Hartsville, TN

Hartsville is a small town in the southeastern corner of Tennessee. It has a population of just over 2,000 people and is located just north of the Kentucky border. The town was founded in 1892 and was originally known as Hartstown. The name was changed to Hartsville in 1916 after a local real estate agent, J.W. Harts, donated the land for the town's first school and park.

Today, Hartsville is a thriving community with many businesses and attractions to offer its residents and visitors. The town's main economic engine is its agricultural industry, which includes tobacco farming, poultry production, hogs farming, and cattle ranching. However, there are also several businesses that cater to tourists such as a bed-and-breakfast inn, an antique store, a winery/restaurant combo called "The Vineyard," and several golf courses.

Hartsville is located in Rutherford County at 36°5′N 86°4′W / 36.09000°N 86.07000°W / 36.09000; -86.07000。 It has an elevation of 1128 feet above sea level。