Category: Museums

Nonprofit museum features a range of local & national African-American history exhibits & artifacts.

The East Tennessee History Center offers a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of local history. Visitors can explore fascinating exhibits showcasing the region’s past, from its indigenous roots to its pivotal role in American history. The center houses a diverse collection of artifacts, photographs, and documents that bring the stories of East Tennessee to life.

Step back in time at Historic Ramsey House, a captivating museum nestled in the heart of Knoxville. This beautifully preserved 18th-century home offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of early settlers and the rich history of the region. Visitors can explore meticulously restored rooms filled with authentic furnishings and artifacts, imagining the daily routines and traditions of those who once called this place home.

Historic Westwood offers a captivating glimpse into Knoxville’s rich past. Visitors can explore meticulously preserved buildings and immerse themselves in the stories of the people who shaped the city’s history. Through engaging exhibits and insightful tours, Historic Westwood brings the past to life, providing a fascinating journey through time.

The Knox County Museum of Education offers a fascinating journey through the history of learning in the region. Visitors can explore exhibits that showcase the evolution of educational practices, from early one-room schoolhouses to modern technological advancements. The museum aims to ignite a passion for education and inspire appreciation for the significant role it plays in shaping individuals and communities.

Exhibits of regional art & traveling shows, plus concerts & classes, in a modern 4-story facility.

Museum with displays on local geology & fossils, ancient Egypt & other facets of natural history.

Children’s science museum offering hands-on exhibits & activities, plus play spaces & a planetarium.

Charming, mosaic-tiled museum showcasing the heritage & culture of the Texan-Czech experience.

Opened in 1959, this local-history museum features the ruins of Salado College on its grounds.