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Red Clay State Historic Park
Free
Red Clay State Historic Park1140 Red Clay Park Rd SW, Cleveland, TN 37311Get directions →
The site of the last Cherokee capital and council grounds before the 1838 removal — a genuinely significant Native American history site, with a visitor center and replica buildings bringing it to life. About a 40-minute drive from Soddy-Daisy, near Cleveland, but worth it.
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263-acre park, no entrance fee. Visitor center with 19th-century Cherokee artifacts and art. Grounds include replicas of a council house, Cherokee farmhouse, three sleeping huts, a corn crib and barn, plus an amphitheater, nature trails and the Blue Hole spring.
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