Thompson's Sation: A Case Study

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Located only 25 miles from Nashville, the town of Thompson's Satation exists as an oasis from the nearby streets of downtown Nashville. The town's quiet character and small-town charm dwell in a world apart from the frenzied culture of the surrounding areas. The town serves, for many, as a great place to settle down and retire, raise a family, or just enjoy a peaceful life.

Recreation
Residents of Thompson's Station enjoy access to several parks anc community centers. The recreational needs of the town's residents are met through access to facilities, such as Thompson's Station's Heritage Park, the Bethesda Park and recreation center, the Burwood Community Center, or the YMCA Soccer Fields.

The town of Thompson's Station fosters the preservation

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