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The modern, bustling city of Knoxville, nestled in a valley deep within central far eastern Tennessee, was once the capital of Tennessee. Today, it could still be viewed as the leading city of southern Appalachia, given its proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains and the Appalachian Trail.
Sometimes known as the Queen City of the Mountains, the region was once a battleground for the Creek and Shawnee tribes until the Cherokee tribe came to be the primary population. They were forcibly displaced by white settlers who would found Knoxville in 1791. The community was named for Revolutionary War officer Henry Knox, who also lent his name to the area’s Knox County.
If you’re looking to step back in time, James Whites’ Fort was built in 1786 on a bluff and it can be found with seven log cabins and a stockade fence at the same location. The museum tells the story of what would become Knoxville as seen through the eyes of pioneers.
Visitors with a more modern taste will find plenty to see and do as well. The city wants you to know they are minutes away from outdoor recreation and a centerpiece for art museums, local music, parks, and tasty cuisine. For example, the Knoxville Museum of Art provides free admission to see works created in East Tennessee, modern and contemporary glass works, and the Thorne Rooms, an extensive collection of miniature diorama groups.
After a stroll through the museum, there are a number of award-winning restaurants one can check out for local cuisine. Matt Robbs Biscuits & Brew lets you build your own southern biscuit with honey, jam, cheeses, eggs, breakfast meats, and other fun ingredients. You might instead prefer slow-smoked barbecue at Sweet P’s Barbecue and Downtown Dive for its rustic setting and specialty plates and samplers.