The Morgan brothers have a saying: "When it comes time to move heaven and earth, we'll move the earth." The Morgans have been "moving the earth" for more than 50 years. It all began in the early 1920s with a boy named Cecil Morgan. Cecil was born and raised on a 2,000-acre farm owned by his father, Alonzo Morgan, and his father's brother, Percy Morgan, in the Lone Oak community south of Clarksville.
As a youngster, Cecil did chores, as many other farm children did. But along with learning to care for livestock and raise tobacco, he picked up another skill: operating a bulldozer. Astride one of the three bulldozers their father owned in 1952, Cecil Morgan Jr. (left) and David Morgan got their first taste of the contracting business at an early age.
In 1941, Cecil graduated from Clarksville High School and enrolled at the University of Georgia on a football scholarship. But he was forced to drop out of college and return home when World War II broke out and drained the Morgan farm of workers.
As a youngster, Cecil did chores, as many other farm children did. But along with learning to care for livestock and raise tobacco, he picked up another skill: operating a bulldozer. Astride one of the three bulldozers their father owned in 1952, Cecil Morgan Jr. (left) and David Morgan got their first taste of the contracting business at an early age.
In 1941, Cecil graduated from Clarksville High School and enrolled at the University of Georgia on a football scholarship. But he was forced to drop out of college and return home when World War II broke out and drained the Morgan farm of workers.
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We work primarily in Middle Tennessee (Montgomery, Robertson and Stewart counties) and Southern Kentucky (Christian, Logan and Todd counties), but also work across Middle Tennessee and Southwestern Kentucky for certain projects. If you need a contractor in Clarksville, Dover or Springfield, Tennessee, or Hopkinsville, Kentucky, we would love to work with you.
The "birth" of Clarksville's Swan Lake began in 1931, when a group of local businessmen formed the Dunbar Cave and. Morgan Contractors helped make dreams come true with the completion of an ADA-compliant, 26.5-acre expansion of Montgomery County's Civitan Park. Morgan Contractors began work site preparation work in early 2017 for the newest assisted living facility in Clarksville, Tennessee.
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Lyn Thompson
Jan 12, 2020
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Might want to educate your employees on funeral procession etiquette in the South and to not try to drive through a closed intersection until the deputy blocking it has cleared it. Have some respect. You can wait 5 minutes for the procession to clear. Pull over to the side and wait. Then you can commence racing down the highway. What did you think everyone was pulled over for? Ignorance.
Latonya Blakey
Aug 31, 2018
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My dad Willie Austin,worked for this company for about 40+years and he resides there.I have enjoyed watching my daddy work for Morgan.When I was a child I'd come on my father's job site and he would let me try different machinery,he always knew what machine was safe for me.morgan is a great family to work for.My daddy still working for this company at the age of 66,Morgan takes great care of f my pops.thanks Morgan!!!
Dalton Eatherly
Aug 31, 2018
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