ATTRACTIONS
ALLANDALE MANSION
4444
WEST STONE DRIVE, KINGSPORT 37660
(423) 229-9422
FAX: (423) 224-2479
WEBSITE: www.allandalemansion.com
Located 3 miles from 1-26. Intriguing history and southern
elegance create the romantic setting of Kingsport's Allandale
Mansion, often called Kingsport's "White House." Built in
1950 by Ruth and Harvey Brooks, Allandale still houses their
fine furnishings, antiques and art. Today, the mansion and
its grounds are open for rental purposes and tours by appointment
only. Office hours: Mon.-Fri. 8am-5pm. AC. L/HA.
APPALACHIAN CAVERNS
420
CAVE HILL ROAD, BLOUNTVILLE 37617
(423) 323-2337
FAX: (423) 279-0992
WEBSITE: www.appacaverns.com
Come and join us for an hour-long guided tour through amazing
formations our lighted pathways will take you through areas
rich in history and beautiful views. A three-hour wild tour
is also available for the more adventuresome. Hours: 9 a.m.-6p.m.Mon-
Sat and Sunday from 1-5 p.m. Open year round, closed Christmas
Day. AC. PC, TC and CC accepted. L/HA.
BAYS MOUNTAIN PARK
853 BAYS MOUNTAIN PARK ROAD, KINGSPORT 37660
(423) 229-9447
FAX: (423) 224-2589
WEBSITE: www.baysmountain.com
Located 3 miles off I-26. A 3,550-acre nature preserve with
state of the art planetarium, 44-acre lake, live animal
habitats, 36 miles of trails for hiking and mountain biking
and much more. Public programs each Sat. & Sun., and
daily during the summer. Park hours: 8:30am-5:00pm. Extended
hours during the summer. No pets allowed. Closed Thanksgiving,
Christmas Eve and Day, and New Years Day. Call for more
information. AC. TC & CC accepted at gift shop.
BRISTOL CAVERNS
1157 BRISTOL CAVERNS HIGHWAY, BRISTOL 37620
P.O. BOX 851, BRISTOL 37621
(423) 878-2011(phone or Fax)
WEBSITE: www.bristolcaverns.com
Located 8 miles from I-81. A journey through the caverns
will take you through millions of years of timeless beauty.
Largest and most beautiful in the Smoky Mountain Region.
Guided tours about every 20 minutes. A year-round attraction.
Open Mar. 15 -Oct. 31, Mon. - Sat. 9am-5pm; Sun. 12:30-5:00;
Nov. 1-Mar. 14, Mon. - Sat. 10am-4pm; Sun. 12:30-4:30. Closed
Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, and Christmas
Day. AC. TC & CC accepted. L/HA.
BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY & DRAGWAY
151 SPEEDWAY BOULEVARD, BRISTOL 37620
P.O. BOX 3966, BRISTOL 37625
TICKET OFFICE (423) 989-6900
FAX: (423) 764-1646
WEBSITE: www.bristolmotorspeedway.com or www.bristoltix.com
Located 8 miles from I-81. Known as "The World's Fastest
Half-Mile," BMS annually hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup and
Nationwide Series events. Bristol Dragway, better known
as "Thunder Valley," hosts the NHRA Drag Racing Series,
its own Bracket Series program and its popular street-legal
racing series called Street Fights. Visitors also can share
in the spirit of the holiday season during “Speedway in
Lights” exhibit. Track tours available. Call for a complete
schedule of events and tour schedule. Office hours: Mon.-Fri.
9am-5pm. AC. PC, TC & CC accepted. F/HA.
COUNTRYSIDE VINEYARDS & WINERY
658 HENRY HARR ROAD, BLOUNTVILLE 37617-4931
(423) 323-1660 (PHONE or FAX)
WEBSITE: www.cvwineryandsupply.com
Located just 1.5 mile from I-81 exit #63. Nestled in the
foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Countryside Vineyards
in Blountville, Tennessee ripens a rich harvest of memorable
flavors from the earth. Home to the several award-winning
wines recognized throughout the state of Tennessee and other
national competitions. Stop by for a free tour and taste
of our award winning wines. Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-6pm; Sun.
1-6pm. Call to confirm hours. Closed Christmas Day and New
Years Day. Limited hours all other holidays. TC & CC accepted.
F/HA.
THE DICKSON-WILLIAMS MANSION
108 NORTH IRISH STREET, GREENEVILLE 37743
(423) 787-0500
WEBSITE: www.mainstreetgreeneville.com/tours.html
Located 14 miles from I-81 in Historic Downtown Greeneville.
"Showplace of East Tennessee." Designed and constructed
by two craftsmen from Ireland (1815-1821). The circular
staircase, arising three full flights, is the "tour de force"
of the builder's art. Built by William Dickson, Greeneville's
first postmaster for his only child, Catharine, who married
Dr. Alexander Williams. This house served as headquarters
for both Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War.
Tours daily at 1 p.m. limited to 12 people. Advance reservations
for groups over 12 people. Closed holidays. AC.
ERWIN NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY
520 FEDERAL HATCHERY ROAD, ERWIN, 37650
(423) 743-4712
FAX: (423) 743-9793
WEBSITE: http://www.fws.gov/southeast/erwin/index.html
Located 1 mile from I-26. The hatchery produces 10 million
disease-free eggs annually from four strains of Rainbow
Trout broodstock. These eggs are shipped to federal, state
and tribal hatcheries all over the United States to support
recreational fishing efforts. Guided group tours with advance
reservations. The facilities are also open to the public
for self-guided tours. Open Mon-Fri. 7am-3:30 p.m. F/HA.
FUN EXPEDITION
2805 NORTH ROAN STREET, JOHNSON CITY 37601
(423) 747-0707
FAX: (423) 283-4105
WEBSITE: www.funexpedition.com
Located 1 mile from I-26. Fun Expedition appeals to children,
parents and grandparents alike by honoring tried and true
values, morals and ethics in an atmosphere of fun. Among
the activities you'll find at Fun Expedition is mini golf,
batting cages, climbing wall, laser tag arena, state of
the art arcade gallery, indoor and outdoor go-kart track,
bumper cars, bowling, and toddler/soft play area. For your
special events, there will be private party rooms to reserve.
We accommodate groups as small as 15 and as large as 400.
We can customize a package for any need you or your organization
have. Our all-you-care-to-eat Box Car Buffet boasts over
30 varieties of piping hot pizzas made throughout the day
in addition to a generous salad, pasta and dessert selection.
If your destination is FUN, then get on board at Fun Expedition.
Open Mon. - Thurs. 11am - 9 pm; Fri. & Sat. 10am - 11
p.m. L/HA. TC & CC accepted.
GRAY FOSSIL SITE & MUSEUM
1212 SUNCREST DRIVE, GRAY 37615
TOLL FREE (866) 202-6223 or (423) 439-3640
FAX: (423) 439-3658
WEBSITE: www.grayfossilmuseum.org
Located 1.8 miles from I-26, Exit 13 in Gray. Become a paleontologist
at the ETSU & General Shale Brick Natural History Museum
and Gray Fossil Site, our newest attraction. This site has
a secret that's been tucked away underground for over 4
millions years. Get a first-hand look at the late Miocene
Period - a time when the area was home to rhinos, tapirs,
saber-toothed cats, alligators, shovel-tusked elephants
and red pandas. This site contains the world's richest deposit
of fossilized tapirs. Open daily 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. AC.
PC, TC and CC accepted. F/HA.
KIL'N TIME CERAMICS
818 STATE STREET, BRISTOL 37620
(423) 573-9950
WEBSITE: www.kilntimeceramics.com
E-MAIL: kilntimellc@aol.com
MYERS PUMPKIN PATCH & CORN MAZE
3415 GAP CREEK ROAD, BULLS GAP 37711
(423) 235-4796
FAX: (423) 235-3003
WEBSITE: www.myerspumpkinpatch.com
Located in Greene County. Myers Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze
offers visitors a unique outdoor experience for all ages…pumpkins,
mums, Indian corn, squash, gourds, kid's activities, hayrides,
24-acre corn maze, 9-acre "Trail of Terror," and more! Corn
Maze is not open Mon.-Fri. during school hours. Educational
field trips during school hours. "Trail of Terror" haunted
maze open Fri.-Sat. nights during Oct. Seasonal: Open daily
Sept. - Oct. PC accepted. L/HA.
HISTORIC SITES
ANDREW JOHNSON NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
121 MONUMENT AVENUE, GREENEVILLE 37743-5552
(423) 638-3551
FAX: (423) 798-0754
WEBSITE: www.nps.gov/anjo
or discovergreeneville.com/andrewjohnson/
Located 14 miles from I-81. This historic site honors the
life of the 17th President. Andrew Johnson's presidency,
1865-1869, illustrates the United States Constitution at
work following President Lincoln's assassination and during
attempts to reunify a nation torn by civil war. His presidency
shaped the future of the United States and his influences
continue today. The site includes a visitor center, museum,
tailor shop, two Greeneville homes and National Cemetery,
the burial site of President Johnson. Visitor Center Open
9am-5pm daily. Closed New Years Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
AC. L/HA.
NETHERLAND INN/EXCHANGE PLACE ASSOCIATION 
P.O. BOX 293, KINGSPORT 37662-0293
(423) 247-7982 (NETHERLAND INN)
(423) 288-6071 (EXCHANGE PLACE)
WEBSITE: www.netherlandinn.com
WEBSITE: www.exchangeplace.info
NETHERLAND INN (1818) - The restored
Inn faces the Old Stage Road and Holston River, which served
as migratory spot 
for
settlers to build boats for their westward trip during the
mid-1700's. Open 2-4:30pm Sat.-Sun., May 1-Oct. 31.
EXCHANGE PLACE - Revisit the mid-1800s
when people lived off the land. This living farmstead derived
its name from the Exchange of currency and of horses when
it served as a stagecoach stop. Open 10am-2pm Thurs.- Fri.;
2-4:30pm Sat.-Sun., May – Oct. Both sites are listed on
the National Register of Historic Places. AC. L/HA.
ROCKY MOUNT LIVING HISTORY MUSEUM
200 HYDER HILL ROAD, P.O. BOX 160, PINEY FLATS 37686
(423) 538-7396 or (888) 538-1791
FAX: (423) 538-1086
WEBSITE: www.rockymountmuseum.com
Located 4 miles from I-26 on Highway 11-E. The First Capitol
of the Southwest Territory (1790-1792), now a Living History
Museum. Interpreters invite you to become a guest of the
Cobb family in 1791 and experience everyday life on American's
first frontier. Open Mar. - Mid Dec. (first and second Fri.
and Sat. in December). Tues.-Sat. 11a.m.-5 p.m. other times
by appointment. Closed Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day. AC.
Group tour rates available. PC, CC & TC accepted.
SYCAMORE SHOALS STATE HISTORIC AREA
1651 WEST ELK AVENUE, ELIZABETHTON 37643
(423) 543-5808
FAX: (423) 543-0078
WEBSITE: www.tnstateparks.com
Located 8 miles from I-26. Sycamore Shoals was the site
of the first permanent American settlement outside the 13
original colonies and where the largest private or corporate
real estate transaction in the nation's history took place,
the Transylvania Purchase. Park features a visitor's center,
which houses a museum, theater, gift shop and bookstore.
Reconstructed replica of Fort Watauga as it stood in 1776,
a 450-seat amphitheater, picnic area and two mile walking
trail. Park is open Mon.-Sat. 8am-4:30pm; Sun. 1-4:30pm.
PC, TC & CC accepted. F/HA.
TIPTON-HAYNES STATE HISTORIC SITE
2620 SOUTH ROAN STREET, P.O. BOX 225, JOHNSON CITY 37605-0225
(423) 926-3631
WEBSITE: www.tipton-haynes.org
Located 2 miles from I-26 exit 24. Home of Col. John Tipton,
John Tipton, Jr. and Confederate Senator Landon C. Haynes
whose lives represent the history of Tennessee from 1783-1870.
Site of the Battle of The Lost State of Franklin in 1788.
Site features eleven buildings, a museum with permanent
and temporary exhibits, education center and reception space,
a museum shop, and a library and archives that relate to
the early history of Tennessee, as well as the Tipton and
Haynes families. Open Tues. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Call
for alternate winter hours Dec. - Mar. AC. L/HA.
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CULTURAL ARTS and MUSEUMS
BARTER THEATRE
127 WEST MAIN STREET, ABINGDON, VA 24210
P.O. BOX 867, ABINGDON, VA 24212
(276) 628-3991
FAX: (276) 619-3335
WEBSITE: www.bartertheatre.com
Located 3 miles from I-81, exit 17. Professional repertory
theatre at its best, at the State Theatre of Virginia.
Barter launched the careers of such notable actors as
Gregory Peck, Patricia Neal, and Ernest Borgnine . Enjoy
classics, comedies, dramas and musicals on two stages.
Introduce your children to theatre with The Barter Players
and be sure to top by The Café at Barter Stage II. Open
Feb. – Dec. Call or go on-line for performance schedule.
AC. PC, TC, & CC accepted. L/HA.
BIRTHPLACE OF COUNTRY MUSIC ALLIANCE
P.O. BOX 216, BRISTOL 37621
(276) 645-0035
FAX: (276) 645-0036
WEBSITE: www.birthplaceofcountrymusic.org
The Birthplace of Country Music Alliance is a non-profit
grassroots organization established to preserve and promote
the rich musical heritage of our region. The site of the
historic 1927 "Bristol Sessions." The United States Congress
officially designated Bristol, TN/VA as the "Birthplace
of Country Music." Visitors to our region can listen to
and learn about our region’s living musical history online
at www.birthplaceofcountrymusic.org
THE CARTER FAMILY MEMORIAL MUSIC CENTER, INC.
A.P. CARTER HIGHWAY, P.O. BOX 111, HILTONS, VA 24258
(276) 386-6054
WEBSITE: www.carterfamilyfold.org
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here to send an email
The Carter Family Memorial Music Center serves fans and
supporters of old-time country and folk music through the
presentation of weekly performances at the Carter Family
Fold, in Southwest Virginia. The facility honors the memory
of the first family of country music, the legendary Carter
Family (A.P. Carter, Sara Carter, and Maybelle Carter),
whose first recordings (in 1927) are credited with giving
birth to the commercial country music industry. The Carter
Family Memorial Music Center was founded and is directed
by Janette Carter, daughter of A.P. and Sara, who with Sara's
cousin Maybelle, comprised the original Carter Family. A
Saturday night with us in rural southwest Virginia will
supply you with an evening of musical entertainment and
country hospitality you won't soon forget. Open each Saturday
beginning at 7:30 p.m. year round. AC. Group rates available.
For up-to-date program information (recorded), call (276)
386-6054, or (276) 645-0035 or visit our website.
DOAK HOUSE MUSEUM 
HIGHWAY 107, P.O. BOX 5026, GREENEVILLE 37743
(423) 636-8554 or (800) 729-0256 ext. 251
FAX: (423) 638-7166
WEBSITE: http://doakhouse.tusculum.edu/
Located at Tusculum College, the oldest college west of
the Allegheny Mountains founded in 1794. The Museum is the
restored home of Samuel Witherspoon Doak, pioneer educator,
minister, and farmer. Focus on religion and education before
the Civil War. Open: Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm. Closed campus holidays.
Call in advance to confirm hours. AC. L/HA.
GRAY FOSSIL SITE & MUSEUM
1212 SUNCREST DRIVE, GRAY 37615
TOLL FREE (866) 202-6223 or (423) 439-3640
WEBSITE: www.grayfossilmuseum.org
Located 1.5 miles from I-26, Exit 13 in Gray. Become a
paleontologist at the Gray Fossil Museum, our newest attraction.
This site has a secret that's been tucked away underground
for over 4 millions years. Get a first-hand look at the
late Miocene Period - a time when the area was home to
rhinos, tapirs, saber-toothed cats, alligators, shovel-tusked
elephants and red pandas. This site contains the world's
richest deposit of fossilized tapirs. Open daily 8:30
a.m. - 5 p.m. AC. PC, TC and CC accepted. F/HA.
HANDS ON! REGIONAL MUSEUM
315 EAST MAIN STREET, JOHNSON CITY 37601
(423) 434-HAND
FAX: (423) 928-6915
WEBSITE: www.handsonmuseum.org
Located one block from I-26. Hands On! Regional Museum
is a unique environment for children of all ages, designed
to make learning fun. Programs and activities in the arts,
sciences, and humanities are offered daily. Open: Tues.-Fri.
9am-5pm; Sat. 10am-5pm; Sun. 1-5pm. Mon. 9am-5pm (Jun.-Aug.
only). Closed holidays. AC. PC, TC & CC accepted. L/HA.
HARRY V. STEADMAN MOUNTAIN HERITAGE FARMSTEAD MUSEUM
853 BAYS MOUNTAIN PARK ROAD, KINGSPORT 37660
(423) 229-9361 or 229-9447
FAX: (423) 224-2589
WEBSITE: www.baysmountain.com
Located 3 miles off I-26 at Bays Mountain Park. The Farmstead
Museum is a showcase for the way of life that existed
on and around the mountain from pioneer days to the end
of the 19th Century. Tools, machinery and household items
are on display to remind us of days gone by. The building
itself is of hand-hewn logs to illustrate building techniques
of that era. Open weekends 2-5pm; daily in summer. AC.
F/HA.
INTERNATIONAL STORYTELLING CENTER
116 WEST MAIN STREET, JONESBOROUGH 37659
(423) 753-2171 or (800) 952-8392
FAX: (423) 913-8219
WEBSITE: www.storytellingcenter.net
Located 7 miles off I-26 in Historic Downtown Jonesborough.
The International Storytelling Center celebrates the storytelling
tradition through performance, seminars, exhibits, and a
retail shop filled with a wide selection of storytelling
books, CD's, and gifts. The Center produces the annual National
Storytelling Festival, which is seen around the world as
the premier storytelling event in America; it's held the
first full weekend in October. The Center also hosts Storytelling
Live!, an annual teller-in-residence program that runs May-October
with daily performances Tuesday-Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Office
hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Center hours: Tues.-Sat.
10 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. PC, TC, & CC accepted. F/HA.
JONESBOROUGH-WASHINGTON COUNTY HISTORY MUSEUM
& ARCHIVES
117 BOONE STREET, JONESBOROUGH 37659
(423) 753-1015 or (423) 753-9580
FAX: (423) 753-1020
WEBSITE: www.heritageall.org
Located 7 miles off I-26. Our collection of artifacts, newspapers
and other ephemera focuses on the social, cultural and economic
history of Jonesborough and Washington County, creating
a fascinating historical record of the region. We invite
you to visit our gallery space located in the Historic Jonesborough
Visitors Center and coming in October, our new Main Street
exhibits in the ground floor of The Chester Inn, a beautifully
restored historic site built in 1797. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm;
Sat.- Sun. 10am-5pm. AC. PC, TC & CC accepted. F/HA.
NATHANAEL GREENE MUSEUM
101 WEST McKEE STREET, GREENEVILLE 37743
(423) 636-1558
WEBSITE: www.nathanaelgreenemuseum.com
Located 12 miles from I-81. Named for the outstanding Revolutionary
War general under whom many Greene Countians served, and
for whom the town and county are named. Inside you will
see the historical and colorful story of men and women who
helped shape the history and destiny of Greeneville, Greene
County, the State of Tennessee, and even the nation. The
museum consists of ten galleries and numerous independent
exhibits. Open Tues. - Sat. 10am-4pm. Closed Mon. No admission
fee, donations accepted. L/HA.
NISWONGER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
210 TUSCULUM BLVD., P.O. BOX 727, GREENEVILLE 37744
(423) 638-1328
TICKET OFFICE: (423) 638-1679
FAX: (423) 638-1346
WEBSITE: www.greenevillenpac.com
Located 14 miles from I-81. The Niswonger Performing Arts
Center is a state of the art facility offering a variety
of entertainment of all age levels, from traveling troupes
to orchestra performances and Broadway plays to major
concerts, ballet and much more. The Center is an 1150
seat majestic venue. Box Office hours: Mon.-Fri. 11:30
a.m.-5:30 p.m. PC & CC accepted. F/HA.
PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON MUSEUM & LIBRARY
GILLAND STREET, P.O. BOX 5026, GREENEVILLE 37743
(423) 636-7348 or (800) 729-0256 ext. 348
FAX: (423) 638-7166
WEBSITE: http://ajmuseum.tusculum.edu/
Located at Tusculum College, the oldest college west of
the Allegheny Mountains founded in 1794. The President Andrew
Johnson Museum and Library contain the personal library
and papers of the President and his family. Artifacts and
changing exhibits are available. Open Mon.-Fri. 9am-5pm.
Closed campus holidays. F/HA.
PROUD ANNIE MYSTERY THEATRE
920 OLD BOONES CREEK ROAD, JONESBOROUGH 37659
P.O. BOX 457, JONESBOROUGH 37659
(423) 753-3735 or (805) 512-2403
FAX: (423) 753-3735 (with notice)
WEBSITE: www.proudannie.com
Located 9.7 miles from I-26. A beautiful restored 1857 historic
home within walking distance to downtown Jonesborough. The
mystery show occurs around a six-course gourmet meal beginning
at 6:30 p.m. Prizes awarded to the team(s) with the correct
answers. Photos are taken of the actors with patrons and
e-mailed the following day. We are a BYOB facility. Proud
Annie's offers a two-room bed & breakfast with all the
amenities. Reserve your stay following a show. The Mystery
Dinner Theatre is open most Fridays and Saturdays at 6:30
p.m., Reservations required; Sunday Brunch 10:30 a.m. -
2:00 p.m. Weekday afternoon traditional English Teas by
appointment. AC. PC, TC & CC accepted. N/HA.
REECE MUSEUM AT EAST TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY
P.O. BOX 70660, GILBREATH CIRCLE, JOHNSON CITY 37614-1701
(423) 439-4392
FAX: (423) 439-4283
WEBSITE: www.etsu.edu/reece
Located .2 miles from I-26 on the campus of East Tennessee
State University. An art and history museum with exhibits
on Appalachian and regional culture, tradition, history,
and contemporary art. Changing exhibits feature the best
in fine crafts, regional art of varied media and regional
history. Associated programs and events. Hours: Tues., Wed.,
Fri. 9am-4pm; Thurs. 9am-7pm; Closed Mon., Sat. & Sun. L/HA
TENNESSEE NEWSPAPER AND PRINTING MUSEUM
415 SOUTH DEPOT STREET, ROGERSVILLE 37857
(423) 272-1961
FAX: (423) 272-0146
WEBSITE: www.rogersvilleheritage.org
Located 25 miles from I-26 in a quaint 1890 Southern Railway
Depot. Tennessee's only printing museum displays print shop
equipment from the early 20th century, historic newspaper
collection and memorabilia from Pressmen's Home. Open Wed.
and Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. and Fri. 9:30 a.m. - noon
and other times by appointment.
UNICOI COUNTY HERITAGE MUSEUM
FEDERAL HATCHERY ROAD, P.O. BOX 317, ERWIN 37650-0317
(423) 743-9449
Located 12 miles off I-26 and .5 miles from US 19/23.
1903 restored home on the grounds of the Erwin National
Fish Hatchery. The museum contains turn-of-the century
items such as Blue Ridge Pottery, a country store, and
Clinchfield Railroad memorabilia. Open May-Sept. 1-5pm;
Sat. & Sun. in Oct. AC (donation). L/HA.
WILLIAM KING REGIONAL ARTS CENTER
415 ACADEMY DRIVE, ABINGDON, VA 24210
(276) 628-5005
FAX: (276) 628-3922
WEBSITE: www.wkrac.org
Located 3 miles off I-81. William King Regional Arts Center
is the only facility of its kind serving far Southwest
Virginia and Northeast Tennessee. Featuring three exhibitions
showcasing regional and world art, classes for children
and adults, outdoor sculpture garden, resident artist
studio, historic house museum and museum store. The Arts
Center is a Partner of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
and a member of the American Association of Museums, the
Virginia Association of Museums and the Southeastern Museums
Conference. Open Tues. 10am-9pm, Wed.-Sat. 10am -5pm;
Sun. 1-5pm. F/HA.
Note, This is not a comprehensive listing of cultural
arts & museums in the region. The featured cultural
arts & museums are members of the Northeast Tennessee
Tourism Association.
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TOURS AND SPECIAL EVENT PLANNING
APPALACHIAN GHOSTWALKS
P.O. BOX 153, UNICOI 37692
(423) 743-WALK (9255)
WEBSITE: www.AppalachianGhostWalks.com
Ghost Tours include Historic Erwin, Jonesborough, Greeneville,
Rogersville, Blountville, Johnson City with two locations
including ETSU and Tipton-Haynes Historic Site, and Abingdon.
For reservations visit our award winning website, or call
(423) 743-WALK. PC, TC & CC. L/HA.
MAIN STREET TOURS
310 SOUTH MAIN STREET, GREENEVILLE 37743
(423) 787-0500
WEBSITE: www.mainstreetgreeneville.com
Offering two unique tours in Historic Greeneville. The Dickson-Williams
Mansion Guided Tour - Discover decorative arts, antiques
and a lot of history. Tours daily at 1 p.m. Tour limited
to 12 people. Advance reservations for groups over 12 people.
"A Walk with the President" Guided Tour - A 90-minute guided
walking tour of Historic Greeneville, Tennessee's second
oldest town. Hours: Mon. - Sat. at 9:30 a.m. April - Oct.
Both tours departs from the General Morgan Inn. AC. PC &
CC accepted. L/HA.
POSITIVE SOLUTIONS THROUGH STORIES & TOURS
P.O. BOX 765, 118 BOONE STREET, JONESBOROUGH 37659
(423) 753-9882
FAX: (423) 913-0417
WEBSITE: www.positivesolutionstours.com
We are the only tour operator in the US that tours private
homes year round and uses the art of storytelling to interpret
our region. For group travel we offer package tours highlighting
"Our Four Corners Region." Step-on guides, or 5-day/4 night
custom designed tours including entertainment, meals, sightseeing
and hotels. For individual travelers enjoy an evening spirit
walk "Legends-Whispers & Mysteries" or let our guides bring
history to life through storytelling on our morning "Strolling
& Stories" tour. What is "Our Four Corners Region?" Call
or visit our website to find out. Additional tour options
available upon request. Reservations required. AC.
Note, This is not a comprehensive listing
of attractions & tours in the region. The featured attractions
& tours are members of the Northeast Tennessee Tourism
Association.
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