Kick back and take in a quiet lakeside sunset. Trek around our vibrant andhistoric town square. Or pull up anchor and take to the water at ParisLanding.Whatever floats your boat, you’ll find a world of things to doat the Village of Paris & Paris Landing. Boating… fishing… hunting...shopping… dining… golfing…music... art... let go and enjoy yourself.

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FromtheWorld’sBiggestFishFrytorodeos,festivalsandmuchmore,you’ll findfunandexcitementyear-roundat theVillageofParis&ParisLanding.Takearideonthewildsideat theHenryCountyFair…enjoyartworkorfireworks.Winter,spring,summerorfall, fun isalways intheair.

Point yourself in any direction and you’ll find aworld of interesting things to see and do at theVillage of Paris and Paris Landing. Visit a replicaof the Eiffel Tower or play a round of disc golf atEiffel Tower Park or hike to the next clue at aninterpretive Refuge walking trail. The sun neversets on fun in Paris and Henry County.

SpringPhoto ShowcaseLocal shutterbugs strut their stuff at thisMarch library display. Call 731.642.3955 orvisitwww.phcarts.com.

World’s Biggest Fish FryHenry County’s signature event is acelebration of food, fun and family, wherelocal volunteers serve more than 13,000tons of fried catfish and all the fixings.More than 80,000 visitors each yearenjoy the Grand Parade, carnival, rodeo,mule pull and even catfish races.Visitwww.worldsbiggestfishfry.com.

Artist ShowcaseThe art is tres bon each April!Call 731.642.3955 or log on atwww.phcarts.com.

Golf TournamentDust off the clubs for the Chamber ofCommerce’s annual golf tournament inApril. The four person scramble beginswith a steak lunch. See the details atwww.paristnchamber.com or731.642.3431.

SummerConcertSeriesatParisWinery (seepage3)

Relay for LifeRelay celebrates cancer survivors andfundraising efforts each June,with an all-night walk, live music and food. Contactcbrown@cancercarecenter.org.

July4thFireworksatParisLandingStateParkThousands come by boat to see aspectacular fireworks display over thewater. Thousands more enjoy the freeconcert at the park before darkness fallsand the sky lights up. Call 731.642.4311.

Freedom FestivalJuly 4th at Cottage Grove includes aparade,motorcycle ride, barbecue, games,turkey shoot,music, dancing andfireworks. Contact the Cottage Grove FireDepartment or Kathy Ball, 731.782.3424.

Water Fun RunAn adventure on Kentucky Lake that endswith the luck of the draw, sponsored bythe Paris-Henry County Chamber ofCommerce the third Saturday in July. Allwatercraft welcome! Call 731.642.3431.Visitwww.paristnchamber.com.

Downtown Ice Cream SocialThis annual event is held on theCourthouse Lawn and it is always the lastSaturday in July from 3:00 to 6:00 pm.This annual fundraiser for the DowntownParis Association includes all-you-can-eatcool treats, classic cars, and crazy contest.There is an Ice Cream Eating contest anda Frozen T-shirt contest. For moreinformation, contact Kathy Ray at731.653.7274.

Duck BandingFriends of the NationalWildlife Refugeknow that catching, banding andreleasing wood ducks is fun for any age.Visitwww.tnwrfriends.org.

Henry County FairRecognized as one of the premier countyfairs in the State of Tennessee, HenryCounty’s farming families are celebratedin August, with displays of canning,homegrown vegetables, flowers,photography, baked goods, quilting,junior livestock show, ham curingcompetition, carnival, demolition derbyand more. Call 731.642.1833 or visitwww.thehenrycountyfair.com.

FallNoon on the SquareCome hear live music at noon on Fridaysin Downtown Paris. Lunch is available.Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Arts & Crafts FestivalAttended by thousands each year, heldthe first weekend after Labor Day at ParisLanding State Park.

Pioneer DayTakes place the third Saturday inSeptember in the City of Henry,with aparade, games, country music, squaredance and shoot-out. Call City Hall,731.243.4091.

Eye Full of ParisEnjoy three days of arts and fun the lastfull weekend of September each year,with a live concert, art show and sale,Arts Round the Square and DowntownChurches Rejoice music and picnic. Thegrand finale concert is at ParisWinery.Check for the schedule atwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

OktoberFestHoly Cross Catholic Church sponsors thisannual event with games, booths andauthentic German and Mexican musicand food. Call the church at 731.642.4861.

Football TailgatingWe’re serious about our Henry CountyPatriots! The fun starts at 5:30 pm onhome game nights at Patriot Stadium.Call 731-642-5232.

SpooktacularJoin the hundreds of little ghosts andgoblins, along with their pets andparents as they gather in DowntownParis the Saturday before Halloween toplay free games, compete for prizes andtrick or treat with the merchants. Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

WinterDowntown UnwrappedOpen HousesChristmas candlelight and afternoonopen houses feature festive shops, liveholiday music, refreshments, stunningdecorations and gifts that are sure toplease. Check outwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

North Pole Family Fun DaySanta, Rudolph and the elves roll intodowntown Paris on the big, red fireengine Friday morning afterThanksgiving, kicking off North PoleFamily Fun Day.With more than a dozenfree activities for busy little hands, thefun, food and music last from 10:00 a.m.until 2:00 p.m.Visitwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Community Christmas ConcertPerformed in early December, thisconcert alternates between Handel’sMessiah and the director’s choice of allthings Christmas. Afterwards, strollthrough historic Downtown Paris pastthe glow of luminaries on historic NorthPoplar Street to a holiday reception atthe Heritage Center with food, live musicand lovely decorations. Call 731.642.3955or visitwww.phcarts.com.

Holly Jolly ChristmasParadeAll you’ll want for Christmas is thisfestive Parade that fills the streets withmusic, lights and merriment for all ages.Go to www.visitdowntownparis.com forcomplete details.

Downtown AdventWalkFive historic, beautifully decoratedchurches welcome more than 300worshipers as they walk by candlelightthrough Victorian downtown Paris.Cookies and hot chocolate delight thewalkers at their last stop. Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Running TourParis Landing State Park isthe home of Henry County’sappearance on theTennessee State ParkRunning tour with an eightmile race each December,over the river and throughthe woods. Details andregistration info at -www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/running tour.

New Year’s Eve on the LakeCelebrate with a live band,dinner and midnightchampagne toast on NewYear’s Eve at Paris LandingState Park. Overnightaccommodations and ameals are available. Call731.642.4311.

WinterWaterfowl BaldEagle ToursYou would be surprised atwho winters at the NationalWildlife Refuge.Visit www.tnwrfriends.orgfor details.

Mardi Gras BallLet’s party at the Mardi GrasBall in February. Attire isdress (black tie optional) orcostume. Includes dinner,royalty,music and dancing.Call 731.642.1030.Visitwww.phchc.com.

Hiking and ExercisingGet outside on our many trails, including:· Britton Ford Trail at the Tennessee NationalWildlife Refuge(www.fws.gov/Tennessee Refuge)· Paris Landing State Park trails(www.tnstateparks.com)· Eiffel Tower Park trails(www.cityofparistn.gov)· Paris Civic Center(www.cityofparistn.gov)

City of Paris Parks SystemOffering playgrounds, swimming, discgolf, tennis and more, there are a dozenparks in Paris. Visitwww.cityofparistn.gov.

ParisWineryA relaxed country setting and old worldcharm on a 100 acre working familyfarm, vineyard and winery are thebackdrop for daily wine tastings, tours ofthe barrel vaulted cellar, strolls, andpicnics on the grounds. Call 731.644.9500or visitwww.pariswinery.com. Checkfrequently for updated concert schedule.

Eiffel TowerParis is one of only two cities in theUnited States with a replica of thefamous Eiffel Tower. The tower is theperfect addition to our charming city,providing a setting of history andromance. Picnic, play or snap your photounder our very own 67-foot Eiffel Tower.

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The Breakers ofSwan Bay526 Shamrock Rd.Buchanan,TN 38222731.232.8399

Buchanan Resort785 Buchanan Resort RoadSpringville, Tn 38256731.642.2828 ·800.225.6302

Cypress bay Resort110 Cypress Resort LoopBuchanan,TN 38222731.232.8221

Eagle Nest Marina50 Eagles Nest RoadBuchanan,Tn 38222731.642.6192

Fishtale Lodge14275 Hwy. 79 & Eagle Rd.Buchanan,TN 38222731.642.7113

Howell’s Resort441 Buchanan Resort RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.642.7442

Kentucky Lake Cabins535 Antioch Cove RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.644.1627

Knight’s Inn409 Tyson AvenueParis, TN 38242731.642.1822

Mammy & Pappy’sBed & Breakfast7615 Elkhorn RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.642.8129

Mansard Island Resort60Mansard IslandSpringville, TN 38256731.642.5590 ·800.533.5590

Paris Landing StateResort Park16055 Hwy. 79 NorthBuchanan,Tn 38222731.642.4311 · 800.250.8614

Pleasant View Resort289 Pleasant View RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.593.5511

Quality Inn1510 EastWood StreetParis, Tn 38242731.642.2838

Swiss Villa Inn1315 EastWood StreetParis, TN 38242731.642.4121

Super 8 Motel1309 EastWood StreetParis, TN 38242731.644.7008

TerraceWoodsTravelLodge1190 North Market St.Paris, TN 38242731.642.2642, ext. 0

CAMPGROUNDSBig Eagle Campground275 Duncan Dr.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.3688

Britton FordCampground380DicksonLane,Springville, TN · 731-593-3458

Country JunctionResort, Inc.221LakeshoreDr., Springville,TN · 731-415-5398 or 8908

Eagle’s NestCampground100 Eagle’s Nest Rd.Buchanan,TN ·731.363.2692

Hidden CreekCampground2576W. Antioch Rd.Springville, TN ·731.641.0034

Little Eagle RV Park14652 Hwy. 79 N.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.4669

Paris Landing KOA6290 E. Antioch Rd.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.6895

Pine Point Boat Dock175PinePoint LoopRoad,Springville, TN ·731-642-9555

R&R Storage & RV Park35PointPleasantRd.Hwy.79N.Buchanan,TN ·731.363.3019

The Village of Paris & Paris Landing are great places to have fun by land and water.Catch a trophy-sized lunker… set your sights on some of the best duck, deer, andturkey hunting either side of the Mississippi… or meander through miles of pristinehiking trails.Whatever kind of outdoor adventure you’re hunting, it’s waiting for youat the Village of Paris & Paris Landing.

Land Between the LakesThe Heartland’s Outdoor Playground! Located inWestern Kentucky and Tennessee, LBL offers 170,000acres of wildlife, history and outdoor recreationopportunities wrapped by 300miles of undevelopedshoreline. Family attractions such as the NatureStation and the 1850s Homeplace, bring the region’shistory, science, and environment to life. The GoldenPond Planetarium and Observatory provide acomfortable seat for liftoff into the fascinating worldof outer space and modern space exploration. Formore information, call 800.LBL.7077 or visitwww.lbl.org.

West Sandy & Big SandyWildlifeManagement AreaLocated in Henry and Benton Counties, theseWildlifeManagement Areas are perfect for hunting andfishing and are open to the public. Acres of woodedarea make for a challenge to hunters and refuge forarea wildlife. Both are located off highway 69 A thatjoins Paris and Camden,Tennessee. For moreinformation call 800.372.3928.

Fort Donelson National Military ParkOnemile west of Dover, Tennessee and three mileseast of Land Between the Lakes on US Highway 79you will find history atits best. Fort Donelson National Military Park ishome to battlefields, National Cemetery and the sitewhere Confederate General Simon B. Bucknersurrendered Fort Donelson toUnionGeneral Ulysses S.Grant.

Kentucky LakeThe second largest man-made lake in the U.S. islocated on the border of Henry County and defineswater fun. The beauty of Kentucky lake is anattraction in itself! Add the skiing, boating, fishingand swimming and you have found the best placefor fun in the sun! Kentucky Lake encompassesnearly 160,000 acres and has 2,380 miles ofshoreline. The lake is surrounded by resorts,marinasand restaurants. An entire vacation can be spent onour Kentucky Lake!

Tennessee NationalWildlife RefugeContaining over 51,000 acres, this refuge is locatedOn and around Kentucky Lake in NorthwestTennessee. Established in 1945, the refuge ismanaged by the U.S. Fish andWildlife Service. Thenew refuge Visitor Center is located in Henry Countyand is open Monday- Saturday 8-4.For information call 731-642-2091.

Paris Landing State Park841 acre park located on the western shore of theTennessee River, which is dammed to form KentuckyLake (160,000 acres). The park sits on the widest partof the lake making it the perfect location for allwater sports such as fishing, boating, swimming andwaterskiing. On and, there are plenty of activitiesincluding golfing, hiking, camping or just relaxingand enjoying the natural beauty and wildlife. Be onthe lookout for deer, turkey, fox and coyote thatroam the park. Eagles are often seen in the wintermonths. Fishing at its finest is found on beautifulKentucky Lake and the park is equipped with onefishing pier. There are more than 100 species of fishscattered over broad expanses of fresh water andcan be found in hundreds of secluded coves.

Paris Landing State Park has a public swimming areaand beach on Kentucky Lake with picnic area andrestrooms nearby. The park also has an Olympic-sizepublic swimming pool with a children's pool. Thepublic pool is open fromMemorial Day until the firstweek of August. The pool complex features a white-sand beach volleyball court, two diving boards and asnack bar.

Public GolfHenry County offers some of the bestdriving ranges and golf courses innorthwest Tennessee.

The Tennessean Golf Club900 Olde Tennessee TrailBuchanan,TN 38256731.642.7271www.tennesseangolfclub.com

Paris Landing State Park Golf Course16055 Hwy. 49 N.Buchanan,TN 38256731.641.4459 * 800.250.8614www.state.tn.us/environment/parks.com

shooting rangeHolly Fork Shooting ComplexHome to Junior Olympics shooting events, visitorshave their choice of skeet, trap, and 5-stand. HollyFork Shooting Complex islocated on Highway 79 North. Shooting hours are2pm until dusk, Sunday through Friday andSaturdays from 10am to dusk.6133 Hwy 79N, Paris

hollyforkshootingcomplex.com

Feel like relaxing and staying a spell? No problem.

The Village of Paris & Paris Landing have plenty of first-rate, affordable accommodations.

and your boat

- Lodging

- Marina

- Live Music

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FromtheWorld’sBiggestFishFrytorodeos,festivalsandmuchmore,you’ll findfunandexcitementyear-roundat theVillageofParis&ParisLanding.Takearideonthewildsideat theHenryCountyFair…enjoyartworkorfireworks.Winter,spring,summerorfall, fun isalways intheair.

Point yourself in any direction and you’ll find aworld of interesting things to see and do at theVillage of Paris and Paris Landing. Visit a replicaof the Eiffel Tower or play a round of disc golf atEiffel Tower Park or hike to the next clue at aninterpretive Refuge walking trail. The sun neversets on fun in Paris and Henry County.

SpringPhoto ShowcaseLocal shutterbugs strut their stuff at thisMarch library display. Call 731.642.3955 orvisitwww.phcarts.com.

World’s Biggest Fish FryHenry County’s signature event is acelebration of food, fun and family, wherelocal volunteers serve more than 13,000tons of fried catfish and all the fixings.More than 80,000 visitors each yearenjoy the Grand Parade, carnival, rodeo,mule pull and even catfish races.Visitwww.worldsbiggestfishfry.com.

Artist ShowcaseThe art is tres bon each April!Call 731.642.3955 or log on atwww.phcarts.com.

Golf TournamentDust off the clubs for the Chamber ofCommerce’s annual golf tournament inApril. The four person scramble beginswith a steak lunch. See the details atwww.paristnchamber.com or731.642.3431.

SummerConcertSeriesatParisWinery (seepage3)

Relay for LifeRelay celebrates cancer survivors andfundraising efforts each June,with an all-night walk, live music and food. Contactcbrown@cancercarecenter.org.

July4thFireworksatParisLandingStateParkThousands come by boat to see aspectacular fireworks display over thewater. Thousands more enjoy the freeconcert at the park before darkness fallsand the sky lights up. Call 731.642.4311.

Freedom FestivalJuly 4th at Cottage Grove includes aparade,motorcycle ride, barbecue, games,turkey shoot,music, dancing andfireworks. Contact the Cottage Grove FireDepartment or Kathy Ball, 731.782.3424.

Water Fun RunAn adventure on Kentucky Lake that endswith the luck of the draw, sponsored bythe Paris-Henry County Chamber ofCommerce the third Saturday in July. Allwatercraft welcome! Call 731.642.3431.Visitwww.paristnchamber.com.

Downtown Ice Cream SocialThis annual event is held on theCourthouse Lawn and it is always the lastSaturday in July from 3:00 to 6:00 pm.This annual fundraiser for the DowntownParis Association includes all-you-can-eatcool treats, classic cars, and crazy contest.There is an Ice Cream Eating contest anda Frozen T-shirt contest. For moreinformation, contact Kathy Ray at731.653.7274.

Duck BandingFriends of the NationalWildlife Refugeknow that catching, banding andreleasing wood ducks is fun for any age.Visitwww.tnwrfriends.org.

Henry County FairRecognized as one of the premier countyfairs in the State of Tennessee, HenryCounty’s farming families are celebratedin August, with displays of canning,homegrown vegetables, flowers,photography, baked goods, quilting,junior livestock show, ham curingcompetition, carnival, demolition derbyand more. Call 731.642.1833 or visitwww.thehenrycountyfair.com.

FallNoon on the SquareCome hear live music at noon on Fridaysin Downtown Paris. Lunch is available.Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Arts & Crafts FestivalAttended by thousands each year, heldthe first weekend after Labor Day at ParisLanding State Park.

Pioneer DayTakes place the third Saturday inSeptember in the City of Henry,with aparade, games, country music, squaredance and shoot-out. Call City Hall,731.243.4091.

Eye Full of ParisEnjoy three days of arts and fun the lastfull weekend of September each year,with a live concert, art show and sale,Arts Round the Square and DowntownChurches Rejoice music and picnic. Thegrand finale concert is at ParisWinery.Check for the schedule atwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

OktoberFestHoly Cross Catholic Church sponsors thisannual event with games, booths andauthentic German and Mexican musicand food. Call the church at 731.642.4861.

Football TailgatingWe’re serious about our Henry CountyPatriots! The fun starts at 5:30 pm onhome game nights at Patriot Stadium.Call 731-642-5232.

SpooktacularJoin the hundreds of little ghosts andgoblins, along with their pets andparents as they gather in DowntownParis the Saturday before Halloween toplay free games, compete for prizes andtrick or treat with the merchants. Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

WinterDowntown UnwrappedOpen HousesChristmas candlelight and afternoonopen houses feature festive shops, liveholiday music, refreshments, stunningdecorations and gifts that are sure toplease. Check outwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

North Pole Family Fun DaySanta, Rudolph and the elves roll intodowntown Paris on the big, red fireengine Friday morning afterThanksgiving, kicking off North PoleFamily Fun Day.With more than a dozenfree activities for busy little hands, thefun, food and music last from 10:00 a.m.until 2:00 p.m.Visitwww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Community Christmas ConcertPerformed in early December, thisconcert alternates between Handel’sMessiah and the director’s choice of allthings Christmas. Afterwards, strollthrough historic Downtown Paris pastthe glow of luminaries on historic NorthPoplar Street to a holiday reception atthe Heritage Center with food, live musicand lovely decorations. Call 731.642.3955or visitwww.phcarts.com.

Holly Jolly ChristmasParadeAll you’ll want for Christmas is thisfestive Parade that fills the streets withmusic, lights and merriment for all ages.Go to www.visitdowntownparis.com forcomplete details.

Downtown AdventWalkFive historic, beautifully decoratedchurches welcome more than 300worshipers as they walk by candlelightthrough Victorian downtown Paris.Cookies and hot chocolate delight thewalkers at their last stop. Go towww.visitdowntownparis.com.

Running TourParis Landing State Park isthe home of Henry County’sappearance on theTennessee State ParkRunning tour with an eightmile race each December,over the river and throughthe woods. Details andregistration info at -www.state.tn.us/environment/parks/running tour.

New Year’s Eve on the LakeCelebrate with a live band,dinner and midnightchampagne toast on NewYear’s Eve at Paris LandingState Park. Overnightaccommodations and ameals are available. Call731.642.4311.

WinterWaterfowl BaldEagle ToursYou would be surprised atwho winters at the NationalWildlife Refuge.Visit www.tnwrfriends.orgfor details.

Mardi Gras BallLet’s party at the Mardi GrasBall in February. Attire isdress (black tie optional) orcostume. Includes dinner,royalty,music and dancing.Call 731.642.1030.Visitwww.phchc.com.

Hiking and ExercisingGet outside on our many trails, including:· Britton Ford Trail at the Tennessee NationalWildlife Refuge(www.fws.gov/Tennessee Refuge)· Paris Landing State Park trails(www.tnstateparks.com)· Eiffel Tower Park trails(www.cityofparistn.gov)· Paris Civic Center(www.cityofparistn.gov)

City of Paris Parks SystemOffering playgrounds, swimming, discgolf, tennis and more, there are a dozenparks in Paris. Visitwww.cityofparistn.gov.

ParisWineryA relaxed country setting and old worldcharm on a 100 acre working familyfarm, vineyard and winery are thebackdrop for daily wine tastings, tours ofthe barrel vaulted cellar, strolls, andpicnics on the grounds. Call 731.644.9500or visitwww.pariswinery.com. Checkfrequently for updated concert schedule.

Eiffel TowerParis is one of only two cities in theUnited States with a replica of thefamous Eiffel Tower. The tower is theperfect addition to our charming city,providing a setting of history andromance. Picnic, play or snap your photounder our very own 67-foot Eiffel Tower.

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The Breakers ofSwan Bay526 Shamrock Rd.Buchanan,TN 38222731.232.8399

Buchanan Resort785 Buchanan Resort RoadSpringville, Tn 38256731.642.2828 ·800.225.6302

Cypress bay Resort110 Cypress Resort LoopBuchanan,TN 38222731.232.8221

Eagle Nest Marina50 Eagles Nest RoadBuchanan,Tn 38222731.642.6192

Fishtale Lodge14275 Hwy. 79 & Eagle Rd.Buchanan,TN 38222731.642.7113

Howell’s Resort441 Buchanan Resort RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.642.7442

Kentucky Lake Cabins535 Antioch Cove RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.644.1627

Knight’s Inn409 Tyson AvenueParis, TN 38242731.642.1822

Mammy & Pappy’sBed & Breakfast7615 Elkhorn RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.642.8129

Mansard Island Resort60Mansard IslandSpringville, TN 38256731.642.5590 ·800.533.5590

Paris Landing StateResort Park16055 Hwy. 79 NorthBuchanan,Tn 38222731.642.4311 · 800.250.8614

Pleasant View Resort289 Pleasant View RoadSpringville, TN 38256731.593.5511

Quality Inn1510 EastWood StreetParis, Tn 38242731.642.2838

Swiss Villa Inn1315 EastWood StreetParis, TN 38242731.642.4121

Super 8 Motel1309 EastWood StreetParis, TN 38242731.644.7008

TerraceWoodsTravelLodge1190 North Market St.Paris, TN 38242731.642.2642, ext. 0

CAMPGROUNDSBig Eagle Campground275 Duncan Dr.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.3688

Britton FordCampground380DicksonLane,Springville, TN · 731-593-3458

Country JunctionResort, Inc.221LakeshoreDr., Springville,TN · 731-415-5398 or 8908

Eagle’s NestCampground100 Eagle’s Nest Rd.Buchanan,TN ·731.363.2692

Hidden CreekCampground2576W. Antioch Rd.Springville, TN ·731.641.0034

Little Eagle RV Park14652 Hwy. 79 N.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.4669

Paris Landing KOA6290 E. Antioch Rd.Buchanan,TN ·731.642.6895

Pine Point Boat Dock175PinePoint LoopRoad,Springville, TN ·731-642-9555

R&R Storage & RV Park35PointPleasantRd.Hwy.79N.Buchanan,TN ·731.363.3019

The Village of Paris & Paris Landing are great places to have fun by land and water.Catch a trophy-sized lunker… set your sights on some of the best duck, deer, andturkey hunting either side of the Mississippi… or meander through miles of pristinehiking trails.Whatever kind of outdoor adventure you’re hunting, it’s waiting for youat the Village of Paris & Paris Landing.

Land Between the LakesThe Heartland’s Outdoor Playground! Located inWestern Kentucky and Tennessee, LBL offers 170,000acres of wildlife, history and outdoor recreationopportunities wrapped by 300miles of undevelopedshoreline. Family attractions such as the NatureStation and the 1850s Homeplace, bring the region’shistory, science, and environment to life. The GoldenPond Planetarium and Observatory provide acomfortable seat for liftoff into the fascinating worldof outer space and modern space exploration. Formore information, call 800.LBL.7077 or visitwww.lbl.org.

West Sandy & Big SandyWildlifeManagement AreaLocated in Henry and Benton Counties, theseWildlifeManagement Areas are perfect for hunting andfishing and are open to the public. Acres of woodedarea make for a challenge to hunters and refuge forarea wildlife. Both are located off highway 69 A thatjoins Paris and Camden,Tennessee. For moreinformation call 800.372.3928.

Fort Donelson National Military ParkOnemile west of Dover, Tennessee and three mileseast of Land Between the Lakes on US Highway 79you will find history atits best. Fort Donelson National Military Park ishome to battlefields, National Cemetery and the sitewhere Confederate General Simon B. Bucknersurrendered Fort Donelson toUnionGeneral Ulysses S.Grant.

Kentucky LakeThe second largest man-made lake in the U.S. islocated on the border of Henry County and defineswater fun. The beauty of Kentucky lake is anattraction in itself! Add the skiing, boating, fishingand swimming and you have found the best placefor fun in the sun! Kentucky Lake encompassesnearly 160,000 acres and has 2,380 miles ofshoreline. The lake is surrounded by resorts,marinasand restaurants. An entire vacation can be spent onour Kentucky Lake!

Tennessee NationalWildlife RefugeContaining over 51,000 acres, this refuge is locatedOn and around Kentucky Lake in NorthwestTennessee. Established in 1945, the refuge ismanaged by the U.S. Fish andWildlife Service. Thenew refuge Visitor Center is located in Henry Countyand is open Monday- Saturday 8-4.For information call 731-642-2091.

Paris Landing State Park841 acre park located on the western shore of theTennessee River, which is dammed to form KentuckyLake (160,000 acres). The park sits on the widest partof the lake making it the perfect location for allwater sports such as fishing, boating, swimming andwaterskiing. On and, there are plenty of activitiesincluding golfing, hiking, camping or just relaxingand enjoying the natural beauty and wildlife. Be onthe lookout for deer, turkey, fox and coyote thatroam the park. Eagles are often seen in the wintermonths. Fishing at its finest is found on beautifulKentucky Lake and the park is equipped with onefishing pier. There are more than 100 species of fishscattered over broad expanses of fresh water andcan be found in hundreds of secluded coves.

Paris Landing State Park has a public swimming areaand beach on Kentucky Lake with picnic area andrestrooms nearby. The park also has an Olympic-sizepublic swimming pool with a children's pool. Thepublic pool is open fromMemorial Day until the firstweek of August. The pool complex features a white-sand beach volleyball court, two diving boards and asnack bar.

Public GolfHenry County offers some of the bestdriving ranges and golf courses innorthwest Tennessee.

The Tennessean Golf Club900 Olde Tennessee TrailBuchanan,TN 38256731.642.7271www.tennesseangolfclub.com

Paris Landing State Park Golf Course16055 Hwy. 49 N.Buchanan,TN 38256731.641.4459 * 800.250.8614www.state.tn.us/environment/parks.com

shooting rangeHolly Fork Shooting ComplexHome to Junior Olympics shooting events, visitorshave their choice of skeet, trap, and 5-stand. HollyFork Shooting Complex islocated on Highway 79 North. Shooting hours are2pm until dusk, Sunday through Friday andSaturdays from 10am to dusk.6133 Hwy 79N, Paris

hollyforkshootingcomplex.com

Feel like relaxing and staying a spell? No problem.

The Village of Paris & Paris Landing have plenty of first-rate, affordable accommodations.

and your boat

- Lodging

- Marina

- Live Music

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Henry County Court HouseWashington Street – Paris, TN · 731.642.5212Monday-Friday: 8:30 am- 4:30 pmHenry County is home of one of the state’s oldestworking courthouses and one of the mostbeautifully preserved. Just inside its recentlyrestored hallway, the courthouse containshistorical oil paintings of the three Tennesseegovernors from Henry County and a portrait of thecounty’s namesake, RevolutionaryWar Hero PatrickHenry. The beautifully planted lawn features aConfederate monument, aWorldWar II monumentand historical markers. The surrounding square andlighting are reminiscent of the Victorian era.

Paris City CemeteryThe historic City Cemetery, located three blocksfrom the Courthouse, illustrates the earlysettlement history of Paris. The iron fence alongthe front originally surrounded the courthouse.Simple rectangular stones inscribed CSA markseveral Confederate veterans’ graves. Confederateofficer and Tennessee governor James D. Porter isburied here, as well as General John D.C. Atkins,who was the only elected official to serve as both aConfederate and US Congressman.The EW Grovefamily is buried near the entrance. One sizablecorner of cemetery was for the burial of AfricanAmericans, but few grave markers remain. TheseHenry Countians are commemorated with theAfrican-American Memorial Monument.

The Paris-Henry County Heritage Center614 North Poplar Street- Paris,TN · 731.642.1030Tour the remarkable Italian Renaissance mansionsituated in the North Poplar Historic District.Admission is free. Built in 1916 by philanthropistColonel O.C. Barton and his wife, Tillis (Cavitt)Barton, Cavitt Place retains its original painted-glass windows,marble staircase and floors, ceilingand wall murals and mahogany woodwork.

This elegant two-story home now serves as thelocal museum featuring both permanent andtemporary exhibits, as well as a gift shop andresearch resources. Parking available at rear ofbuilding off North Market Street (Hwy. 641).www.phchc.com.

Knowles String Instruments & Gallery 107616 North Market – Paris, Tn · 731.644.1157Watch Dan Knowles, nationally acclaimed banjomusician and stringed instrument builder at workin his downtown shop. Rock for a spell and enjoythe gallery quality artwork on display.

Krider Performing Arts Center650 Volunteer Drive – Paris, Tn · 731.644.2517The Krider is the perfect setting for a student playor traveling symphony. The Krider brings an eclecticvariety of programs to our area throughout theyear.www.kridercenter.com.

Grove TowerGrove Boulevard. – Paris, TNCalled “the school that came from a bottle,”GroveTower originally housed the E.W. Grove-HenryCounty High School. Grove Tower is located onGrove Boulevard, at the highest elevation point inWest Tennessee.

The EW Grove LegacyIn 1877 a youngmanmoved to town, became a clerk,and eventually a pharmacist on the court square(118WestWashington). The man’s name was EdwinWiley Grove. He was in his mid-twenties when hebought the pharmacy, and was just barely scrapingby, but he had an idea, and it was a great one.Back in that time,malaria, a disease carried bymosquitoes,was rampant in hot and humidclimates. The only known treatment was quinine,however it was so bitter that many patientspreferred the disease to themedicine! Enter Grove’sTasteless Chill Tonic. It was this fortune thatendowed the first public high school in HenryCounty. Standing on the Courthouse lawn, look tothe southwest and Grove Tower peeks through thetrees.

Robert E. Lee Academyfor the Fine ArtsThe Robert E. Lee School hasserved the community sincethe 1800s. Generations ofchildren spent their daysreading,writing, laughing andplaying in the largeclassrooms, lunchroom andplayground.

The school closed in 1975, butwith the newmillenniumcame restoration and a newpurpose, a school dedicated tothe performing and visual arts.Classes in drawing, painting,drama, pottery, ballet, voice,piano, guitar and even yogacan be taken. The TennesseeRiver Fine Arts League displaysin the hallways and severalartists have loft studios. Visitwww.schoolforthearts.org.

From the Tiffany windows at Grace Episcopal Church to the Krider Performing Arts Center, Paris and Henry County have long had a love affair with ourhistory and the performing arts. Concerts and stage productions are offered at the Krider Performing Arts Center and Lee Academy for the Arts.Myriad artists display their work at Lee Academy for the Fine Arts, as well as the Chamber of Commerce, Burger King and local banks. The TennesseeRiver Fine Arts League offers a rotating display in the halls of Lee Academy for the Fine Arts. Genealogy is among the top hobbies in the US

and Henry County is a treasure trove of well

organized and documented records,

information and helpful staff and researchers.

An archivist is available and the local cemetery

records are cataloged and readily available at

theWG Rhea Library and Henry County

Archives. Call 731.642.1702.

Henry County is the home of the Crockett

Family Association, a group of Davy Crockett’s

descendants. The Paris City Cemetery is the

burial place of Davy’s son JohnWesley

Crockett.

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1. Chamber of Commerce2. Downtown Paris (see inset)3. Grove Tower4. Big Catfish

5. ParisWinery6. Eiffel Tower7.Wildlife Refuge/Visitor Center8. Paris Landing State Park on KY Lake

Henry County CourthouseJunction at Hwy 641 & 79The Henry County Courthouse isWest Tennessee's oldestworking judicial building and the third courthouse on this site.The existing structure was built in 1869. The Veterans' Memorialand the Confederate Soldier statue grace the lawn.

Grace Episcopal Church103 S. Poplar St.The Grace Episcopal Church is the oldest church building inParis. It was built in 1896 with windows that were designed andproduced by Tiffany. Grace Episcopal’s Ketchum Hall housed theonly moving picture theater and the only stage in town at thetime. The first Miss Tennessee was crowned here in 1930.

Robert E. Lee Academy for the Fine Arts402 Lee St.Originally the Paris Male Academy, the site was dedicated toeducation in 1825. It is now utilized as a cultural arts center thatprovides classes and workshops in visual and performing artsfor citizens of all ages.

Paris-Henry County Heritage Center614 N. Poplar St.The Heritage Center is housed in Cavitt Place, the mostprestigious mansion in Paris when it was completed in 1916. Itretains its original painted-glass windows,marble staircase andfloors, ceiling and wall murals, and mahogany woodwork. ThisItalian Renaissance two-story home was called “the jewel in thecrown of Paris.”

City CemeteryEast Ruff St.Adorning the cemetery is an African American Memorialobelisk, which stands in honor of the unmarked graves of slavesand free African Americans. Also here are the graves of: JohnWesley Crockett, who was Davy Crockett's oldest son andUnited States Congressman from 1837-1841; James D. Porter,Governor from 1874-1878; EdwinWiley Grove,who privatelyendowed Grove High School and built the Grove Park Inn inAsheville, North Carolina; and General J.D.C. Atkins, aConfederate congressman and five-time member of the U.S.Congress.

Old Train Depot203 N. Fentress St.This train depot was built in 1891 to serve the new railroad linecalled Paducah,Tennessee and Alabama, or PTA. It was laterbought out by Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway.The building now is the home of Vicky Muzzall Tax Service.

Knowles String Instruments & Gallery 107616 North MarketWatch Dan Knowles, nationally acclaimed banjo musician andstringed instrument builder, at work in his downtown stop.Rock for a spell and enjoy the gallery quality artwork on display.(731) 644-1157

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1. Chamber of Commerce2. Downtown Paris (see inset)3. Grove Tower4. Big Catfish

5. ParisWinery6. Eiffel Tower7.Wildlife Refuge/Visitor Center8. Paris Landing State Park on KY Lake

Henry County CourthouseJunction at Hwy 641 & 79The Henry County Courthouse isWest Tennessee's oldestworking judicial building and the third courthouse on this site.The existing structure was built in 1869. The Veterans' Memorialand the Confederate Soldier statue grace the lawn.

Grace Episcopal Church103 S. Poplar St.The Grace Episcopal Church is the oldest church building inParis. It was built in 1896 with windows that were designed andproduced by Tiffany. Grace Episcopal’s Ketchum Hall housed theonly moving picture theater and the only stage in town at thetime. The first Miss Tennessee was crowned here in 1930.

Robert E. Lee Academy for the Fine Arts402 Lee St.Originally the Paris Male Academy, the site was dedicated toeducation in 1825. It is now utilized as a cultural arts center thatprovides classes and workshops in visual and performing artsfor citizens of all ages.

Paris-Henry County Heritage Center614 N. Poplar St.The Heritage Center is housed in Cavitt Place, the mostprestigious mansion in Paris when it was completed in 1916. Itretains its original painted-glass windows,marble staircase andfloors, ceiling and wall murals, and mahogany woodwork. ThisItalian Renaissance two-story home was called “the jewel in thecrown of Paris.”

City CemeteryEast Ruff St.Adorning the cemetery is an African American Memorialobelisk, which stands in honor of the unmarked graves of slavesand free African Americans. Also here are the graves of: JohnWesley Crockett, who was Davy Crockett's oldest son andUnited States Congressman from 1837-1841; James D. Porter,Governor from 1874-1878; EdwinWiley Grove,who privatelyendowed Grove High School and built the Grove Park Inn inAsheville, North Carolina; and General J.D.C. Atkins, aConfederate congressman and five-time member of the U.S.Congress.

Old Train Depot203 N. Fentress St.This train depot was built in 1891 to serve the new railroad linecalled Paducah,Tennessee and Alabama, or PTA. It was laterbought out by Nashville, Chattanooga, and St. Louis Railway.The building now is the home of Vicky Muzzall Tax Service.

Knowles String Instruments & Gallery 107616 North MarketWatch Dan Knowles, nationally acclaimed banjo musician andstringed instrument builder, at work in his downtown stop.Rock for a spell and enjoy the gallery quality artwork on display.(731) 644-1157

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Henry County Court HouseWashington Street – Paris, TN · 731.642.5212Monday-Friday: 8:30 am- 4:30 pmHenry County is home of one of the state’s oldestworking courthouses and one of the mostbeautifully preserved. Just inside its recentlyrestored hallway, the courthouse containshistorical oil paintings of the three Tennesseegovernors from Henry County and a portrait of thecounty’s namesake, RevolutionaryWar Hero PatrickHenry. The beautifully planted lawn features aConfederate monument, aWorldWar II monumentand historical markers. The surrounding square andlighting are reminiscent of the Victorian era.

Paris City CemeteryThe historic City Cemetery, located three blocksfrom the Courthouse, illustrates the earlysettlement history of Paris. The iron fence alongthe front originally surrounded the courthouse.Simple rectangular stones inscribed CSA markseveral Confederate veterans’ graves. Confederateofficer and Tennessee governor James D. Porter isburied here, as well as General John D.C. Atkins,who was the only elected official to serve as both aConfederate and US Congressman.The EW Grovefamily is buried near the entrance. One sizablecorner of cemetery was for the burial of AfricanAmericans, but few grave markers remain. TheseHenry Countians are commemorated with theAfrican-American Memorial Monument.

The Paris-Henry County Heritage Center614 North Poplar Street- Paris,TN · 731.642.1030Tour the remarkable Italian Renaissance mansionsituated in the North Poplar Historic District.Admission is free. Built in 1916 by philanthropistColonel O.C. Barton and his wife, Tillis (Cavitt)Barton, Cavitt Place retains its original painted-glass windows,marble staircase and floors, ceilingand wall murals and mahogany woodwork.

This elegant two-story home now serves as thelocal museum featuring both permanent andtemporary exhibits, as well as a gift shop andresearch resources. Parking available at rear ofbuilding off North Market Street (Hwy. 641).www.phchc.com.

Knowles String Instruments & Gallery 107616 North Market – Paris, Tn · 731.644.1157Watch Dan Knowles, nationally acclaimed banjomusician and stringed instrument builder at workin his downtown shop. Rock for a spell and enjoythe gallery quality artwork on display.

Krider Performing Arts Center650 Volunteer Drive – Paris, Tn · 731.644.2517The Krider is the perfect setting for a student playor traveling symphony. The Krider brings an eclecticvariety of programs to our area throughout theyear.www.kridercenter.com.

Grove TowerGrove Boulevard. – Paris, TNCalled “the school that came from a bottle,”GroveTower originally housed the E.W. Grove-HenryCounty High School. Grove Tower is located onGrove Boulevard, at the highest elevation point inWest Tennessee.

The EW Grove LegacyIn 1877 a youngmanmoved to town, became a clerk,and eventually a pharmacist on the court square(118WestWashington). The man’s name was EdwinWiley Grove. He was in his mid-twenties when hebought the pharmacy, and was just barely scrapingby, but he had an idea, and it was a great one.Back in that time,malaria, a disease carried bymosquitoes,was rampant in hot and humidclimates. The only known treatment was quinine,however it was so bitter that many patientspreferred the disease to themedicine! Enter Grove’sTasteless Chill Tonic. It was this fortune thatendowed the first public high school in HenryCounty. Standing on the Courthouse lawn, look tothe southwest and Grove Tower peeks through thetrees.

Robert E. Lee Academyfor the Fine ArtsThe Robert E. Lee School hasserved the community sincethe 1800s. Generations ofchildren spent their daysreading,writing, laughing andplaying in the largeclassrooms, lunchroom andplayground.

The school closed in 1975, butwith the newmillenniumcame restoration and a newpurpose, a school dedicated tothe performing and visual arts.Classes in drawing, painting,drama, pottery, ballet, voice,piano, guitar and even yogacan be taken. The TennesseeRiver Fine Arts League displaysin the hallways and severalartists have loft studios. Visitwww.schoolforthearts.org.

From the Tiffany windows at Grace Episcopal Church to the Krider Performing Arts Center, Paris and Henry County have long had a love affair with ourhistory and the performing arts. Concerts and stage productions are offered at the Krider Performing Arts Center and Lee Academy for the Arts.Myriad artists display their work at Lee Academy for the Fine Arts, as well as the Chamber of Commerce, Burger King and local banks. The TennesseeRiver Fine Arts League offers a rotating display in the halls of Lee Academy for the Fine Arts. Genealogy is among the top hobbies in the US

and Henry County is a treasure trove of well

organized and documented records,

information and helpful staff and researchers.

An archivist is available and the local cemetery

records are cataloged and readily available at

theWG Rhea Library and Henry County

Archives. Call 731.642.1702.

Henry County is the home of the Crockett

Family Association, a group of Davy Crockett’s

descendants. The Paris City Cemetery is the

burial place of Davy’s son JohnWesley

Crockett.

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Kentucky Lake is the second largestman-made lake in the United

States and offers the sportsman awide variety of challenging fish

species. Paris Landing State Park,the Tennessee NationalWildlifeRefuge and Land Between theLakes boast exciting outdoor

adventures, including camping,hiking, biking, golf, boating,watersports, hunting and other activities.

Resorts in the Kentucky Lake areahave been helping visitors connectto fun for decades.Many are family

owned and operated.

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“Kentucky Lake is the best bass fishinglake in the country.”

Kevin Van Dam, Professional Bass Angler

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