Thompson's Station, TN

Thompson's Station, Tennessee is on the Death Row route. There is no storefront in Thompson's Station. The truck comes to you.

Spring Hill route. Same 931-500-6969 number. Same public phone: 931-500-6969. Same Shield plans: $50 / $75 / $125.

Town notes

Thompson's Station

Founded: Named 1856 · town 1990
People: About 9,800 (2026 estimate)

The first cabin went up in 1780. The place was White House, then Littlebury, then Dr. Elijah Thompson gave land for a depot in 1856. Trains arrived in 1855 and turned the village into a livestock shipping stop. The Battle of Thompson’s Station on March 5, 1863 captured more than a thousand Union troops. Forrest’s horse Roderick is buried near the old fight. The town incorporated in 1990 and now holds about 9,800 people.

Cabin in 1780. White House, then Littlebury, then Dr. Elijah Thompson gave land for the depot. Battle of Thompson’s Station, March 5, 1863.

Forrest’s horse Roderick is buried near the old fight. New-build weeps and 840 mosquito lots are the new livestock train.

Spring Hill route. Same 931-500-6969 number.

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Spring Hill Columbia Santa Fe Franklin Thompson’s Station Mount Pleasant Culleoka Hampshire

Counties: Maury County and Williamson County, Tennessee.