Greeneville City Garage Car Museum has a very diverse collection of 40 cars including a 1914 Ford T Model, a DeLorean & others. While on your trip through the museum stop by the Emporium, the Palace Movie Theatre, Suzie Q’s diner, and the Texaco Service Station.
210 S Main St
Greeneville, TN 37743
P: 423-638-6971
Email: info@citygaragecarmuseum.com
Adults $5
10 and under free
Plan: 1-2hr
Friday & Saturday 10am – 4pm
Image via Sean Mathis
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