2017 Clarksville Travel Planner
Hotel listings, community map, shopping and dining guide.
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14 L&N Train Station<br />
Commerce & 10th Streets<br />
Built in 1901 and restored 1996, this station was once one of the busiest locations<br />
in <strong>Clarksville</strong>, with soldiers and civilians arriving and departing daily. See a full-size<br />
caboose and engine or enjoy a Thursday Farmer’s market during summer and fall.<br />
Old Glory Distilling<br />
15 Old Glory Distilling<br />
451 Alfred Thun Road ❘ 931-919-2522 ❘ oldglorydistilling.com<br />
This small-batch artisan distillery opened in November 2016. Spirits include whiskey,<br />
vodka, rum, moonshine and more.<br />
16 Miss Lucille’s Marketplace<br />
2231-A Madison St. ❘ 931-896-1700 ❘ misslucillesmarketplace.com<br />
Tues - Sat 10am - 6pm, Sun 12pm - 8pm ❘ Free<br />
Over 42,000 square feet of antiques, upcycled, refurbished, arts & crafts, handmade<br />
items and home décor. Café features fresh daily specials and bakery items.<br />
Smith Trahern Mansion<br />
17 Smith Trahern Mansion<br />
101 McClure Street ❘ 931-648-9998 ❘ fceclarksville.org ❘ Mon-Fri, 9:30am - 2:30pm<br />
This 1858 antebellum home overlooks the Cumberland River. Architecture reflects<br />
Greek Revival and Italianate styles with grand hallways, an exquisite curved<br />
staircase and widow’s walk on the roof. More than 20 Christmas Trees adorn the<br />
rooms each December.<br />
Roxy Regional Theatre<br />
18 Roxy Regional Theatre<br />
100 Franklin Street ❘ 931-645-7699 ❘ roxyregionaltheatre.org<br />
Performances Vary ❘ Admission Charged<br />
<strong>Clarksville</strong>’s oldest professional theatre offers patrons a combination of professional<br />
company shows and community offerings. Housed in a 1947 modern art theatre, the<br />
Roxy produces 10 mainstage productions and offers classic family movies on<br />
Sunday afternoons.<br />
Rotary Park<br />
19 Rotary Park<br />
2308 Rotary Park Drive ❘ 931-648-5732<br />
mcgtn.org/parks/parks-and-facilities ❘ Dawn – Dusk<br />
This 111-acre nature park boasts over five miles of hiking/biking trails, a large<br />
ADA-accessible playground, picnic areas, sand volleyball, horseshoe pit,disc golf<br />
and a year-round creek.<br />
Port Royal State Historic Park<br />
20 Port Royal State Historic Park<br />
300 Old <strong>Clarksville</strong> Hwy. ❘ 931-645-0622 ❘ tnstateparks.com/parks/about/port-royal<br />
8 a.m. - Sunset<br />
One of the earliest colonial communities and trading posts in Middle Tennessee, this<br />
Red River site was first settled in the early 1780s and was a longhunter camp as early<br />
as 1775. The 26-acre park is designated as an official site on the Trail of Tears National<br />
Historic Trail and includes canoe and kayak access, hiking trails and picnic areas.
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