Maury County

41 Public Square • Columbia, TN 38401 • 931-381-3690 • MauryCounty-TN.gov

Photo: Maury County Visitors Bureau

Maury County was established in 1807 from a portion of Williamson County and is located south of Nashville off I-65. Columbia is the county seat and the city is known for its towering antebellum homes, including the James K. Polk Ancestral Home where the 11th U.S. president lived before and after his presidency. The home is located at 301 W. 7th St. in Columbia and offers daily tours. Information: jameskpolk.com.

Area Parks & Local Festivals

Residents have hundreds of acres of parks to enjoy including Chickasaw Trace Park with nine miles of mountain bike trails, a radio control flight field, a radio control car track, a playground, and pavilions. Located in Columbia, Maury County Park is a 242-acre park with a one-mile nature trail and a two-mile paved trail, playgrounds, pavilions, the Muletown Bark Park (dog park), plus athletic fields for football and baseball. The county fair is held here in early September and the annual Mule Day festival in April. Mule Day welcomes over 100,000 people and is a six-day festival with live music, an arts and crafts show, a flea market, and mule shows, including racing and training exhibitions. Go to muleday.org for a schedule of events or experiencemaury.com.

Maury County Public Schools

Headquartered in Columbia, Maury County Public Schools have nearly 13,000 students enrolled in pre-K through 12th grade. The district operates 19 elementary, middle, and high schools, plus three K-12 schools, a nontraditional high school and alternative school. Maury County Pubic Schools 501 West 8th Street, Columbia, TN 38401 Phone 931-388-8403 • mauryk12.org

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