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Pleasant Hill, Tennessee

Pleasant Hill is a town in Cumberland County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 563 at the 2010 census.
==History==

Pleasant Hill was first settled by European Americans before 1819.〔(Brief History of the County ), Cumberland County Sesquicentennial website, accessed August 24, 2008〕 In 1884 a teacher from the American Missionary Association (AMA) established the Pleasant Hill Academy to provide broad liberal arts education for rural youth, while also giving vocational training in agriculture and local skills.〔 Supported by the Congregational Church, the school operated until 1947.〔(Guide to Manuscript Materials on Microfilm : MF. 1812 ), Tennessee State Library and Archives〕 Its main building, Pioneer Hall, is still standing.
May Cravath Wharton, an early woman physician from Minnesota, established a medical clinic at the academy, where her husband was the director.〔(Franklin & Betty J. Parker, "Wharton, May Cravath (1873-1959)" ), ''Tennessee Encyclopedia of History & Culture'', Ed. by Carroll Van West, et al. Nashville: Tennessee Historical Society, 1998, pp. 1050-1051, accessed 4 February 2011〕 Wharton also cared for people in the community. They invited her to stay after the death of her husband Edwin.〔
Wharton created a small hospital and, with successful fundraising in New England through the AMA, she was able to add a sanatorium annex for the care of people with tuberculosis. As no antibiotic was known at the time, rest and good nutrition were the only treatment. The Uplands Sanatorium was adapted as a retirement home when the hospital was relocated to Crossville, the county seat. The hospital is now known as the Cumberland Medical Center.〔
Camp Crossville, a site just east of Pleasant Hill, was used as a prisoner of war camp during World War II, housing German and Italian officers from November 1942 until the end of the war.〔("Cumberland County Historic Sites" ), Tennessee Genealogy and History: TNGenWeb Project〕

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