Lawrenceburg Tickets

Snuggling in Southeastern United States is a beautiful City of the Tennessee state called Lawrenceburg. Lawrenceburg boasts everything that can be expected from the 17th largest state of Tennessee. As of 2008 US estimates, the largest city of Tennessee, Memphis, is the home of over 670,902 residents. Also noteworthy is a fact that Tennessee is the 14th largest rapidly growing state of the United States of America. However, Lawrenceburg beats the rest in the state. Upon getting to the community, it will be revealed to you that people are enjoying high living standards with a unique lifestyle. So, come to the Lawrenceburg and explore what it has in store for you! The population of Lawrenceburg as of the census of 2000 was 10,796. In July 2008 it was 10,778. It has seen a -0.2 % decline. 92 % of this population consists of non-Hispanic White citizens. The Black population makes up about 3.9 % of the total Lawrenceburg population. The total land area of the city, as per the United States Census Bureau is 12.6 square miles, all of which is water. The climate of the city is classified as extreme climate.

The summers can be extremely hot. There is a lot of sunshine almost half the year extending from April to October. There precipitation is also higher than the national average, as is humidity. Lawrenceburg's historical tornado activity is above the state average and is 169% greater than the overall United States average. The city receives fair few inches of snow every year starting within the period of December to February. Apart from the local transport, enterprise Rent-A-Car and National Car Rental are few of the rental car services. In 1540, when the first Europeans passed through this place, the town was called 'Chicasa'. In 1806, the Cherokee sold the area to United States of America. In the early 1800s, David Crockett setup a powder factory. That very area has become the David Crockett State Park. Crockett was later on elected as a commissioner. He lived in the area for several years before a flood destroyed his mill. The US producer of bicycles and outdoors equipments, the Murray Ohio Manufacturing Company, moved its factories to Lawrenceburg after World War II. Now the company is considered to be one of the biggest companies in whole of the United States of America. In recent history, the city was ripped apart by a tornado in 1998. Garner Mill, Lawrenceburg City Hall, Lawrence County Public Library and Lawrence County Courthouse are some of the monumental sights in the city. The history and culture of the city are both well presented as well as well preserved in the Cherokee David Crockett Museum & Cultural Center which is a major tourist attraction.

In terms of entertainment, the city has more to offer than one could expect of this simple community. There are several religious, cultural and music fairs and festivals held throughout the year. There is an antique car show held annually as well as the antique tractor show. The city seem to have a thing for the antiques that the Lawrenceburg square is nicknamed as an 'antique heaven' and rightly so. A visit to the square will reveal many malls, shops which deal in antiques. For this very reason, collectors and fans of antiques and art flock to the city every year. Fort Corckett Village Shopping Center and Lawrenceburg Plaza Shopping Center together provide an unforgettable shopping experience. With all this happening simultaneously, one can hardly make his mind as per his preferences. In this city, if you have an eye for antiques, you could have the time of your life. From cars to tractors, jewelry to furniture this city offers something for everybody. With a rich culture and history, a visit to the city is a must for everybody be it a history or culture student or just a housewife, people can't have enough of it. Make sure you too are visiting the city this summer, so get your Lawrenceburg tickets today!