4.5Graceland(19.9k reviews) - We were somewhat disappointed with the professionalism of the staff Sunday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums • Points of Interest & Landmarks
The Graceland mansion, Elvis Presley’s home, offers a glimpse into the life of the one and only King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. Take a peek at Elvis’ collection of custom jets and don’t miss the Elvis Presley’s Memphis—an exhibit complex which includes an automobile museum and the world’s largest and most comprehensive Elvis museum. You can pick up an interactive audio and video guide for a self-guided tour of Graceland at your own pace. Don’t forget to visit the variety of themed diners and bars in the area to complete your Graceland experience. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum(15.1k reviews)from $27.95 - Eat Before You Go! Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is the home of this popular American art form, safeguarding over 2.5 million artifacts, with two expansive floors of gallery space featuring permanent- and limited- engagement exhibits. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is also home to Historic RCA Studio B and Hatch Show Print. It offers three dining and four retail options, all open to the public. Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas Day.See more..
4.5Titanic Museum Attraction(10.8k reviews)from $39.11 - Worth the visit Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Nestled inside a giant ship-shaped building, the Titanic Museum tells the story of the RMS Titanic’s fatal maiden voyage in 1912. Upon arrival, receive a boarding pass—of an actual crew member or passenger who was onboard the ship—from a costumed staff member; and discover his or her fate at the end of your visit. Here, you can take a photo on the Grand Staircase, explore the galleries, sit in a lifeboat, touch an iceberg, and view over 400 actual historic artifacts recovered from the ship. Don’t leave without seeing the world’s largest LEGO Titanic replica, which is built to scale using 56,000 bricks. – TripadvisorSee more..
4.5The Johnny Cash Museum(7.036 reviews) - Perfect Place for Music Fans Sunday: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Ranked as the number one music museum in the world by Forbes and National Geographic Traveler, the Johnny Cash Museum holds one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive collections of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia in the world. Located in the heart of downtown Nashville at 119 3rd Ave S, Nashville, the museum allows you to look back to the legendary life of the Man in Black. Here you will find performance costumes, handwritten lyrics, a wall filled with Cash’s gold and platinum records, and so much more. Officially endorsed by the Cash estate, the museum is one of only six attractions in Nashville to receive the coveted AAA Gem rating.See more..
4.5Andrew Jackson's Hermitage(5.785 reviews) - A must see destination Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites
The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson, is one of the largest and most visited presidential homes in the United States, and recently named the #1 historic house in Tennessee. Today, The Hermitage is a 1,120-acre National Historic Landmark with over 30 historic buildings, that welcomes some 200,000 annual visitors, including 30,000 schoolchildren, from all 50 states and many foreign countries. Visit Andrew Jackson's Hermitage to witness "The Duel: The Art of the Southern Gentleman." This 30-minute visitor experience will answer questions about dueling followed by an ACTUAL demonstration by our historic re-enactors. “The Duel” takes place every Thursday through Sunday throughout the day, free with paid admission.See more..
4.5RCA Studio B(3.696 reviews)from $49.95 - Excellent Tour Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Historic RCA Studio B--once the recording home of popular music titans such as Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins, Eddy Arnold, and The Everly Brothers--is both a classroom for Nashville area students and a popular cultural attraction. First made available to Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum visitors in 1977, RCA Studio B was donated to the Museum in 1992. Studio B tours are available as part of the Museum's platinum ticket package, which also includes Museum admission and audio tour, and depart from the Museum hourly between 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. daily. Transportation provided.See more..
4.5Memphis Rock 'n' Soul Museum(2.363 reviews)from $11.00 - Small but a lot of great sound bites Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • History Museums
Chronicling the artists and the music that shaped the legacy of "Memphis Sound," this museum features the Smithsonian's "Rock 'n' Roll: Social Crossroads" exhibition.See more..
4.5Stax Museum of American Soul Music(2.139 reviews) - A quick add to any Memphis Trip Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Educational sites
The Stax Museum of American Soul Music, is a 17,000 square-foot museum offering interactive exhibits, videos, vintage musical instruments used to create the Stax sound, stage costumes, photographs, records, and approximately 3,000 other items of memorabilia that tell the unique story, from beginning to present, of American soul music, particularly that of Stax Records and the Memphis Sound.Artists highlighted include Isaac Hayes, Otis Redding, the Staple Singers, the Bar-Kays, Booker T. & the MGs, Johnnie Taylor, Little Milton, Sam & Dave, Eddie Floyd, Rufus and Carla Thomas, Al Green, Aretha Franklin, Ike & Tina Turner, James Brown, Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, and hundreds of others. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have special safety precautions in place, such as mandatory mask-wearing for all employees and guests, social distancing, no large groups, and, for now, cashless transactions only.See more..
4.5Carnton(1.719 reviews) - Best tour Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • Battlefields
Carnton was built around 1826 by Randal McGavock, an early settler in Middle Tennessee. By the time of the Civil War, Carnton was home to John and Carrie McGavock and it was a large working farm. Over forty enslaved people lived and worked at Carnton in the years leading up to the Civil War. On November 30, 1864, the site was witness to the Battle of Franklin. Carnton became the largest field hospital in the area following the terrible battle, and in 1866 the McGavock Confederate Cemetery was established nearby. Today the cemetery holds the remains of nearly 1,500 Southern soldiers. The family and enslaved cemeteries are also on site. Sixty minutes Classic house tours are offered as well as Extended, Slavery, Battlefield, and Behind the Scenes tours.See more..
4.5Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum(1.617 reviews) - Terrific Halloween Activity Sunday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Children's Museums • History Museums
As you embark on this nostalgic train ride, you'll discover beautifully restored vintage locomotives and passenger cars that showcase the craftsmanship of a bygone era. The journey takes you through the picturesque Tennessee countryside, offering breathtaking views and a chance to reflect on simpler times. Within the museum's exhibit building, you'll find an impressive collection of artifacts, photographs, and memorabilia that bring the history of railroading to life. The knowledgeable staff, dressed in period attire, are eager to share their passion for railroad history, answering questions and providing fascinating insights into the stories behind the exhibits. They'll help transport you to a time when steam engines ruled the rails and connected people from all walks of life. Whether you're a history buff, a train enthusiast, or simply seeking a memorable outing with family or friends, the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum offers an unforgettable journey through time.See more..
4.5Carter House(1.355 reviews) - Story telling made the tour Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • Battlefields
The Carter House was built around 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter. By the time of the Civil War it was a large agricultural operation. In the years leading up to the Civil War nearly thirty enslaved people lived and worked on the farm. The Carter home and property was consumed by the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864. The house served as headquarters for the United States Army during the battle. One of the Carter sons was mortally wounded during the terrible fighting and died in the house two days later. Sixty minute Classic house tours are offered as well as Battlefield, Slavery, and Extended tours.See more..
Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum honors musicians from stars to studio players, from all genres of music. Historic artifacts include instruments played on original recordings of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Hank Williams, Sr., George Harrison, Frank Sinatra, The Supremes, Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Chicago and more. See the original stage where a young Jimi Hendrix played. "To be recognized by this institution is the greatest honor a musician can have." -Neil Young.See more..
4.5Creative Discovery Museum(987 reviews) - Fun place to spend a couple hours with the family Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 2-3 hours Speciality Museums • Children's Museums
Creative Discovery Museum is a hands-on children's museum in the heart of downtown Chattanooga that inspires all children to explore, innovate, create, and play. Our exhibits are designed to both entertain and educate as children discover the world around them and all it has to offer including art, music, dinosaur digging, water exploration, and science. Rated the #7 children's museum in the U.S. by Trekaroo in 2015.See more..
4.5Lane Motor Museum(949 reviews) - A unique, fun museum. Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
Lane Motor Museum in Nashville features the largest European collection of cars and motorcycles in the United States. Admission ranges from $3 to $12, with children ages 5 and younger admitted free, making it a great family excursion.See more..
3.5Chattanooga Choo Choo(880 reviews) - treat it as an attraction to take a look Speciality Museums
My wife and I were interested in checking out the Lorretta Lynn Museum. We expected it to be small, boy were we supposed. Be sure to take a tour with the tour guide, and if you get Robin, your in for a real treat. She was quick to point out just about everything, and answered any question we could hurl at her. Although she denied being part of the family, we could see she knew it all. We toured (a replica) of the "Butcher Holler" that Loretta was born in. To a more modern house she moved into when moving here. (Think of her "Gone With the Wind" looking house, ) we saw her golden records, and many awards in the museum. I see you can camp there too. Don't miss this one. Ask for Robins tour!See more..
4.5Discovery Park of America(453 reviews) - Educational and Entertaining Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums
Discovery Park of America is a world-class educational experience with a 100,000-square-foot museum and 50-acre heritage park nestled in the beautiful and scenic Reelfoot Lake Region in northwest Tennessee. Explore dinosaurs, vintage cars and military vehicles as well as experience space science and engineering. On our heritage park, take a step back in time in the old 1800s Settlement, walk among lush gardens and board our vintage trains near the Train Depot. There is something for everyone of all ages to enjoy while visiting the hidden gem of the South - Discovery Park of America. Plan your visit today.See more..
4.5Metal Museum(330 reviews) - Very impressive works of art in a one of a kind museum! Loved the creativity on display! Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
The Metal Museum in Memphis, Tennessee is the only museum of its kind in the United Sates. It is located on 3.2 acres of land directly overlooking the Mississippi River, just south of Downtown Memphis. On the grounds you will find a Sculpture Garden, a fully functioning Blacksmith Shop and Foundry, the Library which holds a Learning Space and works from the permanent collection, and the main Museum which houses rotating exhibitions. The Metal Museum is devoted exclusively to preserving, promoting, and advancing the art and craft of fine metal work. This is achieved through exhibitions, collections, studio practice, and community education and engagement. The value of the Metal Museum extends well beyond its exhibitions and facilities by recognizing and promoting the careers of living artists.See more..
A museum commemorating the history of the tow truck.See more..
4.5Fire Museum of Memphis(194 reviews) - unexpected gem! Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • History Museums
Memphis' Hottest Attraction!!! America’s premier interactive fire museum is in the legendary Fire Engine House No. 1 in downtown Memphis. Step back in time to a turn-of-the-century firehouse. Fight the flames of a burning skyscraper from a snorkel basket simulator. Take a look at the horse-drawn era of firefighting from the horse’s perspective! Test your ability to find an escape route to survive a fire. Feel the heat of the FEDEX Fire Room. Learn about the most devastating fires in the history of Memphis. Discover the proud history of Memphis’ first African-American firefighters. And many more hot attractions!See more..
At Rusty's TV & Movie Car Museum we have two buildings and over 50 vehicles that have been used in movies and TV as well as TV and movie memorabilia. There's something for all ages! Many of the cars are the actual cars used in the shows and can only be seen here. the last tour starts at 4:30 so you have time to enjoy the museum thanks rusty admission is 10 for adults and 5 for kids 12 and under... under 5 is freeSee more..
The Coker Museum is open inside of Honest Charley's with cars in every corner. This is a self guided tour with a $12.00 general admission ticket sold online or at your arrival. Seniors, veterans, active duty military and first responders are $10.00, and children 5-12 are $8.00. Children 4 and under are free!!See more..
4,500 Square feet of operating layouts in all scales and railroad museum. Open Tuesday through Sunday from noon to 4 PM Central Time. Free Admission. Follow the attraction signs on I-40.See more..
This is an interesting logging railway / lumber museum covering the local railroad and lumber industry. Loved the Shay locomotive that was on display and other equipment. I found out that the Shay locomotive actually ran in this area. The old train station was full of interesting equipment that outlined the history of the logging railroad industry in the Townsend area. It had a nice mix of old railroad and logging equipment that kept my Grandkids interested as well. It's not a large museum, but you cannot beat the price (free). Help support the museum by visiting the gift shop.See more..
NMAAM is the only museum dedicated to preserving the legacy and celebrating the accomplishments of the music genres created, influenced, and inspired by African Americans. The collections found in the museum will share the story of the American soundtrack by integrating history & interactive technology to bring the musical heroes of the past into the present.See more..
4.5Women's Basketball Hall of Fame(123 reviews) - One of a Kind Sunday: Speciality Museums • Educational sites • History Museums
From the 10-ton, 30-foot-high basketball that sits on top of the building to the life-like animatronic figure of Senda Berenson, "the mother of women's basketball," this will not be your typical hall of fame visit.See more..
4.5Gray Fossil Site(122 reviews) - We love dinosaurs Sunday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Historic Sites • Natural History Museums
The Gray Fossil Site is a place where visitors can view and learn about an active prehistoric dig site. Scientists believe the site was formed by an underground limestone cave that collapsed and created a sinkhole. This left a vast fossil deposit that dates back approximately 5 million years ago. Animals that have been unearthed so far include saber-tooth cat, alligator, tapir, rhinoceros, short-faced bear, and a mastodon as well as hundreds of plants and other animals. Admission to the Gray Fossil Site is now part of your admission to Hands On! Discovery Center. Please see the listing for Hands On! Discovery Center for prices, hours, and other visitor information.See more..
4.5Cookeville Depot Museum(111 reviews) - Love old trains. Worth a visit if you do too. Sunday: Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums
Originally built in 1909, the Cookeville Depot Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is the heart of Cookeville's historic west side district. The museum houses many Tennessee Central Railway artifacts, as well as an HO scale replica of what Cookeville's west side looked like in the summer of 1955. On the other side of the diorama is a replica of a coal tipple with a model train loading up with coal. The grounds surrounding the museum are considered a park area where the museum has a static display consisting of a 1913 Baldwin steam engine, a 1920's classic red caboose, a 1960's caboose, and two small track cars. This area also offers picnic tables and a number of benches for visitors. Please feel free to bring a sack lunch and stay a while!See more..
The Buford Pusser Home and Museum stands as a moment in time, as if waiting for Sheriff Buford Pusser to return home from another shift serving the public. The modest brick ranch home contains the original furnishings, photos, cars, guns and memorabilia of the Pusser family. Buford Pusser was the subject of several major motion pictures. The "Walking Tall" movies tell about his life and tragic death.See more..
The Museum is now open with a new and exciting exhibit. Hours are M-S 9-5, Sunday 12-5. Closed Christmas Day, New Years Day, & Thanksgiving.See more..
4.5Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum(94 reviews) - Fantastic trip! Sunday: 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM Spent More than 3 hours Speciality Museums
Celebrating the kid's 13th birthday, we drove from Ellijay to TN to visit this railroad. We scheduled the 4 hour nonstop trip over the Hiawassee River. The trio was great!! Harvey was our train guide and at 83 watching him light up while telling us about trains was wonderful. He literally jumped off the moving train when the engine switched at our stopping point!!! Our conductor gave a great tour of the surroundings and on the way back played banjo in every car. Made me tear up when he played my grandma's favorite hymn. The cars are clean and well preserved. We walked them all. They allowed us to stand in the vestiblues for amazing pictures too!! We look forward to returning sometime in the future! See more..
Located a short drive west of Nashville on I-40, this was the place Johnny Cash used to escape from public life. Now the Storytellers Hideaway Farm and Museum in Bon Aqua, TN is a must-stop for anyone interested in knowing more about the man behind the country music legend, as well as the region’s rich history. We have an extensive collection of Johnny Cash and classic country photos and memorabilia, including the famous One-Piece-At-A-Time Cadillac, created from Johnny’s own song of the same name. The Hideaway Farm belonged to Johnny for over thirty years. Come see the house where he lived, and the land that he loved, the place he called “the center of my universe.” Visitors are welcome to savor the peace and serenity of the 8 acres that surround the house.See more..
Falcon Rest is the Victorian mansion where history is fun. Built in 1896 by Gorilla Pants manufacturer Clay Faulkner, it's been called "Tennessee's Biltmore" by PBS. Some say it's presided over by a friendly ghost. Open daily year round for guided tours, tea room lunches, Victorian Gift Shop, and history-based entertainment and meals for group tours. For nearby overnight lodging, see our listing for Falcon Manor B&B at Falcon Rest, the four guest suites on the mansion's grounds.See more..
4.0Muse Knoxville(89 reviews) - Great for kids Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Science Museums • Children's Museums
Muse Knoxville is a children’s Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, & Math (STEAM) museum located in Chilhowee Park. Our programs in the museum, in schools across East Tennessee, & throughout Knoxville bring STEM, the arts, health & wellness, & emergent literacy to life in the minds of children. We inspire & empower ALL children through transformative learning experiences through a variety of hands-on and inquiry-based, exhibits and Outreach programs for children aged 6 mos. to 10 y/o. *Museum Play - Indoor educational learning & play spaces, a full-dome planetarium, outdoor learning spaces & a playground! *Field Trips - Bring your class, homeschool, daycare or youth group for a day of fun! *Parties/Events - Choose from a variety of packages to celebrate your special day with us. *Planetarium - We house East Tennessee's only public-access planetarium with shows that rotate every hour!See more..
Very cool place! Lots of history. The man working was very knowledgeable and told us really cool things. This prison was deemed “one of the roughest he’d seen” by Johnny Cash. Unbelievable this was used until 1990. Very interesting stop while visiting Lynchburg!See more..
We're Amish Heritage Welcome Center and Museum, and we've been an Amish museum and wagon tour service here in Ethridge, TN, since 2012. The Amish Heritage Farm Museum was one of the first Amish farms settled in Tennessee in 1944, when the Amish migrated from Ohio and Mississippi. It was a fully functioning Amish farm, until several years ago, when the family sold the farm and moved further out into the country. Today, due to the generosity of a local Amish family, both the Amish House and Dawdi Haus have been restored back to their original state, complete with period furnishings and artifacts from the 1944 era. A replica one room Amish school house was also added to the grounds and has been set up to accurately depict a local Amish school house. Our guided, educational tours offer a rare glimpse into Amish culture, and their daily lives. We offer tours, museums, a hen house with animals and authentic buggy rides.See more..
5.0Charles Hall Museum(84 reviews) - Must See- next to Cherohola Visitor Center Sunday: 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
Two buildings of beautifully organized collections. First building has guns, currencies, Indian artifacts, tools, phonographs, and instruments. Telephone and car Museum also has washing machines, pictures and memorabilia, and a moonshine still. There’s a telephone you can call another phone.... for those kids that have never used one! Both have cute gift shops. FREE! Better than some I’ve paid for.See more..
4.5West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center(82 reviews) - Rollin on the River Sunday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Visitor Centers • Speciality Museums
Music heritage destination showcasing the rich musical history and rural culture of West Tennessee including the last home of Blues pioneer Sleepy John Estes and the Tina Turner Museum at Flagg Grove School, the childhood school of Tina Turner. Over 8,000 square feet of exhibits depicting the music, beauty and history of the region. Hours are September - March, Monday - Saturday 9-5; Sunday 1-5: April - September, Monday - Saturday 9-6; Sunday 10-5 Closed Easter Sunday and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Free coffee, Free WiFi Free Admission for self-guided tours. Guided tours are $7.50 per person Group rates availableSee more..
4.5Tennessee River Museum(81 reviews) - Unexpected Treat for History Lovers Sunday: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM Speciality Museums
What a Wonderful surprise to find this large as life museum. It is well laid out, professional presentation of the Tennessee River Valley around Hardin County and speaks for the entire massive river's history. It is strong in many areas such as pre-history archaeology, Indian removal as well as European influence of pioneer settlement, commerce such as steam boating, mussel collection up to current affairs. It was worth every minute of our visit which stretched to nearly two hours.See more..
4.5Cades Cove Museum(73 reviews) - Stop in if they are Open! Sunday: Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums
I stop in every time they are open. New things in the gift shop all the time, especially maps. Spending a little cash here is a rewarding way to support the park. Super friendly staff, each and every time.See more..
This was our second stop of the day and I wish it had been the first. Wilber greeted us like we where friends and gave us a layover of the museum and said if we had any questions just to ask. Im the car lover of the group and I just really enjoyed this and was kind of surprised that it wasnt busy we had the whole building to ourselves. Which was shocking they had a awesome collection of cars. Wilber asked us to pick our favorite and vote when we left. We all have a different favorite. They do have free parking and two cars outside to look at. They also dont take credit cards just so you know ahead of time. Someone in my group was going to use one I picked up his part of the bill no big deal but might be if someone wanted to use a card. Overall I would go back to this place if I was back in town again.See more..
We camped at the Loretta Lynn Ranch. WiFi was $9 Per night per device so we chose to do without. Bad cell reception for Verizon. Camp ground and pool Nice. Staff friendly. Lots of ATV and golf carts constantly traveling through. The museum And tour of homestead were nice. Really depends on what’s important to you and your family (WiFi, etc.). For us it was a nice place to unplug & spend time togetherSee more..
The Ducktown Basin Museum is located on the historic mine site, which was the headquarters for Tennessee Copper Company and Cities Service mining operations from 1899 through 1975. An audiovisual presentation provides a brief historical introduction to the museum and its collection, which includes artifacts, photographs and displays depicting the industrial and cultural heritage of this former mining community. Larger artifacts are displayed on the grounds just outside the museum office.See more..
4.5Museum Center at 5ive Points(56 reviews) - Great To Learn The History Of Cleveland Sunday: Speciality & Gift Shops • Speciality Museums • History Museums
The Museum Center at 5ive Points is a history museum dedicated to telling the story of the Ocoee Region. Experience Southern Appalachian regional history dating from Cherokee history up to today in the permanent exhibit, The River of Time, and learn about The “Red Back:” America’s Best-Loved Hymnal which offers visitors a look at the history and impact of the beloved “Red Back” Church Hymnal. The Museum Center also features temporary and mini exhibits throughout the year. Visit the Museum Store gift shop featuring high-end, hand-crafted items from local artists in the Southern Appalachian region. This large selection includes paintings, pottery, jewelry, glasswork, fiber art, accessories, local honey, woodwork, leatherwork, and many more. The facility has multiple rental options for events and conferences. The Museum Center is located in the heart of downtown historic Cleveland with shopping and restaurants within walking distance, ample free parking, and easy access to I-75.See more..
4.5N.C.& St. L. Depot and Railroad Museum(56 reviews) - Excellent historical representation of our railroad heritage in Jackson. Speciality Museums • History Museums
This is a must see for anyone visiting Jackson. Jackson was once an intersection of the GM&O, IC, L&N, and the NC&StL railroads. It was the home of I B Tigrett, president of the GM&O. The main maintenance facility for the GM&O was only about a mile from this depot. Across the street is the famous "Wells" that are artesian water that supplies Jackson its pure drinking water. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, this well drew many for its reported medicinal qualities. It is still in use today.See more..
5.0Edge Motor Museum(55 reviews) - Great vintage car museum! Sunday: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Spent 1-2 hours Speciality Museums • Art Museums • History Museums
The Edge Motor Museum, Memphis’ only auto museum, highlights the rise and fall of the American sports car from “postwar to ‘74” in an exhibit called American Speed. Located just 600 feet west of Sun Studio, the museum is a short 2 minute walk down the street and features cars from the same era(s) that Sun highlights so well on their tours.See more..
The Tina Turner Museum @ Flagg Grove school was a good view into the school she attended and how one could live back in the day. While there, there was a large bird talk with live animals for all to see. There were owls, red tail hawks, and an bald eagle. There an exhibit info on the wildlife of the area, major and minor folks who are famous in making music, like Koko Taylor and Karl Perkins. The museum was very clean, with cordial and knowledgeable attendants, plenty of brochures of the area and the state surrounding. It was a wonderful hours drive from Memphis to see the Queen of Rock n Roll and some Tennessee history.See more..
State Historic Site. Education. Events. Tours. Venue Rental. Membership. Community Center. All at the heart of Dickson. The Clement Railroad Hotel Museum's museum is to explore and celebrate the innovative leadership and values that have shaped the community, and to provide educational opportunities which connect the past to the present and enhance the quality of life. The Hotel Halbrook, the home of the CRHM, was constructed in 1913 and is one of the few remaining examples of a railroad hotel in a small Tennessee town. It functioned as a working man's hotel until 1954.See more..
