The Museum Center at 5ive Points is a regional history and art museum for Cleveland and Bradley County, Tennessee. It hosts changing exhibits and education programs throughout the year.

Red Clay State Historic Park is located in southern Bradley County in Cleveland, Tennessee. The park is also listed as an interpretive center along the Cherokee Trail of Tears. It encompasses 263 acres (1.06 km2) of land and is located just above the...

The Lynn H. Wood Archaeological Museum is honored to be the home of the William G. Dever Near Eastern Collection, which, together with other donations and acquisitions, provides the basis for a stunning visual display of more than two hundred objects from Egypt,...

Come see the incredible collection of folk artist C. E. Blevins: retired teacher, missionary, and minister. For over twenty years, C. E. has dedicated his time to creating the most vast collection of exact bird egg replicas in the world. From the egg of the smallest...

The arboretum is a small round park in front of the Dent House, now the Hamilton County Agriculture Center, whose gardens and some buildings date from the mid-19th century. It contains 55 types of trees and shrubs, identified by common and scientific names, including...

The museum’s exhibits provide a timeline of American history starting with the Revolutionary War and proceeds through the War on Terror. The history of America is revealed through pictures, narratives, uniforms and actual artifacts. The Civil War exhibit features...

The Tennessee Valley Railroad is a moving museum, offering an interactive, historical experience that will add an extra dimension to your visit to Chattanooga’s great attractions. Here you will find the only regularly scheduled, full-sized train ride in Tennessee....

Dragon Dreams houses a unique collection of dragons that have been accumulated since 1975. Thousands of dragons of all types are on display in eight rooms. See unusual one-of-a-kind antiques, delicate porcelains, hand-crafted figurines and furniture. Dragons made of...

The arboretum contains a walking trail (approximately 1 mile) that interprets the forest in the context of Native American culture. It features trees and woody plants labeled with scientific, common, and Cherokee names written in the Cherokee Syllabary. Cherokee uses...

This 1906, two-story Victorian rail station is open for tours. An exhibit tells the story of this town built as a planned community by the L&N Railroad and traces its working class history. An active railyard is outside where visitors enjoy trains switching, changing...