We have an immediate opening for a Chronic Dialysis RN in Bolivar, Tennessee!
Blessed with classic architectural styles running the gamut from Greek Revival to Italianate, Bolivar’s historic districts hearken back to a day when nearly fanatical attention to detail could be seen from initial design to the detailed decorative carvings throughout the buildings. The famed Philadelphia-based architect, Fletcher Sloan, has left his mark of genius through a number of post-bellum homes that have survived in large measure through the efforts of the local chapter of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities (APTA).
The crown jewel of all historic structures, most locals will agree is the famed county courthouse, built (or rather, “rebuilt”) in 1868. This elegant structure continues to the present day as the center of county government activity, but whether it’s the grand central staircase or the vintage vault in the Recorder’s Office, it’s impossible not to feel the history when one steps through the high arched doors. Don’t forget to stop by the monument to the fallen Civil War soldiers of Hardeman County, believed to be the first monument of its type in west Tennessee.
And as you pass by the Houston Bills House, the forest area across the street often escapes notice, but it remains the last piece of virgin forest in west Tennessee. McAnulty Forest is the only known example of the upland forests of the Mississippi Embayment section of the western mesophytic forest region, featuring some specimens of white oak estimated to be 450 years old.
Every spring, the APTA hosts the famous Bolivar Home Tour where visitors get to walk through a number of these fabulous old structures. Be sure to look for details if you would like to partake of one of the great walking tours of history.
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