Opening 2008, the Bemis Mill Village Museum, located in the historic and rehabilitated Bemis Theater/Auditorium, contains exhibits and memorabilia portraying the story of Bemis, a mill town forged out of the cotton fields in 1900 by Judson Moss Bemis.

Houses Rockabilly Memorabilia; audio and video tapes of Rockabilly artists; guided tours

This museum has something for everyone. Exhibits include the history of Jackson and its heritage as well as displays by local businesses and schools including hands-on children’s exhibits in science, technology, art and history.

Displays include a collection of old radios and radio equipment plus memorabilia and pictures of James E. Wolfe, Jr., President/CEO and founder of the West Tennessee Cultural Heritage Museum, and his wife, Queen of Soul/Blues Denise LaSalle, with celebrities they...

A restored turn-of-the-century N.C. & St.L. railway depot.The City of Jackson,TN. has restored the Depot into a local history Railroad Museum-a lasting tribute to the impact of the railroads on the growth of Jackson and Madison County. The Museum's permanent...

The beautiful 8,000-square-foot building is modeled after an 1890s depot just like Casey Jones would have pulled into. It houses a new theatre for watching a short Casey Jones film, a permanent exhibit hall, the Jackson Railroad Room and museum store complete with a...

The West Tennessee Regional Art Center opened in 1994 in the restored city hall building in Humboldt, Tennessee. The nonprofit museum houses the Caldwell Collection as its permanent exhibit (the only permanent fine art collection between Memphis and Nashville) and...

The Cotton Museum of the South strives to preserve West Tennessee's agricultural heritage as an educational resource for the community and the region by telling the story of the cotton plant, its role in world affairs, its influence in the development of technology,...

A collection of restored log and other structures creating a rural antique Southern village.

The West Tennessee Agricultural Museum presents life-size displays that depict the everyday challenges settlers faced opening a new territory. From children attending a one-room schoolhouse to the Sunday social at the old country church to the heat of the...