The Hermitage area is so named after the 1,100-acre plantation that served as President Andrew Jackson's home between 1804 and 1845. His Greek Revival mansion is open for excursions with costumed guides, and guests are welcome to walk the gardens and even into the slave quarters. Long Hunter State Park, which offers 20 miles of hiking paths as well as fishing and paddling, is popular with residents. Fast food restaurants and pizza joints line Lebanon Pike.

The Stones River and Clover Bottom, the area at its bottom, separate Hermitage from Donelson. It has benefited from J.'s holding the Stones in custody. A neighboring United States Army Corps of Engineers project called Percy Priest Dam offers a variety of recreational options, especially during the summer. The dam has also increased the area's real estate's value and demand. Hermitage and Donelson are sometimes regarded as existing in tandem and even host a joint Chamber of Commerce parade and holiday festival.

The United States Postal Service considers Hermitage to be roughly within ZIP code 37076. The estimated 2016 population is 37,814. Historic Hotels of Nashville, LLC paid $14 million to acquire the hotel, which is located on Sixth Avenue North and faces the State Capitol. The Hermitage activities will be managed by Prem Devadas, the company's president and managing director.

a peaceful way of life. Hermitage is a terrific spot to retire, even though it's growing more and more popular with young families. Hermitage is an excellent spot to retire if you're searching for a quiet community with access to shops, medical centers, and other resources.

The agency states: "The Hermitage Hotel was a significant centerpiece for the women's suffrage campaign as the hotel was utilized as a headquarters by suffragists to achieve Tennessee's passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, giving women the right to vote."

The seventh President of the United States, Andrew Jackson, lived on a property called The Hermitage. It is situated on an estate of more than 1,100 acres and is about twelve miles east of Nashville, Tennessee. On this estate is the tomb of Jackson and his wife, Rachel.

The Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center, as well as the Nashville International Airport, are both located 5 miles and 20 minutes, respectively, from The Hermitage in downtown Nashville. The Hermitage is a historical museum situated in Davidson County, Tennessee, United States, 10 miles (16 km) east of downtown Nashville. From I-40 East, take exit 221A and go north on Old Hickory Boulevard until you see the entrance sign on the right.

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