Travellers Rest Historic House & Museum
Museum · Nashville, Tennessee
636 Farrell Parkway, Nashville, Tennessee, United States
About Travellers Rest Historic House & Museum
Travellers Rest Historic House Museum is the oldest historic house open to the public in Nashville, dedicated to preserving and interpreting the Overton home and landscape. The museum offers educational programs and events covering over 1,000 years of history, from the Mississippian period through the 19th century. It serves as a gateway for learners of all ages to explore and experience Nashville's historic past.
Venue Details
- Year built: 1799
Ratings
Google Rating: 4.6/5 (330 reviews)
Guest Highlights
- Staff
Amenities
Facilities
- museum
- historic house
Meeting Rooms & Event Spaces
Crib Barn
- Type: Multi Purpose
- Features: Wheelchair accessible, fireplace, high ceilings, wooden beams
- Modern day crib barn with a Tennessee limestone fireplace, high ceilings, and beautiful wooden beams. Used for indoor events.
Formal Garden
- Type: Outdoor Space
- Features: Wheelchair accessible
- Beautiful formal garden suitable for outdoor ceremonies and special events.
Lawn
- Type: Outdoor Space
- Features: Wheelchair accessible
- Grassy meadows and lawn area for outdoor events, luncheons, and ceremonies under a canopy of trees.
Style
historic
Contact
Phone: (615) 832-8197