Sevierville

Sevierville is a city in eastern Tennessee. Pronounced "Severe-ville" and named after Colonel John Sevier after his successful campaign in running off the Cherokee inhabitants around 1780, Sevierville was surprisingly anti-secessionist and abolitionist up to and during the Civil War but ended up being pillaged quite badly. Nowadays it is a tourist mecca for those en route to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park or paying homage to Dolly Parton's hometown, or one of the many other attractions.

See

  • 🌍 Sevier County Heritage Museum, 167 Bruce St, +1 616 443-1457. Showcasing Sevier County's history.
  • 🌍 Sevier County Courthouse, 125 Court Ave. Beaux Arts building functioning as Sevierville's centerpiece where Dolly Parton's statue on the northeast corner.
  • 🌍 Tennessee Museum of Aviation, 135 Air Museum Way, +1 865 908-0171. Tu-Sa 10AM-6PM. Displays historical aircraft, even demonstrations.
  • 🌍 Forbidden Caverns, 455 Blowing Cave Rd, +1 865 453-5972. M-W and F-Sa 10AM-5PM. Cave formation with a wall of rare onyx.
  • 🌍 Harrisburg Covered Bridge (on Harrisburg Rd, off of SR 339 east of Sevierville). Built in 1875, it is a king post truss bridge.
  • 🌍 Buc'ees (Exit 407 off I-40). 24 hours. As of June 2023, the largest gas station in the World per news program Today, with 120 pumps and a 74000 square foot convenience store.

Do

Living up to its status as a tourist zone, Sevierville has amusement parks and attractions galore, especially along US 441 south of town.

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Go next

Routes through Sevierville
Ends at Newport  N  S  Maryville Rome
Rocky Top Knoxville  N  S  Pigeon Forge Athens


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