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| − | ''"The Dimple of the Universe"'' is a phrase coined by writer [[John Trotwood Moore]] to describe the "Middle Basin" of Tennessee in his book ''Songs and Stories of Tennessee'' in the early twentieth century. It has become a nickname for Maury County in the intervening years.<ref>https://historicmaurycounty.com/2018/11/06/dimple-of-the-universe/ Southern, Adam. "The Dimple of the Universe." ''Historic Maury County Hometown History.'' 6 November 2018. Web. 23 Jan. 2021</ref> | + | [[Category:Culture]] |
| + | '''"The Dimple of the Universe"''' is a phrase coined by writer [[John Trotwood Moore]] to describe the "Middle Basin" of Tennessee in his book ''Songs and Stories of Tennessee'' in the early twentieth century. It has become a nickname for [[Maury County, Tennessee | Maury County]] in the intervening years.<ref>[https://historicmaurycounty.com/2018/11/06/dimple-of-the-universe/ Southern, Adam. "The Dimple of the Universe." ''Historic Maury County Hometown History.'' 6 November 2018. Web. 23 Jan. 2021]</ref> | ||
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"The Dimple of the Universe" is a phrase coined by writer John Trotwood Moore to describe the "Middle Basin" of Tennessee in his book Songs and Stories of Tennessee in the early twentieth century. It has become a nickname for Maury County in the intervening years.[1]
