The historical marker (1A-68) reads: “EDWARD COX HOME. This pioneer from Maryland build the house which stands 0.1 mi. N. in 1773, bringing his bride here in 1775. Following his return from the Revolution, he opened his home to Methodist missionary preachers. Bishop Francis Asbury was a frequent visitor, and held an early conference in this house.”    ~ Tennessee Historical Commission

The property is under the care of members of the local United Methodist Church, who diligently work to preserve and maintain this unique “dog trot”-style house.

Heritage Landmark of the United Methodist Church

GPS location: 36° 29.172N  082° 15.136W

Undated photo below from the Archives of DePauw University, call number 03119:

Spring across the street from the house: