InUSA Museums
30 Casey Jones Ln, Jackson 38305 901-668-1223
Located in Casey Jones Village, this charming re-creation of a 1900's
country store has over 15,000 antiques on display, a Southern country
buffet restaurant, ice cream parlor, confectionary and gift shop.
Daily.
30 Casey Jones Ln, Jackson 38305 901-668-1222
Historic 1890 home of the legendary railroad man displays railroad
artifacts, original steam locomotive, and operating model railroad
layout. Daily. $
Buford Pusser Home and Museum
342 Pusser St, Adamsville 38310 901-632-4080
The actual home that this famous "Walking Tall" sheriff was living in
at the time of his death, with original furnishings and memorabilia.
May-Oct Mon-Sat 9-5, Sun 12-6; Nov-Apr Mon-Sat 10-4, Sun 1-5. $
Tennessee River Folklife Center
Forrest State Park, Eva 38333 901-584-6356
Exhibits and displays tell the story of life on the Tennessee River.
Daily Apr-Nov. Free.
Hamlett-Smith House
Hwy 22, Henderson 38340 901-989-4353
This 13-room Greek Revival house, built in 1867, is listed on the
National Register of Historic Places. Apr-Sep Sun 1-4. $
Humboldt Strawberry Festival Historical Museum
1200 Main St, Humboldt 38343 901-784-1842
Memorabilia from the West Tennessee Strawberry Festivals held in
Humboldt each year since 1934, and other collections of local history.
Mon, Wed, Fri 9-4. Free.
Gordon Browning Museum
640 N Main St, McKenzie 38344 901-352-3510
Memorabilia of Governor Browning, and genealogical library. Mon, Tue,
Thu, Fri 9-5. Free.
West Tennessee Agricultural Museum
3 Ledbetter Gate Rd, Milan 38358 901-686-8067
Guided tour of farm and farmhouse artifacts. Tue-Fri 8-4, Sat 10-4, Sun
1-4. Free.
Davy Crockett Cabin
Hwy 45 W, Rutherford 38369 901-665-7166
This reproduction of the famed frontiersman's cabin, built using many
logs from the original one, contains period furniture, tools and
household items. A rocking chair made by Davy Crockett is featured.
May-Sep Tue-Sun. $
Tennessee River Waterway Museum
Hwy 128 S, Savannah 38372 901-925-4346
Tour the Pickwick Dam Powerhouse and view the turbine generators and
control room. Daily 9-5. Free.
Cherry Mansion
101 Main St, Savannah 38372 901-925-2364
Built by David Robinson and presented to his daughter and son-in-law as
a wedding gift c.1830. Served as Grant's headquarters in the spring of
1862. Grounds open to the public.
Tennessee River Museum
507 Main St, Savannah 38372 901-925-2364
Paleontology, archaeology, steamboats and the Civil War are among the
exhibits on the river and its influence on the land, people and
heritage in the valley. Gift shop. Mon-Fri 9-5, Sat 10-5, Sun 1-5. $
World's Largest Collection of Veilleuses
309 S College St, Trenton 38382 901-855-2013
City Hall houses a remarkable collection of over 500 rare "night light"
porcelain teapots from around the world. Obtain key at the police
department. Daily. Free.