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1809 Clinton Tennessee: Come along as We Go Explore their Famous & Iconic Water Tower

Exploring the Historic Water Tower and 1930's Drug Store in Clinton, Tennessee: A Journey of Revitalization and Preservation through Iconic Landmarks and Heartwarming Stories #theappalachianchannel 0:42: 🏛️ Exploring the journey of Katherine Beck Y back to her hometown of Clinton, Tennessee, and her efforts in revitalizing the historic downtown area. 0:42: Katherine Beck Y's decision to return to Clinton for a better quality of life and upbringing for her children 2:00: Transition from a career in public relations in Atlanta to starting a photography business in Clinton 3:00: Involvement in the restoration and preservation of historic buildings in downtown Clinton 3:38: Initiation of the Main Street program in Clinton to enhance its appeal to visitors 04:15: 🏛️ Exploring the history and preservation efforts in Clinton, Tennessee through iconic landmarks and a historic drug store. 04:15: Director of historic downtown Clinton discusses revitalization efforts 05:12: Ownership of a building in downtown Clinton leads to a mural as a testament to community involvement 05:42: Origins of Hoskins drugstore in Clinton dating back to 1930 07:03: Display of patriotism through Americana and flags by Hoskins family 07:45: Original soda fountain in the drug store from 1930s to mid-70s 7:54: 🏫 Exploring the historic 1930's drug store in Clinton, Tennessee, with unique features and heartwarming stories. 7:54: Original fixtures and cabinetry from the 1930's drug store 8:30: First cash register used in the drug store, a National Register from 1930 9:10: Business practice of leaving the door unlocked at night and watching for customers 9:31: Prescription counter from 1930 now used for kids to enjoy treats after school 10:12: Special treats for both kids and dog visitors at the drug store 10:37: Heartwarming story of Jenky saving a puppy's life and the puppy becoming a store visitor 11:16: Personal connection to a dog named Penny Maple Syrup, a beloved store visitor 11:25: Heartwarming stories and connections make the drug store a special place for visitors 11:42: 🕰️ Exploring the history of a 1930s drug store turned floral shop in Clinton, Tennessee. 11:42: The building was originally a movie theater in the 1800s. 12:08: The building's history was uncovered during construction, revealing bricked-over windows. 12:24: The location was the original spot for a beloved local business, Hammers. 12:49: A custom-built canoe from 1940 remains a cherished part of the family's history. 13:49: The store reminisces about family heritage with old photos displayed. 14:24: The store's past includes soda jerks who worked at the soda fountain. 14:59: The building sits above a creek that runs underneath both it and the adjacent clock shop. 15:12: The clock shop owner, Bill Marshall, specializes in vintage watch pieces. 15:35: ⏰ Exploring a clock and watch shop in Clinton, Tennessee where intricate repairs are done on various timepieces. 15:35: Owner learned watchmaking at United Airlines in San Francisco. 16:16: Moved to Clinton for a job in touch screen manufacturing. 17:03: Specializes in repairing and restoring antique clocks and watches. 17:26: Showcased a rare triple date Civil War clock from 1862. 18:02: Works on a variety of clocks and watch movements in his workshop. 18:50: Maintains an inventory of spare parts for pocket watches. 20:33: 🕰️ Exploring the history of Clinton's iconic water tower and a 1930's drug store. 20:33: Water tower symbolizes Clinton's skyline and history 21:04: Magnet Mills Knitting Factory founded in 1906 21:50: Water tower remains as a historic landmark 22:29: Employed many women during different eras 22:43: Tallest structure in town, easily recognizable 22:58: 🏞️ Exploring the historic water tower and local restaurant in Clinton, Tennessee. 22:58: The iconic water tower was a significant landmark in Clinton, visible from various angles in the town. 23:03: Employees at the mill often worked there for their entire lives, with preference given to relatives of current employees. 23:16: Key figures like Mr. Kinkade and Mr. Krenshaw were respected in the community for their roles in running the mill. 23:53: The mill property, including the water tower, is privately owned and currently for sale, emphasizing the importance of preserving it. 25:19: The Apple Blossom restaurant, owned by Jimmy Taylor, has been a part of the Clinton community for 9 years, known for its involvement in supporting local schools and children. 25:34: Jimmy Taylor's passion for cooking and community involvement led to the decision to open the restaurant in Clinton. 26:22: The restaurant actively participates in fundraisers for schools and children, driven by a love for helping kids in need. 26:52: 🍔 Exploring the historic town of Clinton, Tennessee, featuring local eateries and community involvement.