Ashland City

Cheatham County Courthouse

A historic 1859 courthouse at the center of Ashland City — an enduring architectural landmark and symbol of Cheatham County's civic heritage.

Before You Go

The Cheatham County Courthouse has stood at the heart of Ashland City since 1859, serving as both a functioning seat of local government and one of the county's most recognizable architectural landmarks. Originally completed in 1858 and replaced by a larger brick structure in 1869, the courthouse has presided over more than 160 years of community life — spanning the Civil War, Reconstruction, and the county's steady growth into the present day. Whether you're passing through Ashland City's historic downtown or making a point to explore the area's heritage, the courthouse is a compelling and tangible connection to Cheatham County's past.

Find Your Corner of Cheatham County

Four towns, four personalities, and one incredible county to explore. Click on any community to discover what makes it unique, from the riverfront charm of Ashland City to the outdoor paradise of Kingston Springs, the laid-back soul of Pegram, and the growing heart of Pleasant View.

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Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or just passing through, we'd love to point you in the right direction.

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