Tennessee -Sevierville Heritage Museum Reopens
The Tennessee Sevier County Heritage Museum will reopen its doors downtown Sevierville this Thursday at 4p.m. at 167 Bruce Street.
The building, originally used as a Post Office in 1940, was one of Franklin Roosevelt’s last WPA New Deal projects. The building is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Housed are tributes to the area people of Sevier County, veterans of foreign wars and the Civil War, along with exhibits showing how people made their living in the region, religion, farming, home life and much more.
Entrance is FREE. Open every day, except Wednesday, from noon to 5p.m.. For more information call (865) 453-4058. They are a great resource for genealogy research.

