Puryear, TN is a small town in Henry County, with a population of just under 900 people. It is known for its warm hospitality and friendly atmosphere. It has an abundance of outdoor activities for those who love spending time in the great outdoors, including hiking, fishing, hunting, canoeing, and biking. There are also several attractions that draw visitors to this charming town each year. The historic Rock Quarry Park offers nature trails and beautiful scenery while the Puryear Railroad Museum showcases the rich history of the area. Visitors can also explore numerous restaurants and shops in town and there are plenty of historical sites to visit as well.
The reviews on Puryear are overwhelmingly positive - reviewers often comment on how friendly the locals are and how much they appreciate the beautiful natural scenery. Many mention that Puryear is worth a visit if you're looking for a quiet change of pace or some outdoor activities such as fishing and hiking. Others note that it's perfect for anyone looking to explore Tennessee's unique culture or to take part in local events like concerts at the park or festivals at the museum. There is something for everyone in this charming little town!
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I love my little town - 5/15/2009
I am one of those 1.95% that has moved to Puryear since 2000 that you reported. I married a Puryear citizen that he and his family were born and raised here and we live in his great-grandfathers farm house surrounded by family and we all go to the same church as well. Puryear Baptist Church. Tomorrow 05/16/09 is Puryear Day. It is a celebration we have every 3rd Saturday in May. But tomorrow marks the 100 year anniversary of Puryear. The sales tax here is 9.25 and we have a tax on groceries, however, being on the KY state line, many of us go to Murray for food because KY has NO sales tax on food items at all and their sales tax is only 6.0% on other goods. There are no good jobs here anymore, all of our have almost shut down completely. I lost a job in Murray, KY last year due to bankrputcy. It's very hard for some people to get by, but my husband also works and I'm taking temp work and anything else I can get to stay afloat. Everyone here for the most part would give you
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