We had planned to stop here for a while, but they happened to be closed while we were visiting. We called the number on the door and the owner drove over immediately to let us in. All the artifacts were absolutely amazing, and many of them were original (and not to mention hundreds of years old). The owner was friendly, easy to talk to, and was very attentive to all our questions and comments. You could tell the owner took pride in being able to share the amazing journey our Bible has made to become what we now read.

We are glad we stopped at this museum featuring old Hebrew scrolls and rare Bibles. The museum gave a history of the Bible and how we got our English Bible. Very interesting. We highly recommend going to the museum. It's free but donations are accepted.

This was an interesting stop on our tour of Sevierville and Gatlinburg. The owner was friendly and knowledgeable. We expressed interest in learning Biblical Greek and he gave us a free textbook. He also gave us a book about Christianity in North Korea. The museum has ancient Hebrew scrolls on animal skins from the 1200s. They have beautiful Bibles with detailed histories posted for you to read. My favorite was the "pauper Bible," which was mostly just a picture book of the Bible because the poor people couldn't read. It only takes 40 minutes to an hour to tour at most and it is free to tour, although a donation would be suitable to give, so it is definitely a good, quick, stop for anyone going through the area.

The owner of this collection was extremely knowledgeable and passionate about this museum. He was helpful to explain historic points. This is definitely a gem tucked inside an unexpected location. The owner was very friendly and even repaired my husbands personal Bible for us at a reasonable cost and time...thanks so much Mike...you are in our prayers!