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Fifty Years of Cannonsburgh: Murfreesboro's Pioneer Village Turns the Same Age as Its Bicentennial Roots
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Fifty Years of Cannonsburgh: Murfreesboro's Pioneer Village Turns the Same Age as Its Bicentennial Roots
Most people in Murfreesboro have driven past Cannonsburgh Village a hundred times. It sits just off Front Street near the Greenway, a cluster of weathered log cabins and clapboard buildings that most of us file away as “that old pioneer place” and never actually stop to see. This year is a good excuse to change that. Cannonsburgh is turning 50 — and its birthday is tangled up with two much bigger ones. The village was born in 1976, built by a co…
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