Beechgrove is a small, rural community whose origins date back to the early 19th century. The area was initially settled by pioneers drawn by its fertile land and the natural stands of beech trees that lent the community its name. In its early years, farming and timber formed the backbone of the local economy, with the community serving as a modest hub for trade and agriculture. As transportation networks expanded in the later 1800s, Beechgrove became increasingly connected to nearby towns and regional markets. Despite these changes, it retained its quiet, close-knit character, reflecting the broader trends of rural development in Tennessee. Today, Beechgrove continues to honor its heritage, with a community spirit rooted in its agricultural past and natural beauty.