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Cedarvine Manor
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The history surrounding Cedarvine
Manor dates back to 1832 when the grounds were purchased through
a Revolutionary War Grant. Construction began on the house
in 1834. It was hand crafted and not completed until 1864.
After the Civil War, the gracious two story structure became
a home for confederate veterans.
Recent renovation began in 1994, and took four years to complete.
During the restoration, a trap door was discovered in the
dining room floor, it led to a tunnel connected to a large
cave across the road. One wonders if perhaps it was part of
the fabled under-ground railroad?
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| Laura Lewis in red &
black shirt. Great, great grand daughter to Dr. Jennings. |
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3rd Reg. Cmdr., Mid-Tenn Bde.
Don E. Lewis, III |
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Cedarvine has hosted:Continuing Education, Music Video Productions, Television Shows and Documentaries, Commercial Photo Shoots, Live Radio Broadcasts, Board Retreats, Business Conferences, Community Performing Arts, National Artists, Band Auditions, Murder Mystery Productions, Magic and Illusion Performances, Casino Nights and Gambling Lectures, Writer’s Nights, Car Shows, Fifties Nights, Dance Instruction, Bible Study, Marriage Banquets, Gymnastic Programs, Health Fairs, Food Shows, Culinary Education Workshops, Exhibitions and Expos, Swap Meets and Antique Shows, Local and National Artisan Workshops, Bridal Fairs, Black-Tie Galas, Holiday Parties, Company Picnics, Organization Banquets, Cocktail Parties, Business Lectures, Speaking Engagements, Team-building Seminars, Theme Parties, Business Before and After Hours, Bus Tours, Senior Luncheons, Historic Tours, Graduation Parties, Family Reunions, Baby Showers, Family Photography Sessions, Bridal Showers, Wedding Rehearsals, Rehearsal Dinners, Bridal Luncheons, Groom’s Brunches, Ceremonies, Wedding Receptions, After-parties, Private Dinners, Private Luncheons and Celebrations of all kind.
“Our concierge staff will attend to your request to make your event day stress-free.”
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