The Lenoir Museum Historical Complex
Norris, TN — Explore the history of early life in East Tennessee at Lenoir Museum Historical Complex located on highway 441 in Norris, Tennessee. Over 60 years of collected artifacts showcasing Appalachian farm life and the history of Norris Dam.
The Lenoir Museum Cultural Complex is a must see for Norris Dam State Park visitors. The complex is free to the public and includes the Lenoir Pioneer Museum, an 18th Century Rice Grist Mill and Crosby Threshing Barn. All of the sites of interest are within walking distance.The museum houses early American displays of thousands of items collected over 60 years by Will G. Lenoir and his wife Helen. Exhibits also include Appalachian artifacts, a pre-dam pictorial account of the area submerged by the lake.
Free Admission to the museum. Tours are available by request. Call for reservations. Rice Grist Mill and Caleb Crosby Threshing Barn are all within walking distance.
Lenoir Museum Historical Complex
2121 Norris FreewayNorris, TN 37828
Telephone: (865) 425-4500 | Website: Visit Park
Hours
Open 9am - 5pm
Wednesday through Sunday
Sites of Interest: Will G. and Helen H. Lenoir Museum, 18th Century Rice Grist Mill, Caleb Crosby Threshing Barn, Antique Barrel Organ
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