Gallatin
Established in 1802, the city of Gallatin was named after Albert Gallatin, who was the U.S. Secretary of State for both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Interestingly enough, Andrew Jackson was one of the first people to purchase a lot when the town became platted in 1803; he went on to found the first general store there. Not only does Gallatin have a rich historical foundation in the United States, but it is also home to several major national corporations, such as Gap, Inc. and Servpro Industries Inc.