Tennessee State Museum

Tennessee State Museum is a huge exhibition hall in Nashville delineating the historical backdrop of the U.S. territory of Tennessee. Beginning from pre-colonization and going into the twentieth century, the historical center translates the Frontier, the period of President Andrew Jackson and the American Civil War. The historical center incorporates a territory of in excess of 60,000 square feet of changeless displays and a corridor with changing presentations covering 10,000 feet . The aggregate ground territory of the historical center is 120,000 feet on three stories. The historical center's accumulation of outfits, weapons, and fight banners from the Civil War is one of the biggest in the nation. The exhibition hall shows an assortment of sketches, silver, weapons, and furniture. Bigger shows incorporate generations of a memorable print shop, an artwork exhibition, and a grist process.