Editing Red Bank, Tennessee (section)

== Cemeteries ==
There are two cemeteries in Red Bank that are the responsibility of the City of Red Bank.

The Red Bank Cemetery is located off Morrison Springs Road, It has also known as the James Cemetery. Over the past two years, The Red Bank Cemetery Advisory Board has spearheaded an extensive effort to restore the property.

The second is a paupers' cemetery now referred to as The Field.  This burial site for individuals who could not afford a proper burial and for deceased prisoners and others. Research is under way that will shape its future. It is located off of the White Oak Connector Trail, but is very overgrown.

Memorial Park Cemetery in Red Bank is the final resting place for several notable individuals, particularly those who contributed to the local community and region. It is privately owned and operated. It is still sometimes called White Oak Cemetery, although many simply call it "the duck pond."

Among those interned at this cemetery is [[Emma Bell Miles]], an artist, writer, and naturalist.

[[File:White_Oak_Cemetery.tif|thumb|Two women at the cemetery entrance to White Oak Cemetery, c1895]]