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The
Hopkins One Room Rural School, was founded in 1888 and rebuilt in 1912. This was a typical school in thousands
of small communities for several past generations.
For a free tour, contact the Clinton Co. School Superintendent's
office.
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The homestead and old fashioned grist mill of Sgt. Alvin C. York, the most decorated soilder of WWI, is
just a few miles from Albany!
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Log cabins were the "mansions" in our early history. Albany/Clinton Co.
features several log home's that are still lived in that are over 100 yrs. old as well as newer versions.
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Albany/Clinton Co. is centered in an area that is very diverse in geography.
To the East are very beautiful mountain ridges that make for a gorgeous skyline at any time of day. On the West is the
steep almost canyonlike ridges and small creeks carved out by the Cumberland River. To the North and South are two of
the most beautiful lakes to be found anywhere. The relaxed atomsphere of the countryside and the beauty of the lakes
and mountains beckon us to stop and enjoy.
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