| Attractions |
| Coffee County |
| Tullahoma |
Tullahoma Campaign Come drive the Civil War self-driving tour that weaves you through the Southern Middle Tennessee area showcasing important events that happened in 1863. Kiosks with detailed and informative information are located throughout the area. Please call to receive a guide for the Tullahoma Campaign. |
| Tullahoma Confederate Cemetery and Maplewood Cemetery Maplewood Ave (off Hwy 41-A) Tullahoma, 37388 931-723-3530 This cemetery was once the home to over 400 unknown Confederate soldiers in unmarked graves. Now there is a marker listing the names of many of these once-forgotten soldiers. |
| Tullahoma Fine Arts Center 401 S Jackson Tullahoma, 37388 931-455-1234 www.tullahomafinearts.org Housed in the historic Baillet House, the Arts Center offers classes for individuals who are 5 to 80 years of age who have interests in drawing, painting, clay work or photography. “Preserving the Past and Nurturing the Future through Creativity.” Offering classes, displays and exhibits. |
Franklin County |
| Belvidere |
Belvidere Market & Cat House Blues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
| Circle E Guest Ranch 50 Circle E Ln, (Hwy 16) Belvidere, 37306 931-962-1790 www.circleeguestranch.com The Circle E Ranch is located in the Cumberland Mountains just 8 miles from Winchester. Nestled on the fringe of over 100,000 acres of uninhabited mountain land, you will experience breathtaking views of the mountains, caves, waterfalls, creeks and four seasons of color and abundant wildlife. Circle E Ranch offers miles and miles of trails of varying lengths and difficulty. Campsites and rustic log cabins are available and fully furnished. The Hitchin’ Post restaurant is available for special events and parties.< |
| Falls Mill 134 Falls Mill Rd Belvidere, 37306 931-469-7161 www.fallsmill.com Falls Mills built in 1873 is a water-powered grain mill and museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Mill is open to the public for tours each day except Wednesdays. Visitors will begin with an introductory history of the mill, and then take a self-guided tour of the building and scenic grounds. Antique machinery relating to the mill is located on two floors. The weaving room is located upstairs. Visit the country store where various products can be purchased. Mail order services available. Overnight lodging in a log cabin bed and breakfast is available on the property. |
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