Best History Museum in Lebanon

"Music City wouldn’t be an accurate name for Nashville, Tennessee without a museum dedicated to country music. Located in the entertainment district of downtown Nashville, the Country Music Hall of Fame provides over 40,000 square feet of music history and so much more. This unique museum and research center can offer any visitor the chance to learn about and enjoy the history of a strictly American musical genre."

"Tennessee has given the world more than great music; For instance, President Andrew Jackson called Nashville home. The Tennessee State Museum outlines his contributions to both the state and the nation as one of its permanent exhibits. Other exhibits tell the story of Tennessee from prehistoric times through the 1920s."

"There are many Nashville museums that tell the story of music in Tennessee and the country. The Tennessee State Museum tells a different story—one of the state’s contributions to the world other than music. See Tennessee-made furniture, a replica print shop and pioneer cabin, and Victorian painting gallery."

"Three floors of art exhibits make up the Tennessee State Museum: a veritable treasure trove of the state’s history. Some of the displays include Tennessee-made furniture, silver, weapons and quilts. There are also reproductions of an 18th-century print shop, pioneer cabin and antebellum parlor."

"Established in 1966, The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee’s sports heritage. With vintage uniforms and artifacts, the museum honors athletes, coaches, sportswriters, and administrators who have made an impact on Tennessee sports history. The Hall is located in Bridgestone Arena where the Nashville Predators hockey team plays."

"Many award-winning athletes have come out of Tennessee, including Daren Bates, Reggie Grimes and Jalen Reeves-Maybin. The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates them all, and it’s conveniently located in downtown Nashville. Browse the displays and exhibits that showcase the history of the state’s finest sportsmen."

"The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame connects athletes, coaches and fans through exhibits that honor accomplishments on and off the field. Tickets are under $5 for adults, so this is a great place for a cheap day out!"

"Dukes of Hazzard fans unite and get yourself to Cooter’s Nashville. This large tribute to all things Hazzard County features props, pictures, costumes and memorabilia from one of America’s favorite TV shows. Uber-fans can sit in the iconic 1969 Dodge Charger, Daisy’s jeep, Cooter’s tow truck and Rosco’s patrol car for a photo to stick on the fridge."

"Okay, it’s not a music museum but it kinda defies my established categories. if you loved the TV show, you’ll experience a variety of artifacts that the Duke Boys left behind. They’ve been scooped up by Ben Jones who played Cooter on the series."

"Want to feel like a kid surrounded by toys and posters of your favourite TV serial?. Walk in and find out for yourself. The Cooter’s Garage has a lot of memorabilia from those yester years."

"While Historic Mansker's Station isn't exactly a museum, I think it's a great stop for families looking to add some history into their Nashville visit. The Middle Tennessee area has several antebellum homes that explore the history of the area, including the Civil War and the tragedy of slavery. However, Historic Mansker's Station is my pick thanks to their hands-on demonstrations of frontier life."

"At Historic Mansker’s Station guests are able to experience the life of a frontier settler and life on a plantation. Mansker’s Fort is a replica log station that was built in the early 1780’s. The original Bowen House is the oldest standing brick home in Middle Tennessee and was constructed in 1787."

"Bootleggers Inn is one of the hidden gems of Lower Broadway. It’s never too crowded, drinks are pretty inexpensive, and the music upstairs is always top notch. Unfortunately, they allow smoking upstairs, so you have to stand the smell of smoke to hear the better acts playing at this bar."

"Tucked away near several other buildings in downtown Nashville, Bootleggers Inn is a quiet, dimly-lit bar that might not catch your eye right off the bat. It isn’t painted purple or flashing with neon lights. You might need to circle the block before you even find it."

"Enjoy beer specials and burgers at Jonathan's Grille|© Jonathan's Grille. Since 1999, the family-owned bar and grille has been serving the Nashville area. Combining the ambiance of an upscale restaurant with the energy of a sports bar, Jonathan’s is a great place to catch the big game or enjoy a laid-back meal."

"Being from out of town and getting in late, this seemed like a great place to grab a bite to eat. However, went in to order, sat down at the bar, no one ..."

"Visit the Tennessee Central Railway Museum to learn more about America’s railroads by either seeing the different exhibits or taking a ride on a train. The passenger excisions travel all around middle Tennessee and have refreshments and souvenirs on board. Some of the train rides are themed, so it’s a fun way to experience a portion of history while getting to see a little more of the state."

"The Tennessee Central Railway Museum is dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee's railroad heritage. TCRM is home to a unique collection of historic equipment such as passenger cars, cabooses, and freight cars. The museum also operates passenger excursions in Middle Tennessee, providing a unique opportunity for everyone to experience the joys of rail travel."

"The Tennessee Central Railway Museum is not a typical museum. Take a ride and watch Tennessee move by past your wide window. Relax and ride through the scenic views and get an idea of the beauty of Tennessee."

"Established in 1966, The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation of Tennessee’s sports heritage. With vintage uniforms and artifacts, the museum honors athletes, coaches, sportswriters, and administrators who have made an impact on Tennessee sports history. The Hall is located in Bridgestone Arena where the Nashville Predators hockey team plays."

"Many award-winning athletes have come out of Tennessee, including Daren Bates, Reggie Grimes and Jalen Reeves-Maybin. The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame and Museum celebrates them all, and it’s conveniently located in downtown Nashville. Browse the displays and exhibits that showcase the history of the state’s finest sportsmen."

"The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame connects athletes, coaches and fans through exhibits that honor accomplishments on and off the field. Tickets are under $5 for adults, so this is a great place for a cheap day out!"

"The Parthenon is located in Nashville’s Centennial Park and is one of the city’s most unique attractions. Replicas of authentic Grecian statues depicting Greek gods and goddesses offer and opportunity for guests to learn more about classical architecture. Many guests also choose to stop by the Tennessee Art Museum which houses approximately 60 works of art by well-known 19th and 20th century artists"

"Nashville's most iconic landmark, the famous reproduction of Athens' Parthenon, is located in Centennial Park and is just a short walk west of the city center. Originally built of wood in 1897 to commemorate the state's centenary, it was later rebuilt in cement on the same site. Today, it stands as an impressively accurate full-scale replica of the original Greek temple."

"Did you know that Nashville was home to a full-scale replica of the Parthenon?. Located in the heart of Centennial Park with paths and open areas for picnics and sports, there is something for everyone here. Inside the Parthenon is an art museum which for only $6 is a real bargain."