Historic Roads & Trails
The path paved by African Americans in Tennessee was one long and arduous, etched with trials and triumphs, tragedy and victory.
Today, the challenges faced by African Americans throughout the generations, and the accomplishments that followed, are commemorated in the dedicated museums, monuments, landmarks and preserved sites throughout the state.
W.C. Handy Performing Arts Park
Outdoor performing arts park in the heart of Beale Street. Call for concert schedule. ...more
Region: Memphis & Surrounding Areas
City: Memphis, TN
Phone: 901-526-0115
WDIA Radio Station
Established in 1948, WDIA was the first African-American format radio station in the country. The station created a revolution in the broadcast industry and helped launch the careers of Rufus Thomas, The Platters, Muddy Waters, B. ...more
Region: Memphis & Surrounding Areas
City: Memphis, TN
Phone: 901-529-4300
Wilma C. Rudolph Statue
To honor one of America's most outstanding Olympic athletes and her legacy, a bronze statue of Clarksville native Wilma Rudolph was handcrafted in her likeness. The statue can be viewed at the southern end of the Cumberland RiverWalk at the base of the Pedestrian Overpass. ...more
Region: Nashville & Surrounding Areas
City: Clarksville, TN
Phone: (931) 645-7476
Wolfe Communications
Houses the largest African-American radio museum in Tennessee. A collection of vintage antique radios is on display, and tours are provided. ...more
Region: Southwest
City: Jackson, TN
Phone: (901) 427-9616
Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
Celebrating 100 years of women's basketball through interactive exhibits and ball court activities. ...more
Region: Knoxville & Middle East
City: Knoxville, TN
Phone: 865-633-9000
Take a journey into Tennessee's rich history and heritage on the Old Tennessee Trail. Over eighty points of interest take you from...
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