Went there once and was fascinated, I plan on going back and spending a lot more time. More

This museum was a big pleasant surprise. The outside doesn't give a fancy apperance, for this was a early 1900's railroad hotel, and not a modern-day resort. The name of it was Hotel Halbrook, but the birth of a Tennessee governor here gave it is current museum title of Clement Hotel Railroad Museum. Inside you will find several rooms dedicated... More

Rolling east or west on I-40 about a 1/2 hour west of Nashville, when you get to Dickson, Tennessee, you'll see the brown interstate history signs for the "Clement Hotel Railroad Museum". If you have a few hours to spend, do your self a favor, and take the exit, and head for beautiful downtown Dickson. I got there about dinnertime... More

this museum was displaying the history of the local city of Dickson, which was a railroad town. It is decorated with many period pieces that would have been common. The original register is on display, and a cute railroad display is there for the kids. At the time, they were having a special display of civil war era medical instruments.... More