Montgomery County TN Historical Society
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EVENTS

Meetings

Our meetings take place on the 3rd Monday of each month in the Family Life Center of the Clarksville Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 1410 Golf Club Lane, Clarksville, TN.
The meetings start at 7:00 pm and are open to the public, and typically include a speaker with a 30-60 minute program (see schedule below).

The Board of Directors meets on the 1st Tuesday of every month, at 5:30 pm in the Genealogy Room of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library, 350 Pageant Lane.

Our Historical Preservation Committee meets the 1st Thursday of every month, at 2:30 pm in the Board Room of the Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library, 350 Pageant Lane.
2026 Programs
  • January 15                Show and Tell
  • February 16             Dog Hill, Clarksville's 1st Neighborhood, with Carolyn Ferrell
  • March  16                 Cemetery Preservation with Terry Minton
  • April  20                     Beyond Photography: Having Fun with Chat GPT with Steve Springer
  • May 18
  • June 15
  • July  19
  • August  17
  • September 21 
  • October  19
  • November 16          
  • December 21           Christmas Dinner and Preservation Awards​
2027
  • January 20                Show and Tell

Preservation Efforts

The Historical Society is a Partner in the Montgomery County Preservation Coalition, a grass-roots effort in partnership with the Arts and Heritage Council, to protect historic structures in the county that are endangered by development or neglect.
The Society has contributed to the purchase of historical markers in the county, most recently the one on North 2nd St. for professional baseball player Steve Enloe Wylie.
​In 2012, the Society presented a check for $11,560.00 to the City of Clarksville Parks & Recreation Department for replacement of the roof at Sevier Station, located on Walker Street, New Providence.
The Historical Society had been advised that the roof was collapsing.  The experts hired to replace the roof used the same materials and process that would have been used during original building construction.

Past Special Events

2010 re-creation of the Lincoln-Douglas debates
2009 Riverview Cemetery Tour, "Famous and Forgotten"
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  • Home
  • Events
    • Past Programs
    • Lincoln-Douglas 2010
  • History
    • Cornsheller Highlights
    • L&N Train Station
    • County Fairs
    • Photos
    • Preservation Awards
  • Blog
  • Store
  • Members
  • Contact