Something cool and different to do! We checked this out with our friends while visiting Jackson,…read moreand it was pretty awesome; some of the vehicles are the actual ones from some very famous movies and shows (e.g. The Fast and the Furious, Norbit) as well as some clothing and props. The young man at the front was very friendly and personable. There are two giant warehouse buildings and a small outdoor section to view. My husband, who is a huge movie buff, thoroughly enjoyed this! Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for something to do.

You will see cars, motorcycles, bikes and props from movies and tv shows. It was $25 for the three…read moreof us. Fair price, anymore I wouldn't do it. We were in there about 30 min. Some cars didn't have description of what movie or TV show and others had great banners and descriptions. This is a one time museum but happy we stopped.

This is a kitschy little tourist trap in the unlikely spot of Jackson, Tennessee. It is centered…read morearound a restaurant and a museum for trains and the home of Casey Jones. First, I have to confess that I didn't even know that Casey Jones was a real human being, I just knew the name from the Grateful Dead song. But next to the museum, they have the actual home of the real-life Casey Jones. If you have an electric vehicle, there are plenty of chargers on the property to charge your vehicle. I would hazard a guess that there are not a lot of other options in Jackson, Tennessee. This tourist trap is conveniently located just off of the interstate and if you are in Jackson, Tennessee, it is worth stopping by and checking out. All in all, it is a pretty cool place to check out if you are in the area or just passing through. I would give it four stars as an overall rating.

My kiddo loves trains, and the Casey Jones story. So we made a trek to check it out and turned it…read moreinto a weekend. I thought the museum was cool, with a lot of Casey Jones' personal items. Had an engine similar to Casey's that you could check out and take pictures with. Afterwards went and saw Casey Jones house, that was moved from its original location. It wasn't quite as exciting because it had much of it glassed up. Then we went to Casey Jones' actual grave and paid our respects. The grave is not onsite, and it's problematic to get to. I thought the restaurant was nice, and the food was better than expected. Wifey loved the shopping in the village. We had a good time and will go back maybe as a weekend trip.

Exceptional diamond in the rough discovery while staying in Jackson, TN. This small museum was…read moreexcellent. The curator gave freely of his time and impressed us with his passion for Western Tennessee music, including Sun Records and Carl Perkins. Definitely worth an hour detour for any music lover.

Carnegie legends of Tennessee music museum! Restored Carnegie library now is museum featuring…read morelegends of Tennessee. History of rock from southern blues from Sonny Boy Williams and his harmonica influencing Carl Perkins. Great music history . Also tribute to first Hard Rock Cafe in the USA in the mall next to sears in Jackson ! 1-2 hours . Fee was 10$.

Quite a nice site. The main mound, which I think is called "Saul's Mound," is 72 feet tall and…read morecomparatively steep, relative to other mounds I've seen in the SE. The rest of the grounds are wonderfully maintained-- green grass, a very nice picnic area/playground for kids, and superb riding/walking trails. The museum was quite informative with some excellent artifacts, as well as a complete explanation of the history and excavation of the site. Woman at the front desk was very friendly, sharing details of the area and helping with the very reasonably priced items in the gifts shop. A must-see site for fans of archaeology, or a superb site to visit with family. We really enjoyed it-- thanks!

I had fun walking around but whatever you do DONT play the toy flutes. I instinctually blew some…read moreair into it without making lip contact creating a barely audible sound and the cashier like a lioness in the tall grass waited for me to do that and told me that I need to buy it now in front of everyone. There was no sign! The only sign there just said not to play them. They could at least make a sign that says if you play it you buy it. Now I have a flute that I don't want and a memory that will bother me when I try to sleep for the next five years. She really hurt my feelings :(. But the mound was really cool!

Enjoy a nice stop around the Casey Jones village and pop in to the Railroad Museum…read more Cute games, puzzles, books, train replicas and artifacts from the older days. They have a short tour of some railcars. It's perfect for train lovers and nostalgic lovers. Tip: you can charge your Tesla in the parking lot while you check out the old railroad items. There is also a nice buffet across the parking lot and a great price!

Nice historic museum to visit. Descent price and a great museum for shopping. This place is still…read moregrowing and will have more additions to see. Also, there is a nice all you can eat buffet just outside the museum that serves great chicken a pulled pork for a great price. Ice cream on a waffle cone is really cheap and many flavors .

Check out the artworks of Doty. You will find more work at this quaint gallery. (sold)read more

Such a unique artist coop! Visit to see work from over 30 local Tn artists and craftsmen! And, to…read morepurchase original ART!