Very enjoyable! It sits right in the middle of a residential neighborhood...so a little weird...but great fun.
Matthew Smith
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August 21, 2016
It's a neat little piece of history right in the middle of the town. It isn't very big and adult admission is $5.00 but the woman working there was very nice and definitely knew a lot of history about the Crockett family. It's definitely worth a visit if you are nearby.
Jim Cody
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May 14, 2021
I happened to drive by this historic spot. Davy Crockett's Tavern. Unfortunately the inside museum was still closed because of Covid. I did manage to snap a few photos outside. I hope to return when they reopen.
Josue Martinez
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July 06, 2022
Good to know all of this history not just about Davy Crockett but the way things were done back then and how people used to live. I recommend it!
Dick Burgman
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May 02, 2020
Love the history of these old places. Amazing how they were built. We couldn't go inside due to Corid-19 but looked in the windows and toured the grounds. Neat old wagon and plaques telling the story.
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Very enjoyable! It sits right in the middle of a residential neighborhood...so a little weird...but great fun.
It's a neat little piece of history right in the middle of the town. It isn't very big and adult admission is $5.00 but the woman working there was very nice and definitely knew a lot of history about the Crockett family. It's definitely worth a visit if you are nearby.
I happened to drive by this historic spot. Davy Crockett's Tavern. Unfortunately the inside museum was still closed because of Covid. I did manage to snap a few photos outside. I hope to return when they reopen.
Good to know all of this history not just about Davy Crockett but the way things were done back then and how people used to live. I recommend it!
Love the history of these old places. Amazing how they were built. We couldn't go inside due to Corid-19 but looked in the windows and toured the grounds. Neat old wagon and plaques telling the story.