NEWS
Cromling Leaves Wonderful Legacy as a Matriarch of Old Town
Written by: Laura Turner
7-2019
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Weight Limits Needed on Old Natural Trace and Rural Roads
Written by: Laura Turner
7-2019
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Many Concerned Citizens Flock to Meeting to Protest Mega-Growth
Written by: Laura Turner
6-2019
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Citizens' Comments at County Commission Meeting
Written by: Laura Turner
6-2019
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Citizens Comments at County Commission Meeting
Written by: Laura Turner
1-2018
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The Tennessee Preservation Trust’s Ten in Tennessee Endangered Properties List Program is TPT’s strongest advocacy tool for the state’s most endangered historic sites. Each year, TPT seeks nominations for the “Ten in Tenn” from the public from each of Tennessee’s nine Development Districts.
ABOUT US
Citizens for Old Natchez Trace is a 501(c)(3) organized for the purpose of the preservation, maintenance and beautification of the Old Natchez Trace -- a historic road in Williamson County, Tennessee -- originally built by order of President Thomas Jefferson in 1801. The Trace includes the current and past locations of the roadway and structures, including bridges, markers, monuments, walls, fences or any items of historical significance or beauty as well as any natural features surrounding the roadway which contribute to its character and beauty. This includes trees, plants, streams, rivers and conveyances.
CITIZENS IN THE NEWS
Historic Williamson County in Bloom
Channel 5 ONT Flooding Story
Natchez Trace Added to list of Endangered Properties
ONT Makes List of 10 Endangered Historic Places
Fight to Save Stephens Valley Continues
Billion Dollar Development Causes Traffic Tsunami
Community Rallies to Stop Stephens Valley Concept
Commission Approves Stephens Valley Development
Stephens Valley Concept Plan Approved
Group Protests Development Near Natchez Trace
Stephens Valley Subdivision Begins Work on Roads
announcementANNOUNCEMENTS
Citizens for Old Natchez Trace has been notified that our nomination of the Historic Natchez Trace Rural Landscape to the TEN in TENN Most Endangered Properties List has made the List for 2016.
The Tennessee Preservation Trust will make the formal announcement of the Ten in TENN List on October 26 at 6PM at the Franklin Masonic Lodge, 115 2nd Ave. S, Franklin, TN 37064.
Making this list, while it may seem a dubious honor, is an extremely effective preservation tool which we will utilize to continue to advocate for protection of the Old Natchez Trace and the surrounding Natchez Trace rural landscape. Please join us for this event.