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Pleasant Exchange

Pleasant Exchange is a Tennessee historical marker in Henderson County.

Henderson Co, TN 22, 1 mile south of Carroll Co. line

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2 miles southeast, this town was established in 1824 by William D. Carrington, who built there a hotel and distillery. At one time it had as many saloons as stores and was a noted gambling resort. It also had an excellent racetrack. It was virtually abandoned following the Civil War, which reduced most of its sporting patrons to penury.

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Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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