Adamsville, TN(2)
Adamsville, TN is in McNairy County and, as you may already know, is/was the home of the legendary and controversial Buford Pusser, former TN governor Ray Blanton and the State Champion Adamsville Cardinals Marching Band.
I managed to capture the Pusser Home & Museum during this flight although I didn't focus on it specifically. Can you find it?
As always, enjoy!!!
-Scoop
The Sheriff Buford Pusser Home and Museum
Here is a little glimpse of the Sheriff Buford Pusser Home & Museum located in McNairy County, Adamsville, Tennessee. Visit the home of the legendary Sheriff who Walked Tall and carried a big stick!
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Video production and edit by Chris Niswonger
Adamsville, TN(1)
Adamsville, TN is in McNairy County and, as you may already know, is/was the home of the legendary and controversial Buford Pusser, former TN governor Ray Blanton and the State Champion Adamsville Cardinals Marching Band.
I managed to capture the Pusser Home & Museum during this flight although I didn't focus on it specifically. Can you find it?
As always, enjoy!!!
-Scoop
Buford Pusser Home & Museum
Home of the famous former McNairy County, Tenn. Sheriff Buford Pusser, subject of the Walking Tall movies. Located in Adamsville, TN.
Buford Pusser Museum
On our trip to Adamsville, TN, we went to the Buford Pusser museum. He was made famous for his stand against crime. The movie Walking Tall is based on him.
Buford Pusser and the August 12th ambush.wmv
Buford Pusser: Was the August 12th ambush real or was it staged? The ambush was reconstructed using information given by Buford Pusser and from law enforcement and other accounts. For more information visit Crimemyths at Yahoogroups.com or simply type crimemyths in your internet search box.
Buford Pusser and the death of Louise Hathcock.wmv
Was Louise Hathcock's death at the Shamrock Motel justifiable homicide or Cold Blooded Murder. Her autopsy report shows she was shot in the back. Buford's version of the shooting did not agree with the autposy report and when a Grand Jury was conveved, the never got to see the findingd of the state medical examiner.
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Buford Pusser Museum
Adamsville, TN.
There is no other sheriff more renowned in McNairy County, TN than Buford Hayse Pusser, Known for his war on moon shining, prostitution, and illegal gambling on the MS/TN state line. Pusser left behind a legacy that has inspired movies, songs, and a TV series. Pusser died on August 21, 1974 at the age of 36, in a car accident. His home is now a the Buford Pusser Museum. Some believe he still there protecting the citizens of McNairy County.
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Walking Tall with Sheriff Buford Hayse Pusser Adamsville Tennessee
I love hunting down American History and Sheriff Buford Pusser Hayes might be America's most famous and truly badass Sheriff . This guy was out numbered in a fight and literally grabbed a fence post like you or I would grab a bat .
He cleaned up more moonshine and prostitution rings than any other Sheriff prior . He'd been shot and stabbed multiple times and lost his wife in an ambush where Sheriff Hayes got his jaw literally blown off.
He lost his life on Tennessee highway 64 in 1974 the conclusion is that no foul play was involved. It was a high speed traffic accident . Please Google and learn about this iconic southern Sheriff , his life was made into multiple motion pictures . Violence sells and Sheriff Buford Hayes was a violent man when he had to be .
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Sheriff Buford Pusser
Tribute to Sheriff Buford Pusser of McNairy County, Tennessee. The one man that stood up to the State Line gang and crushed them. His legend is told over and over again. He will live forever.
Buford Pusser and the Ambush on New Hope Road ???
Could a Cadillac have pursued Pusser and caught up with him in only eight tenths of a mile, especially in the predawn hours and without the use of headlights? We couldn't even accomplish this in broad daylight.
Was Pauline murdered by state liners as Buord claimed..., or by Buford himself?
BUFORD PUSSER - WikiVidi Documentary
Buford Hayse Pusser was the Sheriff of McNairy County, Tennessee, from 1964 to 1970. Pusser is known for his virtual one-man war on moonshining, prostitution, gambling, and other vices along the Mississippi–Tennessee state line. His efforts have inspired several books, songs, movies, and a TV series. He was a wrestler known as Buford the Bull in the Mid-South. The Buford Pusser Museum was established at the home he lived in at the time of his death in 1974. A Buford Pusser Festival is held each May in his hometown of Adamsville, Tennessee....
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00:00:48 Life and career
00:03:17 Murder of Pauline Pusser
00:05:50 Death
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Dwana Welcome
Dwana Pusser Garrison Welcomes visitors to The Buford Pusser Home and Musem
Max Butler | Sheriff Buford Pusser Killed My Uncle
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Sheriff Buford Pusser and his family as presented by The Bench Breaking Broads
Bench Breaking Broads take 2 investigation @ Sheriff Buford Pusser Museum. This was our second investigation at this location and it did not disappoint. Evidence collected included: Flashlight activity, Motion light ball activity, Music light ball activity, ParaScope, Kii's, and EVP's. The love, laughter, and friendships built between the living and the dead are priceless.
Buford Pusser Museum Basement
Flashlight and motion ball activity in the Basement of the Buford Pusser Museum
Walking Tall Trail Launch on WMC-TV
The Tennessee Departments of Tourist Development and Transportation, in partnership with the Southwest Tennessee Tourism Association and tourism organizations in eight counties, launched the Walking Tall Trail on Dec. 1, 2010. The opening event was held at the Buford Pusser Home and Museum in Adamsville followed by the official launch of the trail at Graceland, Home of Elvis Presley in Memphis.
The fifth of 16 self-guided driving trails in the Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways program, Walking Tall features 196 tourism sites in Memphis, Shelby County and seven surrounding counties as well as 360 miles of historic sites, preserved homes, eateries and museums.
Led by the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, the Walking Tall Trail is the result of multiple state agencies working together, as well as city and county officials in Chester, Fayette, Hardeman, Hardin, Henderson, Madison, McNairy and Shelby Counties.
There is much to discover and enjoy on the Walking Tall Trail in West Tennessee, named in honor of the legendary Sheriff Buford Pusser, said Tourism Commissioner Susan Whitaker. From such world-famous sites as Graceland to off the beaten path barbecue venues, visitors will find plenty to explore in the eight counties.
The Walking Tall Trail, which originates at Graceland, takes travelers from Memphis along West Tennessee's rural highways, exploring the history of music legends Elvis Presley, B.B. King, Carl Perkins and others. It ventures through charming small towns and pauses at Shiloh National Military Park, as well as at the home of legendary Sheriff Buford Pusser. Along the trail, travelers can stop in Selmer to see brooms made the old-fashioned way. World-famous barbecue and catfish are plentiful and the quiet natural beauty of West Tennessee is an attraction on its own.
Discover Tennessee Trails and Byways is proud to launch its fifth trail, said Commissioner Gerald Nicely, Tennessee Department of Transportation. The Walking Tall Trail offers historical, cultural and geographical significance to its visitors.
Also to note, this trail launched on the 40th anniversary of the end of Sheriff Pusser's term in office on Wednesday, Dec. 1. Buford Pusser was the McNairy County sheriff who famously fought crime along the Mississippi state line in the 1960s. Since that time, the legend continues with a recent Walking Tall film starring Dwayne The Rock Johnson as a character modeled after Pusser, released 30 years after his death.
The Department of Tourist Development provides marketing support and branding starter kits for each new trail, including development of trail logos, design and oversight of the award-winning Discover Tennessee Trails & Byways website at The department also provides creation of a comprehensive trails brochure highlighting attractions, culinary, agritourism, outdoor recreation, shopping, history, culture, music and much more along the trail.
Home of Buford Pusser - Walking Tall Sheriff
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The Cast of Walking Tall Remembers Elizabeth Hartman
In this brief video the cast of Walking Tall remembers actress Elizabeth Hartman. For Elizabeth Hartman fans this video is rare in the fact that this is possibly the first time that other celebrities who have worked with her have publicly acknowledged her on camera. The kind words spoken about Biff in this video are very familiar with those who knew her & who are die-hard fans. Quiet, sweet, gentle, shy & talented. Words that describe a most wonderful & beautiful actress named Elizabeth Hartman.