Welcome to the Official website for Hohenwald, Tennessee Tourism. Â Hohenwald, Lewis County, Tennessee is one of the best places to re-locate your business or start a new venture.
Four distinct seasons, easy access to recreational offerings and a variety of sports and cultural activities make Lewis County an excellent place to live and work. As some of the scenic wonders of Lewis County, the Buffalo River and the high forest are the focus of many activities that Lewis County residents take great pride in enjoying and protecting.
In Hohenwald and Lewis County the work ethic is alive and well. Our citizens work hard so that they, their families and friends can enjoy a quality of life valued by all. Businesses can benefit from the dedication and skills that the citizens of Hohenwald and Lewis County take pride in developing. And when the workday is over; well…we can still find time for a little fishing in the Buffalo River.
Affordable housing, abundant low cost energy and a complete educational system provide Hohenwald and Lewis County residents with an unbeatable quality of life, and offer businesses the building blocks to be successful.
Lewis County enjoys a strategic location, highly developed infrastructure and a work ethic that can add up to profit for businesses locating in the Hohenwald and Lewis County Three Star Community. Local elected leaders, citizens and the public and private sectors are all working together as a team to make things happen. The Lewis and Clark Expedition located us and we think you will be pleased when you find us also.
I am thinking about buying a house there from a Church friend here in Tampa. My son is working in Jackson. I have a great grandson who will be in the 11th grade next yr. Do you have a School for very smart gifted kids, he passed the college SAT test in the 7th grade & was able to go to Texas A&M this past summer & take Robotics. He wants to be a Dr & go to Medical School. I need to know a little more about your town. I am retired & want to grow a garden, I don’t like to buy store bought foods, I like to grow my own. Thank You , Doris J Birkett
I am looking for a classmate from Ethridge,TN can you tell me where to find address or phone # for Glenda Steadman? also I use to live in Summertown sure do miss the 4 seasons there. And swimming in the creeks .
Thank you
Sarah
I am moving there at the end of aug. or the 1st of sept.
seems like a nice place
was in your area several years ago and stopped between your town and the merriwearther lewis exibit on the Trace .. to see a yard sale ran for about 8 miles
on hwy 20 i think….Do you still have it….was around the 1st of march..
thanks….john bible…
Hi John — The yard sale you are talking about starts mid-October and runs through Hohenwald’s Oktober Heritage Festival planned for October 12-13-14, 2012. Would love for you to come back and see us soon! Let us know if you have any other questions.
We will be biking the Natchez Trace with three other couples in Oct., and are interested in interesting sites to see in your area. We will be traveling from Hohenwald to Collinswood. Do you also have a suggestion of lunch places along the way. Thank you for the information.
Bev McCullough
Absolutely! In Hohenwald there are several really great places to eat – Junkyard Dog Restaurant, The Emporium Cafe, Skipper’s Korner Kitchen, Hometown Cafe and two Mexican places, Rio Colorado and Casa Grande. All but Casa Grande are within walking distance of The Elephant Sanctuary Education Gallery, Memory Junction Antiques, Bloom Boutique and several other nice places on Main Street. Along the way, if you find yourself in Waynesboro, visit Emerald’s on the square for lunch or dinner or Jeanette’s where you may find live music on the weekends. If you dine in Collinwood, we have eaten at Chad’s for a country-style buffet but be sure to go to The Dragonfly Emporium for dessert, a smoothie (or coffee) and take a look at his collection of antiques and unique items. If you spend the night in Hohenwald, call ahead and get a room at TheLoftHohenwald.com or Ridgetop Bed & Breakfast. So much to do, so little time!
I am the grandson of Owen Perice Hinson his brother was Joe Hinson
Hohenwald Tennessee
My Father Paul Wiley Hinson
My Uncle Bobby Hinson
Does anyone have any information regarding my family Hinson name?
My name is Paul Leonard Hinson Naples Florida
Hi!
Did you have a family of Hinsons there in the 1960′s? I am from Taylor, Mich. and my best friend moved to Hohenwald. We lost track of each other and I can’t fin her. Her name is Kathy Hinson. She would be 60 years old now. Would you give her my email address if there is a lead there in your town?
Thanks,
Jan Allen
Thank you for your post. Let us check into your question and we will contact you as soon as we know something.
Hello Hohenwald,
I have recently accepted a job in your town at the elephant Sanctuary. This is my field of study and worked very hard to land the position. In less than two weeks I will be driving from portland, OR to Tennessee, I have temporary housing for 4 weeks. I can’t find any rental properties. I have two Great Danes. I need a house that I can rent to own. I currently own a house in Texas and am in the process of selling it, until that happens I cannot buy a new one. If anyone has a house for sale who can work with me, I can provide, background checks, credit references, credit report, cosigners, and anything else. I’m planning on settling down in Hohenwald. this will be where ill eventually raise my family. Hoping someone can just help me out, Thank you.
Question, and you guys don’t need to publish this if it’s all the same to you all. But I’m originally from Florence, and used to love doing 50 mph up and down the Trace to places like Hoenwald. Now, this was 25 years ago, but at the time there were literally half a dozen large-scale thrift stores that brought in material by the bales. I am currently in need of such material, plus, I’d like to re-live some old memories as well. So, do you all still have such a concentration of such stores? There’s no need for you all to still have as many as you all once did, but before driving up, I would like to ensure that there are still at least three or four big recycled clothiers in operation.
Thanks,
ja
As trends change, so have the number of “junk” stores in Hohenwald who offer bales of used clothing. Yes, back in the 1970s and 80s, it was common to find several outlets offering the “dig.” Today, there are several stores with used merchandise for sale and you would more easily find a variety of household items than clothing. With that said, at least two stores, the Ultimate Garage Sale at 418 Swiss Colony Rd, and Bloom Boutique at 30 East Main, both offer used clothing (no bales). The UGS and Mel’s Place on Maple St. both purchase contents of unpaid storage units. There are several great places to eat — Come see us!