropolis of Fayetteville, North Carolina from which a lot of its original inhabitants came.
Get in
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[edit]See
[edit]- 1 Stone Bridge Memorial Park, 2010 Thornton Taylor Pkwy, ☏ +1 931 433-6059. A stone bridge was built in 1860 but just a few years later William T Sherman ordered it burned. Somehow it escaped total destruction there but was carried away by floodwaters in 1969. You can see a reconstructed version with its arched design here next to Norris Creek along with some other pioneer buildings like a calaboose.
- 2 Camp Blount Historic State Park, 1371 US-231, ☏ +1 931 433-2921. This is where military persons used to muster or meet during the Creek and Seminole Wars and even during the Civil War. There is not much to see, mostly just a sign and a grassy field.
- 3 Lincoln County Museum Associates, 521 Main Ave S, ☏ +1 931 438-0339.
Do
[edit]- 1 Lincoln Theater, 120 College St E, ☏ +1 931 433-1943. Catch a movie in this retro theater.
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[edit]- 1 Best Western Fayetteville Inn, 3021 Thornton Taylor Pkwy, ☏ +1 931 433-0100.
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[edit]| Routes through Fayetteville |
Memphis ← Bartlett ← Jct  ←
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→ Winchester → Chattanooga |
| Lebanon ← Murfreesboro ← | N  S
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→ Huntsville → Montgomery |
| Nashville ← Lewisburg ← | N  S
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→ Huntsville → Gadsden |