Historic Places

Dickson County · N. Main McCreary Hts.

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-62

Dickson County · Thompson Street 210

Significantly remodeled, yet property and house are well cared for. This house was the 2nd house built by the Thompson Family west of the original house at 120 Thompson Street

Dickson County · 124 N. Main

This building was previously a bank, the day cleaners has been in operation since 1940's.

Dickson County · 1250 MILL RD

BUILT BY ALBERT DUKE IN 1901. DUKE WAS A LOCAL FARMER.

Dickson County · 362 EAST SIDE RD

BUILT BY ALEX CATHEY IN 1922. PRESENT OWNER IS ALEX CATHEY'S SON.

Dickson County · 432 WAYNE DUKE RD

BUILT BY SESLER FAMILY; PRESENT OWNER HERE 58 YRS.; PURCHASED FROM SESLER FAMILY.

Dickson County · ANTIOCH RD

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-439

Dickson County · SPENCER MILL RD

BUILT BY ARCHIE SPICER C.1920; THIS DWELLING REPLACED AN EARLIER HOUSE ON THIS SITE.

Dickson County · 230 North Main Street

Once owned by Robert Clement, home of Frank Clement and family

Dickson County · West College Street 403

Constructed for Albert Leslie Scott (1859–1951). He owned and operated a grocery store and also served as the U.S. Postmaster for Dickson from 1897 to 1924. By 1920, he subdivided the house and rented rooms to tourists traveling along SR-1.

Dickson County · North Mulberry Street 126

Began as cigar factory, converted to textile factory 1930. 1939 addition to W elevation. WWII Red Kap made shirts, pants, field jackets, & gas mask carriers for the U.S. Army/ Navy. 1941-1954, had a 10,000 sf 1 story addition to the southwest corner.

Dickson County · 303 S. Main Street

This was built in 1910 when Dickson County was proporous as a Railroad town. This house was purchased in 1923 by B.B. Pete and Anna Andrews from Albert Reeves. It remained their home until their deaths in 1950 and 1982 respectively.

Dickson County · West College Street 302

In 1918, James Holland Arnold (1878–1947) purchased the house. A native of Bedford County, TN, in 1901 Holland Arnold founded Holland Arnold’s Dry Goods Store on Main Street. A native of Texas, Annie F. Arnold worked as a clerk in her husband’s store.

Dickson County · 116 North Main

Store has been rebuilt after fire. Once a sandwich shop.

Dickson County · HIGHWAY49E

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-456

Dickson County · 4526 HIGHWAY 47

BUILT BY BENNETT FAMILY. PRESENT OWNER HERE ABOUT 50 YRS.

Dickson County · HIGHWAY 49E

INTACT EXAMPLE OF A GABLE FRONT CHURCH.

Dickson County · BIG SPRINGS RD

EXCELLENT CONDITION GABLE FRONT VERNACULAR CHURCH. CHURCH PRESENTLLY USED ONCE A YEAR.

Dickson County · 3260 HIGHWAY 49E

ORIGINAL GABLED ELL SECTION BUILT C.1910 BY BILL HAMPTON. EXTENSIVELY REMODELED INTO PRESENT FORM IN 1974.

Dickson County · 1201 SPENCER MILL RD

PRESENT OWNER HERE FOR 50 YEARS. BUILT BY BILLY BROWN C.1840. PURCHASED BY OWNER'S FATHER IN 1943. OWNER IN EARLY 20TH CENTURY WAS DEE BROWN.

Dickson County · HWY 70 E

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-394

Dickson County · HWY 47 E

BUILDER IS THE INTERNATIONAL DERRICK & EQUIPMENT COMPANY OF COLUMNBUS, OHIO & LOS ANGELES.

Dickson County · 930 FRANKLIN RD

BUILT BY BUSH FAMILY C.1910.

Dickson County · Beside Sugar Plum Tree

First Ben Franklin, then Baker Mercantile

Dickson County · Across from Family Shoe Store North Main

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-56

Dickson County · 500 North Main

Mrs Warren has lived here for about 30 years, she inherited it from her parents who lived in it for at least 20 years.

Dickson County · West College Street 208

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-687

Dickson County · Old Charlotte Road (Taylor Town Rd) 918

Ornately decorative folk Victorian farm house, surrounded by various contributing outbuildings related to agricultural production, board/batten. A corner lot across the street is another building which is part of the property and history of the site.

Dickson County · 221 North Main

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-81

Dickson County · 200 S. Main, Walnut at Main

Current residents have lived here for 50 years, husband thought the house was at least 100 years old.

Dickson County · PETTY RD 1004

House significantly altered, no original windows/doors. Repairs needed, neglected areas of structure showing.

Dickson County · Church Street 312

Good condition, including original windows and doors

Dickson County · OLD ASHLAND HWY (HWY 49 E)

SLOANS BOUGHT HOUSE IN 1940S AND WERE LAST OCCUPANTS; CLARK LARKINS WAS ELIZABETH DEPRIEST'S GREAT GRANDFATHER; HIS SON WAS JOSEPH HENRY LARKINS; CLARK LARKINS FOUGHT IN CIVIL WAR.

Dickson County · BIG SPRINGS RD

BUILT C.1880 AS A TENANT HOUSE FOR THE MARY JANE CLARK FARM.

Dickson County · 3520 HIGHWAY 47 E

BUILT BY THE CLAYTON SAGER FAMILY IN 1942; PURCHASED BY PRESENT OWNER IN 1947. AT REAR IS A C.1900 HOUSE BUILT BY EMMETT TIDWELL IN BURNS- MOVED TO THIS LOCATION LATE 1950S. HERMIE HALL WORKED FOR RAILROAD & FARMED.

Dickson County · 350 COLLEGE ST

BUILT BY CLYDE & DOY BAKER. HE WAS A CRANE MAN & WORKED FOR THE RAILROAD.

Dickson County · PETTY RD 1006

windows and doors not original

Dickson County · Public Square and environs

Charlotte Courthouse Square Historic District in Charlotte, Dickson. Listed on the National Register 1977-11-25.

Dickson County · Corner of Main & Railroad 101 N. Main St.

Top of bank & building next, a man died by taking aspirin & coke, Mr. Boyd

Dickson County · 502 North Main

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-70

Dickson County · West College Street 304

Built in early 1910s for Albert Sidney Crow (1871–1948) and wife Abbie Duke Crow (1871–1958). Crow founded the Nashville-based Crow Lumber Company with his brother Clarence Crow (1893–1975). Crow owned over 10,000 acres of timberland in Dickson County.

Dickson County · West College Street 303

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-685

Dickson County · 1051 LEWIS RD

BUILT BY DALLAS LEWIS IN 1942. MR. LEWIS WAS A FARMER & CARPENTER.

Dickson County · 685 HEARD RD

ORIGINAL LOG PEN SECTION BUILT C.1850; SIDE WING APPEARS ADDED C.1940. DAN HEARD BUILT ORIGINAL LOG PEN; STERLING HEARD REMODELED HOUSE C.1940.

Dickson County · HEARD RD

BUILT C.1855 BY DAN HEARD, PRESENT OWNER'S GRANDFATHER. DAN HEARD'S SON WAS THOMAS R. HEARD; HIS SON WAS STERLING HEARD; HIS SON HENRY; LOG SECTION C.1855- REST C.1900. DAN HEARD ALSO BUILT ORIGINAL PART OF 640 ACRE FARM.

Dickson County · 936 BIG SPRINGS RD

BUILT 95 YEARS AGO BY EUBANKS FAMILY. PRESENT OWNER HERE 10 YRS.

Dickson County · ST. PAUL CHURCH ROAD

ORIGINALLY OWNED BY JACK DILLARD - USED AS FARM TENANT HOUSE - NOW ABANDONED.

Dickson County · 840 IRON MILL RD

BUILT BY DOUGLAS GENTRY C.1900. HOUSE REMODELED EXTENSIVELY BY PRESENT OWNER IN 1968. DOUGLAS GENTRY WAS A FARMER. HE DIED IN 1918 FLUE EPEDIMIC.

Dickson County · 3560 HIGHWAY 49E

BUILT BY HORACE DUKE IN 1944. NOW OPERATED BY HIS SON ROBERT DUKE.

Dickson County · 225 Center Ave.

Dickson County War Memorial Building in Dickson, Dickson. Listed on the National Register 1999-03-18.

Dickson County · 134 North Main Street

Oldest Furniture Store in Dickson

Dickson County · 123 North Main

This building was built in 1927 and was at first the Dickson Hardware Store and later on became the Ace Hardware Store.

Dickson County · 201 W. College St.

Dickson Post Office in Dickson, Dickson. Listed on the National Register 1996-08-22.

Dickson County · West College Street 201

Edwin Boyd Johnson (1904–1968), painted fresco People of the Soil above the postmaster’s office door. U.S. Postal Service operated out of this building from 1937 until 1991. Purchased for redevelopment in 2021.

Dickson County · 501 North Main

Old stained glass windows, asbestos shingles, old dinner bell. Transit door on every door and wooden floors.

Dickson County · 412 South Main Street

Built after W.W.I

Dickson County · 306 Main St.

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-50

Dickson County · Off TN 48

Drouillard House in Cumberland Furnace, Dickson. Listed on the National Register 1977-12-27.

Dickson County · North Main Street

Was first city service dry cleaners owned by Nicks. Then remodeled and reality business now.

Dickson County · West College Street 206

TN Historic Resource Survey record DS-688