Cemetery is located to the left of the church.

Cool Springs Church and Cemetery

Cool Springs Cemetery

Partial view of Cool Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery from the south.
Abbreviated History
The Cool Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church was organized (according to existing records) in 1890 by the Rev W M Zaricor with the first services held in the local school house. The church was organized with eighteen charter members whose names appear on a plaque housed inside the present building. The members were Charlie Boyett and wife Willie, D.C. Headden and wife, Nannie, Sam Headden, Virginia Tipton Headden, Emma Headden, Print Headden, John and Mary Lorance, Louis Lorance, Manlief D Ratledge and wife M. Arbelia, Sally Sturdivant, Joanna Sturdivant, Mrs. Nannie Wright, D. T. Lovitt and Mrs Emma Lovitt. Many of these people were buried in the cemetery with tombstones for several still present and visible.
Charter Elders were D.C. Headden, L.T. Lovitt, Charles Boyett, and Louis Lorance. Deacons were P.A. Headden and M.D. Ratledge.
The present church property was acquired from T.R. Wright for $87.50 with the deed made to the Session of Cool Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church in January 1891.
The first committee was appointed to look after the public burying ground at this place on 9 May 1891 and consisted of D.C. Headden, Charlie Boyett, M.D. Ratledge and R.L. Jetton.
In February 1892 a committee was appointed to solicit subscriptions to build a house of worship at this place. Monies were collected, a builder was located and the house was completed, organ bought, and all was paid for by 6 April 1894.
In 1924 the original building was torn down and the present building was erected. Since that time, a basement, three classrooms, and bathrooms were added. A manse was built in 1964. A large addition which serves as a multipurpose recreation/fellowship annex was constructed in 1994.