This museum chronicles the contributions of African-Americans to the east Tennessee region. You'll find an impressive collection of historical books, newspapers, recordings, films, and artifacts.

Discover the life and career of Civil War hero David Glasgow Farragut at this informative museum. Farragut, the United States Navy's first admiral, is well-remembered through a series of personal items and artifacts. There's also a general collection of exhibits related to East Tennessee.

The McClung Museum features extensive collections in archaeology, natural history, anthropology, medicine, art, and local history. Exhibits range from prehistoric times to the present, spotlighting the state's history and culture. Accredited by the American Association of Museums.

This charming Appalachian mountain village is comprised of 70 acres. The lovingly renovated buildings include a chapel, barns, cabins, and a schoolhouse. There are also artifacts, such as handcrafted instruments. Located less than a half hour from Knoxville.

This museum traces the area's history, from its beginnings in the 1700s to the present. Guided tours feature a documentary and numerous hands-on exhibits. Enjoy displays devoted to the "Trail of Tears," Davy Crockett, Bonnie Kate Sevier, the Civil War, and the Underground Railroad.