Best History Museum in Nashville

"For this particular Nashville itinerary, the 3 or 4 attraction FLEX pass, can save you a few dollars on entrance to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Studo B tour, the Hatch Show Print tour, and the tour of Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. If you choose to also visit some of the other attractions (mentioned below) that aren’t officially part of this Nashville itinerary, you could save around $35 USD with the 6 attraction FLEX pass."

"The Tennessee State Museum is home to 13,000 years of Tennessee art and history. If you’re a tri-star state fan, or just a history buff, this is the museum for you!. The museum features a “Tennessee Time Tunnel,” six permanent exhibition, a hands-on Children’s Gallery, and a digital learning center."

"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!"

"For any fans of The Dukes of Hazzard, Cooter’s Nashville is a must-stop. This is a museum and shop that is all about the famous TV show and subsequent movies. The establishment is even run by Ben Jones, who was known for playing Cooter before going on to serve in the United States Congress."

"For a little southern kitsch, fans of the Dukes of Hazzard will want to stop by Cooter’s Place. The store and museum commemorating the popular show is owned by Ben Jones, who played Cooter Davenport, and in the 1990s represented Georgia’s 4th District in the U.S. House of Representatives."

"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."

"Here are some ideas for day two: relax in the rural setting at Sam Davis Home, then steep yourself in history at Rippavilla Plantation, then contemplate the long history of Lotz House Museum, and finally steep yourself in history at Winstead Hill Park. To find traveler tips, ratings, other places to visit, and more tourist information, read our Franklin online road trip planner ."

"The Battle of Franklin was a pivotal battle in the Civil War and the Lotz House was in the center of all the chaos. It’s still standing today and allows visitors to tour the inside and see the damage caused by cannonballs and the bloodstains still on the floor. While touring, you’ll learn about the family who built the home and how the battle affected their lives."

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"Here’s something you don’t see every day: coffee-rubbed baked fries. After a trip to The Cookery, you’ll never look at fries the same way again. Order up a big batch of favorites like the Cockney fries, topped with white gravy and parmesan, or the BBQ pork fries, with pork and caramelized onions."

"Sedona Taphouse’s truly admirable beer and wine list is the perfect complement to your patio hanging. With daily specials and plenty of small plates to go around, this Germantown patio is a hit."

"Woodmont Park includes a tennis court, basketball court, a playground, and picnic tables. They have flat area to run in, two playgrounds that are good for kids of all ages and sandbox."

"The Hadley Park Regional Center provides a friendly, safe, and modern place for people of all ages to meet with friends, recreate, and exercise in the heart of the historic area of North Nashville. The community center offers a wide array of programs and activities for all skill levels and ages, boasting reasonable fees for fitness classes and memberships. Facilities and programs offered at the Hadley Park Center include an outdoor playground, full-service fitness center, indoor pool, outdoor and indoor running/walking tracks, a variety of exercise classes, an aerobics and dance studio, game room, youth programs, and senior recreation programs."