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Thompson's Station

Tollgate Village and Bridgemore Village are located in Thompson’s Station in the heart of Williamson County. The town, which is seven miles south of Franklin and adjacent to Spring Hill, is just minutes from some of Middle Tennessee’s most appealing attractions. Add to that its rich Southern tradition, plus the excellent school system, and you have a great community for living life to its fullest.

HISTORY
Rich in history, the area that eventually became Thompson’s Station was settled in 1799 by pioneers from Virginia and North Carolina who had received land grants for service in the Revolutionary War. The community, originally called Whit House and then Littlebury, officially became Thompson’s Station in 1856 in honor of Dr. Elijah Thompson, who provided the land on which the village was built. Dr. Thompson secured funds for the railroad, making Thompson’s Station a prosperous shipping center for southern Williamson County. However, it wasn’t until 1990 that the official incorporation of Thompson’s Station occurred. At that time, the town’s population was 427. By 2006, Thompson’s Station had grown to include 1,650 residents.

LOCATION
Thompson’s Station central location makes it easy to enjoy all the conveniences the area has to offer. The flourishing town of Spring Hill, home to Saturn’s headquarters, is just a few miles south on Columbia Pike. The abundant dining and shopping options of Cool Springs, as well as Nissan North America’s future headquarters, are a mere 10 minutes away via SR 840. Residents can reach downtown Nashville in a short 23-minute drive. Upon its completion, SR 840 will provide quick access to I-40 and Memphis.Williamson County Medical Center in Franklin offers Thompson Station’s residents the option of superb health care close to home. The Medical Center recently received renewal of its Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations, an honor awarded to only 8,000 hospitals across the entire U.S. Franklin, with its historic buildings and beautiful architecture, affords numerous other opportunities, as well. TripAdvisor.com named Franklin one of the Top Ten Hot Travel Destinations for 2007.

EDUCATION
Williamson County schools provide an engaging and academically enriching environment designed to support the collaborative education efforts of teachers, students, staff and community. Each year, Williamson County Schools achieve some of the highest scores in the Middle Tennessee area on the Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program. National percentile ratings in the 70s and 80s are achieved in nearly every subject and grade. This above-average performance solidifies Williamson County’s reputation for academic excellence.Tollgate Village is zoned for Oak View Elementary School and Fred J. Page Middle School in Franklin, while Bridgemore Village is zoned for Bethesda Elementary School and Heritage Middle School in Thompson’s Station. Students from these schools feed into Independence High School, also in Thompson’s Station. For more information on any of these schools, visit www.wcs.edu.


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