Schedule your
next trip to include
the nationally acclaimed
Museum of Appalachia!
Homecoming tour group form
Experience the
sights, sounds, and tastes of bygone days
with a
tour or a special package event!
Our popular package features a
tour of the Museum's spectacular grounds and
collections, a buffet meal served in our
spacious and comfortable banquet hall, and an hour
of live, authentic old-time music
performed from our banquet hall stage! The
typical package runs three hours, but times can be
expanded or compressed, depending upon your
schedule's needs. Our standard menus can be
modified as well. Depending upon the time of
day you expect to arrive, you can market the
package as a Morning, Afternoon, or Evening in Old Appalachia--and you'll want to include the
information that your group will be treated to an
authentic taste of East Tennessee when they enjoy
a meal served by Buddy's Bar-b-q®, the region's
hands-down barbecue favorite!
Other things to consider when
planning your trip:
●We're only 15 minutes from Knoxville and less than
an hour from Pigeon Forge.
●You can make a day trip
out of a visit to the Museum along with visits to
the nearby
Norris Dam and State Park, Lenoir
Museum, and the 19th century Rice Grist Mill, all
within 15 minutes of us.
●For longer trips, there is
lodging within two miles and convenient lodging in nearby
Knoxville as well.
Let our Events Staff do the
planning for you--check
here for information,
basic pricing, and
suggested menus. Plan to include us in your
next trip!
(865)
494-7680
Our physical address is
2819 Andersonville Hwy.
Clinton, TN 37716
E-mail us at: museum@museumofappalachia.org
The Museum of Appalachia is open during daylight hours
year-round, except Christmas Day. Closing times
vary with the seasons, depending upon daylight hours.
Please telephone for exact hours of closing.
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