Small Town Tennessee, a spotlight on Lynnville

Lynnville, Tennessee, a charming town with a population of around 300, offers an engaging experience for visitors with its blend of history, local craftsmanship, and southern hospitality. Whiskey enthusiasts can visit Big Machine Distillery to learn about the art of distilling and enjoy tastings of expertly crafted spirits. For history buffs, the Lynnville Railroad Museum, located in the heart of the historic downtown, provides a fascinating look at railroad memorabilia and the town’s heritage. The downtown area itself, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, preserves the town’s rich past and vintage charm.

One of Lynnville’s standout businesses, Colonel Littleton, specializes in high-quality, handcrafted leather goods made with meticulous attention to detail. From leather bags and belts to accessories, each product showcases fine American craftsmanship.

The town's dining scene includes the popular Soda Pop Junction, a 1950s-style diner famed for its “Big Johnny Burger” and live weekend music. Another must-visit is The Lynnville Fried Pie Company, where owners Patty and Chuck Nicks, along with their talented team, serve up delicious, flaky fried pies with homemade fillings in flavors like apple, peach, and chocolate. Friendly staff and quality ingredients make each visit memorable. With plans to add Nash Family Dairy ice cream, Lynnville Fried Pie Company continues to innovate while embracing tradition.