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Bledsoe County in Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau is well known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, particularly Fall Creek Falls State Park - one of Tennessee's largest and most visited state parks with beautiful waterfalls, hiking trails and breathtaking vistas - offering nature enthusiasts plenty of recreational activities.
Bledsoe County boasts historical roots dating back to its creation in 1807. The county was named in honor of Anthony Bledsoe, a Revolutionary War patriot and played an instrumental role in early settlement of the region while maintaining much of its pioneer heritage. Notable landmarks include its courthouse built in 1908 which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Bledsoe County is home to numerous notable individuals such as Cordell Hull, widely acclaimed as "Father of the United Nations" and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Another eminent resident was James B. Frazier who served both as Governor of Tennessee and U.S. Senator before returning home as County Fair organizer and ultimately County Chairperson in 1987. The county hosts events such as its own fair annually celebrating agricultural heritage and community spirit of its region.
