• Beck Cultural Center : African-American history in Knoxville, late 1800's to present · Knoxville, 865-524-8461

• Bleak House Confederate Mem. Hall : Built in 1858-occupied by Gen. James Longstreet, museum · Knoxville, 865-522-2371

• Blount Mansion : Built between 1792 & 1830, for the S.W. Territory's governor · Knoxville, 865-525-2375

• Carbo's Smoky Mtn. Police Museum : Features Walking Tall Sheriff Buford T. Pusser's corvette · Pigeon Forge, 865-453-1358

• Cooter's Place : Dukes of Hazzard museum · Gatlinburg

• East Tennessee Historical Center/Customs House : On the National Register of Historical Places · Knoxville, 865-544-5744

• Elvis Museum : Large collection of Elvis's personal possessions · Pigeon Forge, 865-428-2001

• Frank H. McClung Museum : Collections of anthropology, archaeology, and ancient Egypt · Knoxville, 865-974-2144

• Great Smoky Mountains Natural History Association : Educational & Historical information · Gatlinburg, 865-436-7318

• Guinness World Records Museum : Astounding feats from the Book of World Records · Gatlinburg, 865-436-9100

• Sam Houston Schoolhouse : Oldest school in TN,(built-1794), Houston taught here in 1812 · Maryville, 865-983-1550

• James White's Fort : Reconstruction of original fort built by James White in 1786 · Knoxville, 865-525-6514

• Jefferson County Museum Dandridge Historic District : Self-guided tour - 30 structures on Nat. Historic Register · Dandridge, 865-397-9642

• Knoxville Museum of Art : State-of-the-art facility with five galleries · Knoxville, 865-525-6101

• Little River Railroad & Lumber Co. Museum : Memorabilia of railroad & lumber operations · Townsend, 865-448-2211

• Mabry-Hazen House : Served as headquarters for the Confederate & Union forces · Knoxville, 865-522-8661

• Marble Springs John Sevier Historic Site : Plantation home of John Sevier, military leader/first gov. of TN. · Knoxville, 865-573-5508

• Muscle Car Museum : Largest & most incredible collection of American Muscle Cars · Sevierville, 865-908-0882

• Museum of East Tennessee History : Explores the dramatic 200-year development of E. TN · Knoxville, 865-544-4318

• Newport/Cocke County Museum : Native American artifacts, special exhibits, wildlife diorama · Newport, 423-623-7201 or 865-623-7304

• Old City Historic District : Restored historic center - entertainment, shops and dinning · Knoxville, 865-523-2316

• Old Gray Cemetery : Established in 1850, is on the Nat. Register of Historical Places · Knoxville, 865-522-1424

• Ramsey House Plantation : Completed in 1797, was the center of social and political life · Knoxville, 865-546-0745

• Sevier County Heritage Museum : Learn of the traditions and heritage of the area · Sevierville, 865-453-4058

• Sevierville Historic Walking Tours : Self-guided tour describes 20 important locations · Sevierville, 865-453-6411 or 1-888-Sevierville

• Smoky Mountain Car Museum : Famous personality cars, gas, electric and steam autos · Pigeon Forge, 865-453-3433

• Star Cars Museum : Famous Hollywood movie and TV series automobiles · Gatlinburg, 865-430-2200

• Volunteer State Veterans Hall of Honor : Memorabilia from the Revolutionary War to Desert Storm · Knoxville, 865-577-0757