Address and Phone:
Highway 58
Kingston, TN 37763
City: Kingston, TN
Region: East Tennessee
Fort Southwest Point, built in 1797, was a working fort with as many as 625 soldiers until being closed in 1811. After excavations by the Department of Conservation, the University of Tennessee and the City of Kingston, the fort is being reconstructed on its original foundation and includes a barracks, blockhouse and 250 feet of palisade walls.
Living history re-enactors in period clothing provide a look at the life of the era.
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Looking for a day of fun and frolic? Here’s a quick list of nearby attractions that you may enjoy.
Looking for a place to rest between adventures? Here’s a quick list of nearby places to stay.
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Date: Nov 27, 2009
Thanksgiving Marketplace
Location: Rugby, TN
Date: Nov 27, 2009
Music in the Grand Lobby:String Jazz with Billy Contreras and Buddy Spicher
Location: Nashville, TN
Date: Nov 27, 2009
The Oak Ridge Boys Christmas Show
Location: Chattanooga, TN
Date: Nov 27, 2009
Moscow Ballet Great Russian Nutcracker
Location: Knoxville, TN
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