Someone in here once asked about Monterey. It's a small town, a former coal-mining town about 10 miles east of Cookeville and 20 miles west of Crossville. Way back in the good old days it was somewhat of a resort town; trains from Nashville would bring people to Monterey in the summer because of its higher elevation. There used to be a half-dozen hotels in Monterey around the old train station, which has since disappeared. Only one of the old hotels is still there.
Here are the pictures:
This is the Standing Stone monument. Back in the early 1800s travelers across the Cumberland Plateau would come across a giant rock and carve their initials in it. All that's left of that giant rock is this little stone that's now in front of the Monterey library:
Monterey High School:
Downtown Monterey:
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pictures of Monterey
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