Historical Markers and War Memorials in Loretto

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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Loretto

Lawrenceburg is the county seat for Lawrence County

Loretto is in Lawrence County

Lawrence County (61) ►

ADJACENT TO LAWRENCE COUNTY

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1 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Augustin Lumber Company —

Begun as sawmill & planing mill by W.H. & Frank Augustin Continuously operated by Augustin family since 1900 — — Map (db m192036) HM

2 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Bank of Loretto —

(Second Building) Built in 1925 First Bank was a Frame Building 1/2 Block West — — Map (db m212422) HM

3 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Bell —

From tower of original white-framed Methodist church Built in 1908 on Old Jackson Highway Also used as Masonic Lodges — — Map (db m192040) HM

4 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Church of Christ —

Built in 1928 Originally One-Room Concrete Block Building Later Enlarged — — Map (db m189422) HM

5 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Baptist Church —

Built in 1934 Originally a White- Frame Building Later Enlarged and Bricked — — Map (db m189419) HM

6 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Brick House —

Built by Matt Miers Circa 1916 — — Map (db m189425) HM

7 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Dug Well in Loretto —

Circa 1900 — — Map (db m192029) HM

8 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Factory —

Built in 1928 by Orb White & Bob Green for the manufacturing of Later used for the manufacturing of wooden caskets in Loretto — — Map (db m192030) HM

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9 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Hospital —

Built by Dr. Eli Ethridge in 1919 Served as Residence & Office Opened as a Hospital in 1957 by Dr. Malcolm Weathers — — Map (db m189457) HM

10 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — First Telephone Office —

Operated by W.H. Wiggerman Family SwitchBoard sat in Upper East Room — — Map (db m189413) HM

11 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Flour Mill —

Moved from Blue Water Creek by John Weihoff & Rev. Austerman Operated by George & Joseph Kessler Family-Operated-Continuously since 1985 — — Map (db m192032) HM

12 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Glenrock Cemetery —

Date on oldest grave stone 1894 — — Map (db m192037) HM

13 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Glen's Stand at Glen Rock — Andrew Jackson's Military Road —

Glen's Stand was a large log house, inn, and tavern. Built pre-1812 by the Glen family in the Mississippi Territory, it was located on a trail beaten out by buffalos, which became part of (Cherokee Chief) Doublehead Trace. It stood at present-day . . . — — Map (db m146819) HM WM

14 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Hollander Hotel — 1897 —

Built by John Hollander Operated by family as hostelry until the 1920's. — — Map (db m192034) HM

15 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Hollander Store —

Built by John Hollander in 1905 Operated by family until 1965 — — Map (db m192035) HM

16 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Korean Conflict / Vietnam Era —

Burns, Buford L. • Busby, James E. • Collins, James R. • Davis, Basil • Eells, Floyd Jr. • Evers, Leonard • Ezell, Mancel W. • Greene, Howard B. • Griffin, Warren G. • Henderson, Malcolm • Henson, Collie • Hughes, Morris E. • . . . — — Map (db m212420) WM

17 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Loretto Elementary School — 1937 —

Original Frame Structure Burned in 1935 — — Map (db m189420) HM

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18 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Loretto High School — 1927 —

[Title and subtitle are text] — — Map (db m192038) HM

19 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge 1908 —

An agreement was made with the Masons to build and share the two-story wood clapboard building. Different protestant denominations contributed labor, materials, and money. The graveyard, donated in 1908, became Loretto Cemetery after the church . . . — — Map (db m101814) HM

20 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Oldest House in Loretto —

Built in 1889 by John Henkel Fred & Ann Beckman lived here until 1965 — — Map (db m192039) HM

21 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Putman's Barber Shop —

First located in Bob Green's store in 1928 "Putt's" Barber Shop operated continuously until 2001 — — Map (db m192033) HM

22 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Sacred Heart Church —

Completed May 1912 Original White-Framed Church built in 1872 Listed on National Historical Register — — Map (db m189416) HM

23 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Site of First Post Office —

Built by early Postmaster Willam Albert Cleveland Circa 1890 — — Map (db m189414) HM

24 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — Site of Loretto Depot —

Built in 1906 Closed in 1957 — — Map (db m189417) HM

25 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — World War I (Lawrence County) —

Brewer, Alva M. • Brewer, Robert T. L. • Burks, Thomas C. • Butler, Fletcher W. • Chambers, William A. • Crane, Leo C. • Davis, Wallace H. • Freeman, Everett • Garretson, Teddy • Hardiman, Mack V. • Harlan, George • Hay, Mark . . . — — Map (db m212419) WM

26 ► Tennessee, Lawrence County, Loretto — World War II —

Abrams, Benjamin A. • Abrams, Louella (RN) • Alexandra, Edward L. • Arnold, Paul H. • Beasley, Leland V. • Bivins, Neal B. • Bradley, William E. • Brink, Robert J. • Bryant, Robert J. • Burgess, R.O. Wilford • Busby, Clarence G. . . . — — Map (db m212421) WM

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