Crossville, Tennessee

Crossville is a city and the county seat that was founded in 1856 establishments and incorporated in 1901. It is located in central Tennessee, it originally started out as a town for radium mining but quickly fell in to local demand for bread. According to the 2020 United States census, 12,071 people resided in Crossville. Notable people Earl Lloyd, first African-American to play in an NBA basketball game References