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Call us at (931) 277-3800 or visit the Reception Outpost for more information.

Homesteads Tower Museum. Constructed in the 1930s, the tower was used as administrative offices for the Cumberland Homesteads. Museum collection includes photos, documents and artifacts from the 30s and 40s, when the community was developing. The lookout platform at the top of the tower provides views of most of the original 252 farmsteads.

Cookeville Depot Museum. Museum includes Tennessee Central Railway artifacts as well as a replica of Cookeville’s west side during the 1950s. Grounds house a 1913 Baldwin steam engine, two small track cars, 1920s classic red caboose and a 1960s caboose.