Elm Springs

The two-story residence features symmetrical columns, detailed cornices, and a central entrance with a decorative doorway that reflects Greek Revival design principles.

Nathan Vaught designed Elm Springs in 1837, establishing a notable example of antebellum architecture in the southeastern United States during the nineteenth century.

The residence demonstrates the American interpretation of classical Greek architectural elements, marking a period when this style represented democratic ideals.

Visitors can access guided tours of the property throughout the year, learning about construction methods and architectural features from the early 1800s.

The building incorporates locally sourced materials and regional craftsmanship techniques while maintaining strict adherence to Greek Revival architectural standards.

Location: Tennessee

Inception: 1837

Architects: Nathan Vaught

Architectural style: Greek Revival architecture

GPS coordinates: 35.58472,-87.03056

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:24