A Brick Home with a Pool on 6 Secluded Acres: Minnie, KY — $200,000
Minnie, Kentucky is a small, unincorporated community in Floyd County named, according to local record, because a large share of
Minnie, Kentucky is a small, unincorporated community in Floyd County named, according to local record, because a large share of
Central, South Carolina earned its name in the most literal way possible. When the Atlantic & Richmond Air-Line Railroad completed
Hendersonville, North Carolina has drawn writers and mountain-lovers for generations — Carl Sandburg spent the last 22 years of his
Celina, Tennessee takes its name from Celina Fisk, daughter of pioneer Moses Fisk, who founded the South’s first female academy
Murphy, North Carolina sits at the confluence of the Hiwassee and Valley Rivers, a spot the Cherokee once called Tlanusi-yi
Ellijay, Georgia has built its reputation as the “Apple Capital of Georgia,” with orchards climbing the hills of Gilmer County
Trinity, Alabama takes its name from a genuinely literal idea. First settled around 1807 and known for a time as
Evansville, Indiana started life in 1812 as “McGary’s Landing,” a 441-acre purchase by founder Hugh McGary Jr. along a broad
Franklin, Kentucky has landed in the history books twice in genuinely unexpected ways. On January 7, 1948, Captain Thomas Mantell
Gassaway, West Virginia owes its existence entirely to one man’s railroad ambitions. Senator Henry Gassaway Davis purchased and expanded the