Netherland Inn is a lovely and charming place to visit on the river. A lot of history there. Enjoy the grounds, the Inn, the scenery.

A beautiful 3 story structure that served as a boat yard, stage coach inn and tavern, a home and a boarding house throughout the years and now a fascinating museum along what was back in the day the main route to Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee. You tour all 3 floors: the 1st floor is the tavern, the 2nd floor... More

What a pleasure to have a restored Inn from colonial days, along with many, many extras -- even a replica of a "boat" used to float salt (from Saltville, Virginia) downstream as far away as New Orleans. How King's Boat Yard grew to become Kingsport.

Great part of Tennessee history. Three american presidents stayed here along the Holston River. Worth your time. There is only a limited time they are open so just be sure to check the schedule before you go.

Just adjacent to the Holston River, the Netherland Inn sits on a hill side with good access and plenty of parking. This site has beeen restored to the early days of Kingsport and it reflects nicely the period of time. There are a number of buildings and plenty to see. For those history buff's, it is very historic and worth... More

it was good to see and learn about the history of kingsport it is on the riverfront so you can see the wildlife the geese and the ducks are every where

Learn about the history of East Tennessee when it was called the State of Franklin. Guides wear period dress.

The historical building and elegance, I really like. But my favorite thing is the ghost!

Place looks and sounds interesting but it is never open and there is no times or events when it is will be open posted.