East Tennessee History Center, Knoxville, Tennessee, United States of America

The East Tennessee History Center is a museum located in Knoxville that holds the key to Tennessee's history, particularly in Knoxville. This museum is featuring some award-winning exhibits that tell the story of Knoxville's earliest past settlers, places, and significant events that shaped Knoxville today. The center thrives for people's interest and attention despite being positioned in between Tennessee's most visited tourist destinations. What made the East Tennessee History Center different is because of the compelling story behind it. The East Tennessee History Center also home to genealogy magazines and premier research libraries. The signature exhibition of the center is the Voices of the Land: The People of East Tennessee.  

Until now, Knoxville preserved the purity of the place. The Blount Mansion, or formerly called William Blount Mansion, was once the home of the only territorial governor in Knoxville. Many Tennessee state historian would claim that the Blount Mansion is the most important historical spot in Tennessee. With more than 10,000 visitors per year, James White's Fort is a museum home dedicated to James White, the founder of Knoxville. In 1970, White's Fort was rebuilt as a museum so everyone can view it. White's other names in Knoxville include General James White Memorial Civic Coliseum, the James White Green and the James White Parkway. Located just a mile away from the University Tennessee is the Red Roof Inn Knoxville Central, which provides an on-site fitness center and a work space. It also includes laundry and housekeeping services, with laundry facilities available. For accommodations located close to the center, book a stay at Hilton Knoxville or at the Crowne Plaza Hotel Knoxville Downtown University. Both hotels offering 4-star rated services and amenities. Extend your vacation by visiting neighboring cities such as Clinton and Concord.