Carpenter's Station, Tennessee, is an unincorporated historical community in Lawrence County, Tennessee established in 1884. The name was changed to Springer's Station when the railroad was extended to the community.

Carpenter's Station, Tennessee, is an unincorporated historical community in Lawrence County, Tennessee established in 1884. The name was changed to Springer's Station when the railroad was extended to the community. Location and Geography: Coordinates: 35°08′20″N 87°23′13″W / 35.13889°N 87.38694°W Country: United States State: Tennessee County: Lawrence County Elevation: 955 ft (291 m) Time zone: UTC-6 (Central (CST)); Summer (DST): UTC-5 (CDT) References: 1. USGS, Geographic Names Information System: Feature Detail Report for: Springers Station, ID 1303775, accessed 9 Jan 2010. 2. Estha Cole, Peggy Littrell, Henry Beckman, Kathy Kiedergeses, Donna Ramsey, and Viola Carpenter: History of Loretto, Tennessee Area: As We Remember; As We've Been Told, Byler Press, Lawrenceburg, Tenn., 1997, p. 139. 3. Estha Cole: Places in Lawrence County, Tennessee "Then and Now", n.p., 1985, p. 83. 4. Edgar D. Byler, III: The Development of The Iron Industry in The Upper Buffalo River Valley, a paper delivered before a joint meeting of the Lewis County Historical Society and the Wayne County Historical Society at Oak Grove Methodist Church, Lewis County, Tennessee, September 10, 1989.