In East Tennessee, tucked away in Jefferson County, lies the small town of New Market. Frances Hodgson Burnett, the English-American author of novels like A Little Princess, (later adapted into the critically acclaimed 1995 film by Alfonso Cuaron) resided here as a child after she moved to the US from England with her family. New Market is located just 3.5 miles from Carson-Newman University in Jefferson City. The town of New Market has many features that reveal its long and unique history. Houston's Mineral Water, New Market's historic landmark since 1931, is a 252 feet deep public well carrying natural mineral water that you can drink from throughout the year. New Market is home to the Lost Creek Golf Club, a full service club with fun and challenging golf courses for amateurs and professional golfers alike. Just outside New Market is the Briarwood Auto Safari, a four mile scenic area that hosts animals from six different continents including zebras, elks, ostriches, llamas, and water buffalos. Make sure to also check out the Dixie Stampede, Titanic Museum, and Davy Crockett State Park. Less