Homesteads House Museum & Tower

This house museum is part of Tennessee's largest historic district and was the second of President Roosevelt's Subsistence Communities in the country. The Cumberland Homesteads Project helped families acquire and clear land, build houses and outbuildings, and plant crops. The museum is one of the 252 original houses built in the community. It has been fully furnished to give visitors the experience of what the daily lives of the Homesteaders were like during the 1930s and 1940s. Admission charged.