| CO1 | Bear Creek Church
Was formed by Samuel King in 1814. Camp meetings were held there. The land for the church and cemetery was given to them by James Orr. Three buildings have occupied this site. The Bear Creek Association cares for the grounds since 1932 when the church disbanded. The Church is on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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| CO2 | Valley Farm
Erected about 1820, Valley Farm underwent remodeling in 1846. It is located on the Cornersville Highway. |
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| CO3 | Cornersville Methodist Church
On the Historic Register. Erected in 1852 was used as the church and the upper story as a Masonic Hall. |
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| CO4 | Goodland College
Located in Cornersville - listed on the National Historic Register. 1870's. |
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| CO5 | The Farmers Bank
The Farmers Bank of Cornersville was founded in November 1904. The first president was Dr. Alfred Jones, state senator who was instrumental in forcing a bill through the senate to aid in the building of the railroad through Marshall County. |
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| CO6 | Baird-Welch House
Cornersville. This house was built in 1820s or 1830s. Has a limestone foundation and is covered with a side-gable roof of standing seem tin. |