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Tate Springs Resort Historical Markers

Tate Springs was an historic world-class luxury resort located in Bean Station, Tennessee, that had its beginning in 1865, and lasted until 1963 when the final structure was destroyed by fire. Several buildings and ruins remain, including the spring house, which is listed on the National Historic Register, as well as the bathhouse, the Tomlinson House built in 1880, and one of the “Rowdy Row” cottages.
 
By Tom Bosse, November 4, 2021
Bathhouse Marker
1 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Bathhouse —
2 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Donald J. Ross — 1872 ~ 1948 —
3 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Kingswood Tread Way —
4 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Mortar Hopper —
5 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Rowdy Row —
6 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Spring House —
7 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Tate Springs Country Club - 1926 — Tate Springs, Tennessee — Donald J. Ross - Golf Architect —
8 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Tate Springs Resort Hotel —
9 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Tomlinson Home —
10 ► Tennessee, Grainger County, Bean Station — Water Basin —
 
 
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Nov. 13, 2026