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There is so much to do and so much to see near Kenton. Just a few short miles away, enjoy entertainment and educational experiences for the entire family at Discovery Park of America – West Tennessee’s premier museum that features over 70,000 square feet of exhibits that focus on nature, science, technology, history, and art.
Travel a short distance to Milan and see West Tennessee’s Agricultural Museum. Through a multitude of exhibits and displays that feature historical equipment, materials, photos, paintings, and artifacts, this museum allows adults and children visitors the opportunity to go back in time. There is so much to see and learn at this museum that offers a extensive review of our local and regional agricultural history.
Just down the road from Kenton, you can visit the World’s Largest Collection of Teapots in the town of Trenton. Not just a large collection of ordinary teapots, these teapots are unique, one-of-a-kind works of art. This rare collection features beautiful and antique teapots properly called Veilleuses-theieres or Night Light teapots. The residents of Trenton will share with you all that they know about their collection that is worth millions of dollars, but remains priceless to the citizens of Trenton.
There are many other attractions, things to see, and experiences to make in and around Kenton. See beautiful murals, historical landmarks, gorgeous wineries, and much more. Look below to discover more details about special attractions near Kenton.
White Squirrel Winery
Built in 2014 amongst the rolling hills of northwest Tennessee, White Squirrel Winery was founded by the Sanderson family to bring high quality wines to the region. All of their wines are made right here in Kenton, TN using more than 18 acres of fresh grapes and fruits. From red muscadine to blackberry wines, they create bold tasting wines in small batches for maximum quality.
Location:
4385 45 W
Kenton, TN 38233
DISCOVERY PARK
The mission of Discovery Park of America is to inspire children and adults to See Beyond. Located in the beautiful Reelfoot Lake region of Northwest Tennessee, Discovery Park of America offers visitors of all ages a world-class, state-of-the-art experience unlike anything else in the world. From the 100,000-square-foot museum to the extensively-landscaped 50-acre heritage park, there is literally something for every member of the family to discover at Discovery Park of America.
DAVID CROCKETT CABIN MUSEUM
The West Tennessee Historic Site is a recreation of Davy Crockett’s last home in Tennessee. It was restored from the timbers of his actual home and contains furniture, tools, and other items from the early 1800s, as well as pictures, books, and letters related to Colonel David Crockett’s life here. It was here that he famously hunted and killed 105 bears. This is also the site of his mother’s grave.
TEAPOT MUSEUM
This small city in West Tennessee is perhaps the only place in the world where city business is routinely conducted in an art gallery. When Trenton’s city fathers meet to discuss the city’s business, they do it amid the splendor of several million dollars worth of teapots. These teapots are truly works of art, rare, beautiful and antique teapots properly called Veilleuses-theieres (pronounced vay-uhz tay-air), or Night Light teapots. This incredible collection is open to the public when working hours are in effect.
WEST TN AGRICULTURAL MUSEUM
Steeped in the rich history of its region, the West Tennessee Agricultural Museum presents life-size displays that depict the everyday challenges settlers faced opening a new territory. Throughout the museum, displays familiarize visitors with different aspects of a settler’s daily life. From children attending a one-room schoolhouse to the Sunday social at the old country church to the heat of the blacksmith’s shop, there is something for everyone to learn and enjoy at the museum.