Cheap Things To Do in Karns, Tennessee

The club also has rock climbing walls, trampoline basketball courts, classes of all sorts and it is a comfortable ... More on SwimmersGuide

There is also an outdoor, unheated, seasonal pool at this YMCA. More on SwimmersGuide

Cherokee Caverns is the most beautiful and historical cavern in Knox County, Tennessee. That is why it is generally called Historic Cherokee Caverns. All in all it also has a long history of name changes and as a show cave. The Haunted ... More on showcaves.com

Visitors may be given a tour, which includes the tower where legend has it Confederate sharpshooters were ... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

Bleak House, an Italianate mansion built for Robert Armstrong, was used as the headquarters for Confederate... More on Weather.com

Inscription. One mile south, Charles McClung erected his brick home about 1806. McClung laid out the city of Knoxville in 1791 on the site of White's Fort, was on the committee to draft Tennessee's first Constitution. and was a charter ... More on HMDB

Home of the Third Creek Greenway and the Tyson Tennis Clubhouse, this popular multi-use ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Next time you're passing through Knoxville, and take the time to visit Tyson Park, take a few extra min... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. About 3 miles NW, on Plumb Creek, Nicholas Ball, trapper and Long Hunter, established a camp which was used by westbound emigrants. Several years after founding this camp he was killed by Indians near Wells Station, Dec ... More on HMDB

Inscription. A short distance north lived Archibald Roane, Continental soldier, frontier judge and the second governor of Tennessee. He is buried in Pleasant Forest Cemetery, one~half mile south. Many other pioneer settlers are also ... More on HMDB

An exact replica of the official memorial in Guam, this monument features ... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is a great reminder of the dedication of our canine comrades! A regal statue that I passed by numerous t... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Cavett (spelled Cavet in some places) Station is named for an early settlement located on Broome Road off Middlebrook Pike in Knoxville, TN. The fort was probably the site of one of the area's ... More on Cavettstationdar.org

Inscription. About 1/2 mile north was this early fortified settlement. Here on Sept 25, 1793, Alexander Cavett and 12 other settlers were massacred by a Cherokee war party under Doublehead, one of ... More on HMDB