Unicoi County Heritage Museum of Erwin, Tennessee - Unicoi County Heritage Museum of Erwin, Tennessee is located inside a century old frame house containing authentic Tennessee exhibits and memorabilia.
The Unicoi County Heritage Museum is open seasonally and is located near Erwin, Tennessee inside a century old frame house. Inside the Unicoi County Heritage Museum, visitors will delight to find turn-of-the-century items including Blue Ridge Pottery and Cash Pottery and the museum contains an old country store exhibit, as well as railroad memorabilia from an era long gone.
The Unicoi County Heritage Museum, opened to the public on July 3rd, 1982, is located in a century-old frame house that was constructed in 1903 as the home of the first superintendent of the Erwin Fish Hatchery. Each room of the home contains interesting exhibits unique to Unicoi County.
From the Blue Ridge Pottery Room featuring hand-painted pottery from Erwin's Southern Pottery Business, to railroad memorabilia, the museum brings to life Unicoi County's history. The museum is handicapped accessible and open year-round, Tuesday - Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM and closed on major holidays.
Unicoi County Heritage Museum in Erwin, Tennessee is one of several local attractions featured with Appalachian GhostWalks' "Haunted Historic Erwin GhostWalk". All tours are presented daily and/or nightly, year-round. Reservations are required so call (423) 743-WALK (9255) for reservations by telephone, or RESERVE NOW ONLINE for a SPOOK-tacular good time!!!
Visit the Unicoi County Tourism website to learn more about the Unicoi County Heritage Museum.
