Oaklawn Garden

The 20-acre property features extensive collections of daffodils, azaleas, and native flowers alongside oak, birch, and indigenous trees.

Built in 1854, the original property consisted of 493 acres owned by William Carter before Fritz Hussy and Mamie Cloyes acquired it in 1918.

The garden museum displays local history artifacts, including a 1942 fire truck, an 1889 Southern Railway boxcar, and a 1944 Norfolk Railway caboose.

Visitors can access the garden and museum free of charge, with donations accepted to support maintenance and development of the facilities.

Over 300 varieties of daffodils grow across two acres of the garden, establishing a tradition that began in 1924.

Location: Tennessee

GPS coordinates: 35.08020,-89.80200

Latest update: March 13, 2025 02:20