Laura H.
8/17/2025
Awesome little village with lots of time period cabins and fixtures. The onsite manager was super friendly and welcoming. He has a lot of knowledge about the village. This village also boasts the...
Cannonsburgh Village
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312 S Front St
Murfreesboro, TN 37129
Historic Cannonsburgh Village is located on 6 acres in Murfreesboro, and represents approximately 100 years of rural Tennessee life from the 1830s to the 1930s. The village features a gristmill, schoolhouse, telephone operator’s house, the University House, the Leeman House, a museum, a caboose, the wedding chapel, a doctor’s office, general store, working blacksmith’s shop, a well, and other points of interest, including the World’s Largest Cedar Bucket! The village is open April 1 through October 31, Tuesday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 6p.m., Saturday 9a.m.-4p.m.and on Sundays from 1p.m. until 4 p.m. The village is closed November through March, although the grounds are open year-round(Weather Permitting). Guided tours are available for a small fee, but self-guided tours are free. The Visitor Center has a variety of items for sale including crafts from over 20 local artists, postcards, T-shirts, snacks, drinks and souvenirs.
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4.514 reviews
Cynthia V.
11/2/2021
This is a nice park setup with several historic homes/buildings, all in very nice condition. Entry is free but you can leave a donation - shoutout to the friendly staff in the entry center. We...
Jamie W.
11/1/2021
What a great historical place to visit in Murfreesboro! The pioneer village replicas what life was like in 1830s Murfreesboro. The buildings include a mill, blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, general...
Carissa C.
3/30/2021
The shop was nice, and the woman working was friendly and patient with my crazy kids. The "village" was cool to see, but I wish we could have gone further into the buildings. Our 4&5 year old boys...
Cara A.
8/30/2012
Pretty cool place. A ton of history here!! Great place to take kids or if you have visitors from out of state. I brought my father who enjoyed it very much. Walking around is a must and take your...
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