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Suggestions for Museum near Downtown Knoxville, Knoxville

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    • 8.5

      1. East Tennessee History Center

      Museum •
      601 S Gay St (Clinch Ave.), Knoxville
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      • Andrew W.

        Andrew W. • December 27, 2012Super interesting, cool place. Great shop too!

    • 7.6

      2. Blount Mansion

      History Museum •
      200 W Hill Ave (btw Gay St and State St), Knoxville
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      • Greg S.

        Greg S. • June 12, 2010A great deal of history surrounds this place, not only Tennessee history, but American history as well. Well worth a visit with the family.

    • 7.6

      3. Women's Basketball Hall of Fame

      History Museum •
      700 Hall of Fame Drive, Knoxville
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      • Glenn L.

        Glenn L. • October 10, 2013Fun. Play some Basketball with your kid. Free parking on the side.

    • 8.0

      4. McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture

      Museum •
      1327 Circle Park Dr (at Volunteer Blvd.), Knoxville
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      • Sherice F.

        Sherice F. • May 11, 2012Nice free museum on UT campus and gift shop is pretty good on prices

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      5. The Nina & Pinta

      History Museum •
      Knoxville
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      6. World's Largest Rubik's Cube

      Art Museum •
      Knoxville
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      7. Vintage Geek

      Museum •
      100 W 5th Ave, Knoxville
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      8. Old Knoxville high School

      History Museum •
      Knoxville
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      9. Mabry-Hazen House

      History Museum •
      1711 Dandridge Ave, Knoxville
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      • Gregarious B.

        Gregarious B. • December 29, 2011The house was built in 1858 by Joseph Mabry, Jr. The house served as headquaters for various generals from the noth and the south during the city's alternating occupations.

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