Hunter Museum of American Art

The Hunter Museum of American Art is an expressive arts exhibition hall sitting on a 80 footbluff with perspectives of downtown Chattanooga and the Tennessee River.

Since 1952, the accumulation has been housed in a 1904 established recovery chateau composed by the child of President James A. Garfield, Abram Garfield; the building was extended in 1975 and in 2005.

Huge numbers of the works in the exhibition hall's accumulation originated from the Hudson River School. Different classifications incorporate American impressionism, innovation, and substantially more. The exhibition hall offers an assortment of instruction programs for kids and for grown-ups. It is one of the best place.