Crockett Tavern Museum

The Crockett Tavern Museum is a reconstructed log cabin representing the original tavern John Crockett established in 1794. The building displays how such establishments were furnished and operated during the frontier period.

The tavern was founded in 1794 and served as an important stop during Tennessee's settlement period in the American frontier era. It was central to young David Crockett's life before he became a well-known frontiersman and political figure.

The tavern served as a gathering place for travelers and locals during the early settlement period in Tennessee. The rooms reflect how people connected and conducted their daily lives in frontier communities.

The museum is located on Morningside Drive and is easy to access from the main roads. Visitors should be aware that it operates with limited hours and offers an intimate viewing experience.

The museum holds annual birthday celebrations with historical reenactments and demonstrations that bring the frontier era to life. These events offer visitors a hands-on understanding of daily life from that period.

Location: Morristown

Address: 2002 Morningside Drive

Website: http://crocketttavernmuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 36.22139,-83.26750

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:52