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Dover, TN is a small town located in Stewart County, Tennessee. It is situated on the banks of the Cumberland River and offers an abundance of natural beauty and outdoor activities. There are plenty of places to explore, including local parks, historic sites, and unique cafes. Dover is also known for its vibrant music scene with many local bands playing at various venues throughout the year. The downtown area has charming shops and restaurants that make for great shopping experiences. People often come from all over to experience the quaint atmosphere found in Dover.
Reviews of Dover, TN are overwhelmingly positive with visitors praising the town's friendly atmosphere as well as its stunning scenery. From beautiful riverside sunsets to trails perfect for exploring the outdoors, it's easy to see why so many people make their way to this special place. Visitors also rave about the excellent food options available in town and how much there is to do both indoors and out. Whether you're looking for a place to spend a peaceful weekend or an exciting adventure destination, Dover has something special waiting for everyone who visits!
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New Song "Down In Happy Holler"in Dover Tn "HeyCow - 2/12/2009
Early March 2009 a song about a peaceful valley in Dover, Tennesse called "Down In Happy Holler" Written and recorded by "HeyCowBoyBob" (alias Bob Wallace) a member of the Thomason/Fitzhugh clan of Dover (Stewart County). The Song was recorded in Dickson and Gallatin Tennessee and was produced by Gary Carter (Member of the "Sundowners", Connie Smiths band) and featured steel guitar player on RFD-TV's "The Marty Stuart Show". The song is up tempo Southern/Country/Rock (We call it PhantomCountry) and is just a brief visit into the simple life of days gone by "Down In Happy Holler" by the way It Went Just Fine Coming soon our new website www.HeyCowboyBob.com Call your radio station and request
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About Dover - 12/29/2006
My wife and I retired here a year ago last October because we fell in love with the area. It is clean, beautiful hills and many, many recreational areas. Dover is a major Civil War historical area with National Battle Grounds and Cemeteries. It is located at the south end of the Land Between The Lakes National Park. Great fishing, sailing, water skiing and hiking. I tell people who ask about the standard of living here that Dover has one traffic light, the inmates can be seen sitting on the front steps of the jail when its warm, and the people are friendly and helpful. Cost of living is considerably less than where we used to live. Healthcare is good but shopping is not like you would find in a metropolitan area. You drive some to get to large shopping areas. Its mild in the winter and hot in the summer. Spring and fall last a long time are are very pleasant. It a great place to
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