Tennessee River Museum — Attraction in Savannah

If you're curious about the history of this area, the Tennessee River Museum in Savannah, TN is an absolute gem! For just $5, you get to explore and learn so much.

As a non-native, I decided to stop by and see what it was all about. To my surprise, I was amazed by the wealth of information and displays inside. The staff at the museum are not only friendly but also incredibly knowledgeable. They are more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

The museum boasts numerous fascinating displays that showcase the rich history of the region. I found myself engrossed in the exhibits, discovering new things at every turn. There's also a delightful little gift shop where you can find mementos and books to take home as souvenirs.

In summary, the Tennessee River Museum is a must-visit if you're interested in the history of the area. The affordable admission fee, friendly staff, and impressive exhibits make it a truly enjoyable experience. I highly recommend this museum to anyone looking to learn and explore. It's a fantastic place for a fun and...

I was very disappointed in amount of glory and recognition General Nathan Bedford Forrest received in so may display cases in the museum. Never mentioning the fact that he was involved in numerous controversial actions, including the Fort Pillow Massacre in 1864, where African American Union soldiers were killed after surrendering. Many historians view it as a war crime. He was also reportedly the first Grand Wizard of the KKK when it formed in the late 1860s, a white supremacist terrorist organization that violently targeted Black Americans and their allies. I did not see any mention any of that in this factual museum. These are not minor footnotes, but defining aspects of his life and legacy. IT IS equally important and historically responsible to acknowledge his involvement in the Fort Pillow Massacre and his leadership role in the early Ku Klux Klan. Institutions should be called to educate the public, not glorify...

I choose to stay In Savannah to avoid a storm up north and so I was wondering around looking for things to see. I love learning about a small towns history and this town did not disappoint. I walked in and Lauren was sitting behind the desk. She was incredibly nice and welcoming as I told her my quick story. I wandered through the museum for about an hour. As I travel I get more and more into history so it was cool to learn about Savannahs, between the people, the river and the battle of Shiloh. After I got to talk to Lauren for a bit and she is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to her town and you can tell how much she loves history. Definitely a...