
Every year, residents in Stewart County gather in Cumberland City, Tennessee to celebrate Independence Day on the last Saturday of June. We’re proud to present exclusive photos from this year’s event, which is a glimpse of Southern life in small-town Tennessee.
All photos by David W. Shelton

 
Prints are available by contacting the author.
 

 

 
About David W. Shelton 
Posts by David W. Shelton are copyright (c)200-2009 by the author. All rights reserved.
David W. Shelton is a writer, speaker and activist in Clarksville, a former partner of Clarksville Online, and has served on the Clarksville Human Relations Commission. His passions include film and complete equality for all people, and he has worked in various capacities to work toward this goal. He is currently an illustrator, graphic designer, trainer, and is the owner of Imagine Media Solutions. He is an Adobe® Certified Instructor in Photoshop®.
Web Site: http://www.skippingtothepiccolo.com/
Email:
dwshelton@att.net
SectionsArts and Leisure
TopicsBluegrass, Festival, Fireworks, Gallery, July 4th, Lighting up the Cumberland, Photos, Southern Life
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July 4th, 2007 at 3:53 pm
Great story. This is well kept little secret. I’d never heard of this festival until now. Special congrats on the fireworks pics. Great colors!