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Cox-Wiggens House - 1898
Hardeman County Courthouse - 1868
Ingram Hall - 1875
Kahn "Swan" House - 1877
Levi-Joy Baker House - 1838
Little Courthouse Museum - 1824
Magnolia Manor - 1849
Mallory Manor - 1867
McAnulty Woods
McNeal Place - 1861
Multicultural History Museum - 1905
Polk Cemetery - 1845
Presbyterian Church - 1858
Presbyterian Manse - 1869
St. James Episcopal Church - 1869
St. Paul Cemetery -
The Bank - 1910
The Columns - 1860
The Fentress-Black House - 1849
The Gardens - 1871
The Hazelgrove House - 1823
The Hudson House - 1832
The Luez Theater - 1948
The Mathes House
The Pastorium - 1910
The Pillars - 1826
The Wren's Nest - 1870
The Wright House - 1867
Union Cemetery
United Sons & Daughters of Charity Lodge Hall - 1930
Western State Mental Institute - 1889
History of Bolivar
Bolivar Through the Ages
Historic Maps of Bolivar
1930's Map of Bolivar
Early Bolivar Map - 1820's
Civil War Book
Family Biographies
Gone ... But Not Forgotten
Bolivar Ads in the 1870's
Bolivar and the Civil War
Dr. Cobb - First Health Officer 1930-1960
Dr. Hudson and his Drug Store
Dunlap Springs Resort
Eddie Bond - Rockabilly Singer (1933 - 2013)
Evelina McNeal Bills Polk Memoir
Fletcher Sloan - Architect (1826 - 1883)
J.C.N. Robertson - 1st Sheriff of Hardeman County
Jefferson Davis - Bolivar Connection
Kahn Brothers Dry Goods
Mecklenburg - Bolivar's Famous Polk House
Miss Louise Mask (1893 - 1982)
Notes of a Private
Odell Horton (1929 - 2006)
Old Times in West Tennessee
Picking Cotton by Hand
Save Your Confederate Money
Thomas M. Moore Sr. Memoirs
W J Savage & Co
Hardeman County History
Hardeman County Family Biographies
Alex F. Yopp
Alexander White
Andrew J. Walton
Bartley H. Moss
Benjamin A. Simmons
Benjamin V. Hudson
Bryant
C. A. Duncan
Charles Wood
Col. G. W. Garrett
Colonel Ezekiel Polk
David E. Durrett
David W. McAnulty
Dr. Abraham Rhea
Dr. H. W. Tate
Dr. Henry Biggs
Dr. J. D. Sasser
Dr. J. D. Sauls
Dr. James J. Neely, Jr.
Dr. John S. Robertson
Dr. Thomas E. Prewitt
Edward A. Mullen
Edwin R. Drake
Elder Wiley W. Sammons
Elias B. Stewart
F. M. Cargile
Francis Fentress
Frank M. McGlathery
G. N. Albright
G. W. Dowdy
General Rufus P. Neely
George S. Gibson
George T. Ingram
H. P. Day
Hiram B. Wynne
Hon. Chamberlain H. Anderson
Hon. J. A. Manson
Hon. Jesse Norment
Isaac and Samuel Kahn
J. A. Barrett and A. J. Barrett
J. H. and E. M. Jones
J. R. Miller
James A. Moore
James M. Pettigrew
James P. Ferguson
Jefferson C. Savage
Jesse Blalock
John A. Wilson
John Billington
John D. Woods
John E. McCaskill
John S. Norment
John Simpson Chisum
John T. Low
John T. Morrow
John W. Kinney
John W. Nuckolls, M.D.
Joseph A. Mathews
Joseph L. Lax
Judge James Fentress
Julius Caesar Nichols Robertson
M. H. Jernigan
Martin Moore
Mrs. Sallie R. Kent
Napoleon B. Cross
Noah C. Nuckolls
Orris Harris
Oscar Polk
P. H. McKinnie, M.D.
Peter Hardeman Burnett
R. M. Wright
R. R. Harriss
Reuben S. Scott
Rev. R. A. Moorman, M.D.
Rev. William M. Norment
Robert H. Walton
Robert Hannah
Robert R. Black
Robert W. Smith
Roger S. Clark
Rufus D. Whitley
Squire Daniel A. Ferguson
Squire J. W. Wilkes
Squire J. W. Wilson
Squire Thomas Shea
Stephen N. Duncan
Susannah Wilkerson Dickinson
T. A. Parran
T. P. Pulliam
Theophilus Higgs
Thomas C. Stuart
Thomas E. Mercer
Thomas M. Newsom
Thomas Polk
W. W. R. Elliott, Jr.
Washington L. Baird, M.D.
Wiley Durden
William A. May
William and Tabitha Reynolds
William D. Galloway
William J. Blair
William M. Johnson
William Nuckolls
William R. Kearney
William W. Farley
Hee Haw Music Night at Luez Theater
Step Back in Time
Stories Worth Remembering
Margaret Robertson's Encounter With Indians
"Remember the Alamo"
Bolivar Telegraph Operator Makes Good!
Civil War Banks in Bolivar?
Thayer Civil War Letter - Bolivar, TN
A Warning To General Ulysses S. Grant
Newborn Baby Found on the Battlefield
December 24,1862 - Battle of Middleburg
Confederate Monument
The Great Horse Manure Crisis
Was the World's Richest Man in Bolivar?
Elizabeth Avery Meriwether (1824 - 1916)
Legend of Jesse James ... Bolivar ~ 1914
A Segregated History in the 1950's South
Believe It or Not - It Happened in Bolivar
Mr Ray - County Surveyor for 50 Years
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Early Bolivar Map - 1820's
This plot shows the owners of various lots for the layout of Hatchie Town which became Bolivar.
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