Even though we were making the trip to Tennessee to check on and do work at the property, we wanted to have fun too. We visited the Tennessee River Museum, Pickwick Lake, Shiloh Battlefield Park, and ate at the Outpost. We tried to learn or see as much of our soon to be new home town as we could.
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| Savannah, TN |
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| Front steps of Museum |
First up on the list of things to do was the Tennessee River Museum. Located in downtown Savannah right on the main road. It was a very nice place. Lots of exhibits and info. There were several "touch" spots and that was good for the little kids. It was clean and inviting. The lady at the front desk was a sweetheart. The kids learned a little about the areas rich history. There were artifacts from Indians and from the civil war. The older kids loved it. The area it is in is very neat. It was a cluster of old buildings. We even found the theater in town right behind the city hall and museum.
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| A gazebo Mamie liked |
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| Figured I better take a pic before it's removed |
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| On the steps |
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| The Savannah Theater |
I am hoping that the theater family there will take us in with open arms. Having a theater there helped us to make the decision on moving to this town. My children love the stage and I am glad that they will have the opportunity to still do what they love in our new home. I hope they are ready for the Winters!
We also visited the Shiloh Battlefield Park. It is HUGE! It was a 13 mile drive through park. It was so pretty. The drive was slow, but very quiet and educational. Being a home school mom, the educational aspect was great.
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| Explanation of Signs |
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| Memorial to Confederate Soldiers |
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| Sad statues at Memorial |
All the kids loved the different stopping points along the tour. Many had something the kids could touch or take a picture with. We followed the map they gave us. It was marked with each spot and had a great explanation of what we were looking at.
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| Johnathan shooting a cannon (sorta) |
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| Alicia and Caroline on a cannon |
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| Shiloh Methodist Church |
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