Description Mount Juliet was born on the headwaters of Stoner s (Lick) Creek, which was named after 18th-century long hunter Michael Stoner.
The City Between the Lakes is now one of the state s fastest growing communities, boasting nearly 400 new houses each year and a new business permit every two days.".
The city became home for producing pioneer Owen Bradley, who helped make Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn legendary entertainers, and country icon Charlie Daniels.
Adjacent to Nashville, the country music capital, Mount Juliet was in a prime position for growth.
As time progressed, images of the bucolic setting faded, and a modern-day frontier of infrastructure took shape.
Some historians say the city s moniker derived from a manor in County Kilkenny, Ireland.
God-fearing country folks filled churches, while others lifted their spirits at Eagle Tavern.
Louis Railroad.
Plans moved full-steam ahead for the Nashville, Chattanooga, and St.
The small agrarian community had a handful of families who raised cattle and were dedicated to digging into the rocky soil, planting crops to make ends meet.
Description Mount Juliet was born on the headwaters of Stoner s (Lick) Creek, which was named after 18th-century long hunter Michael Stoner
