| Attractions |
| Bedford County |
| Shelbyville |
W. R. L. Market – Shelbyville’s Grocery on the Square Step back in time as you visit the W. R. L. Market housed in one of Shelbyville’s old downtown structures dating back to 1880. Learn about the building’s architecture and enjoy vintage décor that welcomes you to sit a spell – enjoy a cold drink and a sandwich from the deli or enjoy one of the daily specials for lunch. The interest in Shelbyville’s history brought the owner to this town with the idea of wanting to open a unique grocery store and sell the famous Watkins products – spices, flavorings, remedies and other unusual items. This market features many items that offer fond memories! |
| Waterfall Farms 2395 Hwy 64 East Shelbyville, 37160 931-684-7894 www.waterfallfarms.com An industry showplace for more than a decade. Waterfall Farms is the largest Tennessee Walking Horse breeding facility in the state. Visitors are welcome. Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Saturday, 7:30 a.m. – Noon, CST. Groups are welcome but advanced reservations are required. |
| Wartrace |
| Historic Chockley Tavern 111 Spring St Wartrace, 37183 931-389-0545 www.chockleytavern.com History Chockley Tavern, ca. 1852. National Register Railroad District. Only interactive site on the Tullahoma Campaign Civil War Trail featuring meals. 19th Century entertainment/educational programs by staff in period dress. Advanced reservations required, serving 10-47 persons. Local tours, gift items, and garden. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
| Tennessee Walking Horse Trail P. O. Box 52 Tullahoma, 37388 800-799-6131 www.chockleytavern.com In 1935, seven local horse trainers and breeders gathered to create the first walking horse association. The first year 208 horses were registered. This trail weaves through Southern Middle Tennessee featuring the burial place of “Strolling Jim” – the first World Grand Champion of The Celebration (buried on the grounds of the Walking Horse Hotel – Wartrace). Visit the Tennessee Walking Horse Museum (Lynchburg), The Celebration grounds (Shelbyville), the Walking Horse Breeders’ and Exhibitors’ Association (Lewisburg), various walking horse farms and ride in trail events throughout the year. |
| Camden |
Neighbor (Heading West) Witness a remarkable iridescent product of nature as it emerges from the indigenous Washboard mussel. Tennessee’s Official State Gem – the freshwater pearl – is rarely found naturally from these living animals, but grown at the only freshwater pearl-culturing farm operation in the North American continent. The organic gem stone-culturing operation is nestled in the pristine embayment of Birdsong Creek – just off the scenic Tennessee River’s beautiful Kentucky Lake – in Camden, West Tennessee, 9 miles north of Interstate 40 at Exit 133/Birdsong Exit. The Tennessee River Freshwater Pearl Museum, Farm, Tour and Jewelry Showroom is located at Birdsong Resort and Marina. Tour packages available. |
Coffee County |
| Manchester |
Beans Creek Winery Located in the heart of southern Middle Tennessee. On-site tastings are offered along with wine sales and a gift shop. Wines offered range from dry reds to sweet white and fruit wines. |
| Dixie Outfitters Southern Heritage Store 1900 McArthur St Manchester, 37355 931-728-0481 www.dixieoutfitterstenn.com Complete line of Dixie Outfitters/Dixie Girls t-shirt designs, flags, car tags, caps. Full line of Southern Heritage memorabilia. |
| Foothills Crafts 418 Woodbury Hwy Manchester, 37355 931-728-9236 Non-profit craft association dedicated to quality Tennessee craft works. Juried craftsmen are qualified in using wood, clay, metal and fiber. Foothills Crafts is part of the Tennessee Heritage Arts & Crafts Trail and the Southern Middle Tennessee RC & D Quilt Trail. Open 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday – Saturday, 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. on Sunday. |
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