Historic Sam Davis Home

4.6(288)

Museum

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The Historic Sam Davis Home offers a deep dive into 19th-century life on its 168-acre cotton farm in Smyrna, Tennessee. The Greek Revival house, slave quarters, and outbuildings provide a tangible setting for exploring the era's complex history, including the Civil War soldier's story and the lives of enslaved people on the property.

Visitors can tour the museum year-round, where more than 100 personal effects from the Davis family are displayed. The grounds include a family cemetery and several historic buildings, making it a thoughtful venue for small, reflective gatherings focused on history and culture.

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Guided historical tours for corporate groups
Outdoor team-building on scenic grounds
Educational offsite meetings with cultural depth

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Standout features

Historic Architecture

Greek Revival Home from 1810

The centerpiece is a well-preserved Greek Revival house set on 168 acres, offering an authentic glimpse into 19th-century Southern architecture and lifestyle.

Extensive Grounds

Cotton farm, outbuildings, and slave quarters

The property includes multiple historic structures such as two homes, several outbuildings, slave quarters, and a family cemetery, providing a comprehensive context for the era's social and economic history.

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Rated 4.6 on Google · 288 reviews