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Founded in 1802, the City of Gallatin has always valued its heritage, and its most recognizable and noteworthy asset historically is the Downtown Public Square, located on Main Street. The Gallatin Commercial Historic District, which includes the Public Square, the Sumner County Courthouse, and properties along Water, Main College, and Franklin Streets, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985. In 1991, the City Council approved local historic zoning, and Gallatin became a Certified Local Government.
Historic Districts are established to preserve and protect certain areas of the community with unique architectural building styles representative of the cultural heritage of the City which promotes the health, safety and general welfare of cities and retains and adds value to public and private property.