Museum of Appalachia

The Museum of Appalachia in Clinton, Tennessee is a living history museum established in 1969, celebrating Appalachian culture through over 30 historic structures and 250,000 artifacts that depict the daily lives of early settlers. Spanning 65 acres, the museum offers immersive exhibits, special displays, annual events like the Tennessee Fall Homecoming, educational programs, heirloom gardens, farm animals, live music, and storytelling sessions. Visitors can also enjoy the museum store and cafe, making it a comprehensive destination for experiencing Appalachian heritage.