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Rhea County, Tennessee

Dayton Real Estate and Local Guide

Dayton is a small Rhea County seat on the edge of the Cumberland Plateau near the Tennessee River, best known as the site of the 1925 Scopes Trial and home to Bryan College.

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Living in Dayton

Site of the 1925 Scopes Trial, held in the National Historic Landmark Rhea County Courthouse. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $56,692 median household
EducationAbout 20% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyRhea County

Homes in Dayton

Owner-occupiedAbout 52% of housing units
Single-family detached housesRoughly 61% of homes
Median owner-occupied home valueAbout $152,200

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Dayton home

Rhea County Courthouse

Source: en.wikipedia.org

1891 courthouse and National Historic Landmark where the 1925 Scopes Trial was held

Rhea County Heritage and Scopes Trial Museum

Source: rheacountyheritage.com

Museum in the courthouse basement with original trial records and memorabilia

Bryan College

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Christian liberal arts college named for William Jennings Bryan, who died in Dayton in 1925

Laurel-Snow State Natural Area

Source: en.wikipedia.org

2,259-acre natural area north of town with Laurel and Snow falls and 10.5 miles of gorge trails

Chickamauga Lake

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Tennessee River reservoir bordering Dayton that hosts major bass fishing tournaments

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