Dayton (Tennessee)

Dayton, Tennessee, is a small city located in the southeastern United States, known historically for its role in the 1925 Scopes Trial, which debated teaching evolution in schools. It lies along the Tennessee River and features a mix of residential neighborhoods, local businesses, and parks. Dayton has a rich Appalachian heritage and promotes outdoor activities like fishing and hiking. Its community is characterized by Southern hospitality and a small-town atmosphere, making it a quiet, welcoming place for residents and visitors alike. The city also serves as a regional hub for nearby rural communities.