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POPULATION: 2,255 (2010) Halls, Tennessee is located along the Tennessee Scenic Trails and Byways’ Great River Road Trail and has loads of small town charm and scenic beauty. Unique shopping, military history and annual festivals are just part of its allure.

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POPULATION: 945 (2010) Henning, Tennessee is a delightful rural wayside. Just off Highway 51, a stop in Henning will find you near the boyhood home of Pulitzer Prize winning author Alex Haley, recognized for his book “Roots” which broadened and changed our nation’s view of African American history.  You’ll also discover the rich history of Fort Pillow State Historic Park. Year-round events create opportunities to explore the natural beauty and rural charm of this sleepy Southern town.

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POPULATION: 8,445 (2010) Ripley, Tennessee is home of the Lauderdale County Tomato Festival, which celebrates the city’s world-renown production of delicious mouth-watering tomatoes. Going strong for more than 30 years, this festival is held in beautiful Ripley City Park and draws visitors from across the region. Ample family recreation activities, rich agricultural  heritage and unique historic architecture make Ripley a must-see. Plan your own visit and see why locals say there’s so much “growing” on in downtown Ripley!

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