Mc Minnville is the county seat of Warren County, Tennessee, United States of America. Mc Minnville was established on August 4, 1810 and named in honor of then-governor of the state - Joseph McMinn. The city has a population of 14.000 residents and an area of exactly 10 miles, all land, no water. If you plan to visit this great Tennessee city, there are some places you need to see. Mc Minnville is filled with history, so you should not miss the chance of seeing new, extraordinary places.
Top Attractions within Mc Minnville
Falcon Rest is the former home of entrepreneur Clay Faulkner and his family. The mansion, located in Mc Minnville, is enormous - it has an area of 10.000 square feet. At the time of its completion, in the 1890s, the house was extremely luxurious, featuring electric lights and central heat. In the 1940s, this was transformed in a hospital, but in 1989 George McGlothin bought it and renovated it to its old school looks. The house is now on the National Register of Historic Places and is opened for public. Great tours are available if you want to see it and hear more details about this great Mc Minnville attraction.
The Black House is the oldest building of Mc Minnville and was build in 1825 by a man named Jesse Coffee. This was the first house in Mc Minnville with a brick exterior. The mansion bears the name of former owner Dr. Black, who practiced medicine at home. The house is available for visits and is a pride of the city. Since 1938 it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The Park Theater is located downtown Mc Minnville and opened to public in 1939 with 1000 seats and two restaurants. In 1947, a fire destroyed the theater, but it was reopened in 1948. In 1986 it was renovated and now is the entertainment center of Mc Minnville.
