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| The log portion
of the Logan-Clark farmhouse was built by
William and Catherine Logan about 1805. |
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This is the upstairs east bedroom of the Dyer
House,
1928 Cheatham Springs Road, Eagleville.
This is one of three rooms that are part of the
original 1805 log cabin portion of the house. |
Welcome to the Heritage
Partnership of Rutherford County! The Heritage
Partnership (HPRC) is an organization, not a government
agency. Our focus is on preserving Rutherford
County's rich histories by working through partnerships
with other organizations to support HPRC's missions and
goals.
Tennessee is rich with
with histories to be treasured. There is much we
can do:
- To identify,
establish and support partnerships between
individuals and organizations within the private and
public sectors.
- To identify our
historical and cultural resources
- To provide education
on the social, cultural and economic value of
preserving our heritage.
- To advocate for
preservation initiatives and values in collaboration
with our partners.
- To ensure that
preservation of cultural and historical resources
are included in planning for our county's future.
The
Heritage Partnership of Rutherford County
is
proud to present our newsletter, The Pillars!
Please
click here
to view our most recent newsletter.
HPRC is made up of people from many walks of life
representing Rutherford County, it’s four cities and
numerous communities who have joined together to reach
our mission:
“To
educate, advocate, and ensure the preservation of our
local history”
Look
for our newsletter, The Pillars, each season!
