The Bristol Virginia-Tennessee Slogan Sign is a landmark in the twin cities of Bristol, Virginia and Bristol, Tennessee, United States. The sign is positioned over State Street, a roadway along the border separating the two states.
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The Story Goes The Once Ghost Town Was Divided And Separated Containing Two States' They Say At Night If You Listen Real Close You Will Here The Gun Fire And The Fog Appears Everywhere' So Much A Good Place To Live' Also A Good Place Do Disappear With Your Lover In The Fog. What A Historical Part Of History' They Say The Hatfield And McCoy Trails Still Hold Foot Prints When The Dew Falls' What A Good Place...
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Another historic site and there are many lesser known sites around the country. It should be on your bucket list but not really high on it. Very similar to when you go to the Texarkana state line as well. You can also see it down the middle of main Street two sides of the state line, but look carefully because those plaques are actually in the middle of the double yellow line that runs down the middle...
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Small city with a common name, but is in two states Tennessee and Virginia. Nice people, clean town that can trace its roots all the way back to 1765, then a pioneer Fort was built here, farmers and settlers gathered during troubles, Bristol then became a railroad hub, spreading and growing into a city which happened to be split by the State line of TN & VA. Neat story and enjoyed staying here...
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