The Clarksville Chamber of Commerce website (linked below) is chock full of useful and interesting information. Topics include: Relocation & Visitor Information, Community Events and Business Resources.
Beachaven Vineyards and Winery
Beachaven wines have been critically acclaimed for quality, variety, and consistency. They believe that this is a result of responsible stewardship of their vineyards, grape-grower relationships, commitment to excellence, cutting-edge technology, and old world know-how!
During Spring Summer and fall months, the winery is the host to Saturday night Jazz concerts where Clarksvillians of all ages gather with friends and picnic socialize and enjoy a glass or two of wine. The event is free and you're sure to see friends and neighbors alike. The vineyard is conveniently located off exits 8 and 4 on I-24.
A walking tour is a great way to see Clarksville. By walking a mere 2.2 miles and spending about 2.5 hours, you can see several landmarks full of history. Just ask us for a brochure if you're interested. The stops include The Custom House Museum and Cultural Center, The Leaf-Chronicle, Tennessee's oldest newspaper, The historic Montgomery County Courthouse, The post-war Civil War Knights of Pythias Building, Trinity Episcopal Church which was built in 1832, The Downtown Architectural Historic District which encompasses 15 acres, The Mural which depicts various Clarksville Landmarks, The Roxy Theater which features Broadway style performances, The Elder-Conroy Building, Public Square and the Eternal Flame which honors the sacrifices of soldiers and their families for our freedom, Poston Block, Cumberland River Center/As the River Flows which is Clarksville's riverwalk, Smith-Trahern Mansion which was build by wealthy tobacconist, Christopher Smith, the Riverview Cemetery which contains the remains of many confederate soldiers, Legion Street, First Presbyterian Church and the Runyon and Runyon Building which is the oldest brick structure in Clarksville.
Property Tax Rates in Clarksville/Montgomery County
The property tax rate for Montgomery County is $3.14 per $100.
The rate for Clarksville City property taxes is $1.31 per $100. Combined with County it is $4.45 per $100.
Actual Taxes are based on 25% of Appraised Value determined by State Appraiser for Residential Property, 40% for Commercial Property. To estimate the tax for a residential property use the following formula.
Appraised value divided by 100. Multiply by .25. Multiply by rate (either 3.14 or 4.45). This is annual tax estimate. Call us if you have any questions.
Land Between The Lakes Recreation Area
Land Between the Lakes is located approximately 45 miles from Clarksville. Land Between The Lakes is an inland peninsula formed when the Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers were impounded, creating Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley -- one of the world's largest man-made bodies of water. In 1959, when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers began construction of Barkley Dam on the Cumberland River, many recognized the recreational and environmental education benefits of what would soon become a near-island between two man-made lakes.
In 1963, President John F. Kennedy created Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area. LBL was formed to demonstrate how an area with limited timber, agricultural, and industrial resources could be converted into a recreation asset that would stimulate economic growth in the region. LBL is the country's only such national demonstration area.
LBL became a reality in 1964 when Rushing Creek Campground, LBL's first public recreation facility, opened. Today, LBL is the focal point of a $600 million tourism industry; it remains one of the most visited attractions in Kentucky and Tennessee.
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