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Elizabethton Tennessee
We are located in Northeast Tennessee in the historic division of downtown Elizabethton.  We are situated beside Elizabethton's Veterans Wall and across the street from the Elizabethton's Veterans Memorial

History of Elizabethton TN
Elizabethton is centrally located within the "Tri-Cities" area (encompassed by Bristol, Johnson City, and Kingsport) of Northeast Tennessee. 

Elizabethton is the home of the Doe River Covered Bridge.  Built in 1882, this white clapboard bridge is believed to be the oldest in the state still in use today. It spans 134 feet across the Doe River and is surrounded by a park with walking paths, benches, picnic tables and plenty of ducks.

We are glad to be a member of a community that supports our veterans, as I am a Navy Veteran of 9 years myself.  The Veteran's War Memorial Park located in downtown Elizabethton was built in 2002 as a memorial to Carter County soldiers killed in America's wars. Monuments are inscribed with names of local soldiers killed in World Wars I & II, the Korean Conflict, the Vietnam Conflict, Desert Storm, and Operation Enduring Freedom. A Veteran's Memorial Walkway is planned between Elk Avenue and E Street, and will include a Wall of Honor with 3,000 bricks inscribed with the names of local servicemen who have served their country in the military. The walkway is expected to be constructed this year
 

 

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