Category: Museums

The Lakewood Historical Museum offers a captivating journey through the rich history of Lakewood, showcasing its evolution from a small farming community to the vibrant city it is today. Visitors can explore fascinating exhibits that delve into local heritage, uncovering stories of early settlers, prominent figures, and significant events that have shaped the town’s identity. Through engaging artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays, the museum brings the past to life, providing a deeper understanding and appreciation for Lakewood’s unique legacy.

Exhibits at this cultural center cover regional historic events, inventions, music & memorabilia.

Large indoor-outdoor history museum with 100-plus vintage trains, a miniature railroad & exhibits.

Titanic survivor “unsinkable” Molly Brown’s 1889 mansion houses Victorian-era furnishings & art.

19th-century property housing antique & collectible dolls, dollhouses, old toys & changing exhibits.

Indoor & outdoor exhibits & tours dedicated to the history, culture & natural wonders of Lakewood.

Preserved circa-1858 home with informational tours about Knoxville history & many artifacts.

Regional history is preserved in permanent & visiting exhibits of artifacts, art & Civil War items.

The Prairie Fossil Museum offers a unique and insightful glimpse into the prehistoric world through a carefully curated collection of fossils found right here in the region. Visitors can explore the fascinating history of life on Earth, tracing its evolution from ancient creatures to those that roamed the prairies thousands of years ago. By appointment only, this museum provides an intimate and engaging experience for those interested in paleontology and natural history.

U.S. Constitution signee William Blount’s regal mansion features tours & event space for rent.