Cheap Things To Do in Antioch, Tennessee

Fort Loudon Lake is formed by the Holston, French Broad and Little Tennessee rivers and is named for the close by Fort Loudon. It is 55 miles long, has 14,600 acres of surface area and 360 miles of shoreline. Loudon, Blount and Knox ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Travellers Rest' is a historic plantation in Nashville, Tennessee. In 1799, the two story structure with four rooms was built by Judge John Overton (17661833). Overton was an advisor and close friend of Andrew Jackson, judge at ... More on Wikipedia

about Antioch High School: Antioch High School , a public school serving students in grades 10 through 12, is part of ... More on GoCityKids

Inscription. Established in 1912 for the education of Negro citizens, Tennessee State University merged with UT-Nashville in 1979 and has become a major comprehensive urban university. Development ... More on HMDB

Tennessee State Fairgrounds - Some venues that lure in the best and the brightest, venues that keep you coming back again and again, venues that offer top-notch service. This isn’t one of them. Ten... More on clubzone

3.3 mile lakeside trail (with more to come) with a 7 mile Pinnacle trail on the other side of the road (connected via a connector trail and tunnel under the road). There are plenty of challenging a... More on trails.mtbr.com

IF you are not into technical riding, stay on the lake side and enjoy well designed beginner level and low intermediate level trail and obstacles. More on trails.mtbr.com

Monday-Friday 9am-4pm. Closed holidays. Free admission. Handicapped accessible on main floor only. Open weekends for special events like Summer Saturdays and Music & Molasses Festival. The Museum has an extensive collection of home ... More on VisitMusicCity.com

The remains of Fort Negley stand testament to the Union Army's 1862 occupation of Nashville and the subsequent transformation of the city into a major supply depot for Union troops. At the Visitors... More on Heritage

Nashville's historic Fort Negley was the largest inland stone fort constructed during the Civil War and is now the site of Fort Negley Park and the Fort Negley Visitors Center. The Visitors Center ... More on KidsPlayParks