Jackson, TN is the heart of Northwest Tennessee and the birthplace of Rockabilly Music and is located on I-40 between Memphis and Nashville. Jackson is the hometown of many renowned musicians including Call Perkins, Big Maybell, LOLO, and more. With Jackson being known for its music and talent the Carnegie Legends of TN Music Museum is a well-known landmark in history and music. Carl Perkins has a whole room dedicated to his talents and history in Jackson, TN. Carl Perkins was a famous guitar player, singer, and entertainer. He recorded with music legends Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, W.S. Holland, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, and Bono. The Carnegie also commemorates the 1st Hard Rock Cafe in the USA launched by a hometown boy, Isaac Tigrett.
Jackson was named the county seat of Madison County in 1822 in honor of Andrew Jackson, a hero of the recent war of 1812. The City of Jackson is known as “The Hub City.” The nickname “Hub City” is a nod to Jackson’s history for its location between Nashville and Memphis along I-40 as well as its rail access. This led the city to become a center of trade, education, entertainment, culture, arts, and industry. Jackson is home to six colleges and universities as well as a state technology center. With a population of over 65,000, Jackson is the 8th largest city in the state. The residents of Jackson know to call the #1 restoration business when they have a fire or water damage to help with the many disasters they may face. SERVPRO has been serving the area for over 30 years and plans to continue serving Jackson residents for a long time.
