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Road or Turtle Tracks. This is a must-see, easy to understand, colorful factory tour! Note: if you don't have time for the tour, just sampling ice cream and buying a cheap treat is just fine‌
Exit - 20 (east of I-75) MUSEUM CENTER AT 5IVE POINTS Cleveland - 200 Inman Street East (I-75 exit 20, follow US 11 to Inman St. east) 37311. Phone: (423) 339-5745. www.museumcenter.org. Hours: Tuesday-Friday 10:00am-5:00pm, Saturday 10:00am-3:00pm. Closed holidays. Admission: $5.00 adult, $4.00 senior & students. FREEBIES: Ask for a treasure hunt paper you complete using clues numbered throughout the museum.
Exit - 4 (west of I-75) TENNESSEE VALLEY RAILROAD Chattanooga - 4119 Cromwell Road (Grand Junction depot:near the Jersey Pike Exit off Highway 153 (past airport); 1 mile from I-75) 37421. Phone: (423) 894-8028 or (800) 397-5544. www.tvrail.com. Admission: $14.00 adult, $8.00 child (age 3-12). Tours: Trains run everyday, March through October; Weekends through Thanksgiving. December special theme trains only. Departures 2 to 5 times daily. Approx. one hour trip. Special longer Dixie Land Excursions posted throughout the year. Miscellaneous: The Station has a full deli with indoor or picnic seating.
"Missionary Ridge Local Service" is a six-mile, 50-minute roundtrip from Grand Junction Station to East Chattanooga Depot, crossing Chickamauga Creek, CSX mainline (ex-W&A), Tunnel Boulevard and Awtry Street bridges ...watch the engine turn around...
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A regional history museum of the Ocoee Region. "The River of Time" core exhibit includes seven time periods dating from prehistory to today and interprets how people of this region lived, worked and played. Using video and displayed artifacts, you can meet "Fallen Sky" (an aging Cherokee), a traveling missionary, a child (petrified pants, stiff shoes, swinging washer and butter churn), a railroad conductor (progress), a black teacher, or a TVA carpenter. Great stories with hands-on activities at each station. Did you know Cleveland, Tennessee is the stove capital of the world?