Cookeville Train Depot

The Cookeville Train Depot is a museum with memorabilia from the Tennessee Central Railroad, including a locomotive and 2 cabooses. Built in 1909, nearly demolished in mid 70’s, the city bought it for $1. Several groups refurbished it. Now, it has lots of pictures of depots and bridges, lanterns, flags. Join Nashville Public Television’s Tennessee Crossroads to find out more about Cookeville Train Depot in Cookville, TN.

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Cookeville Train Depot is a museum with memorabilia from the Tennessee Central Railroad, including a locomotive and 2 cabooses. Built in 1909, nearly demolished in mid 70's, the city bought it for $1. Several groups refurbished it. Lots of pictures of depots and bridges, lanterns, flags.

Tues-Sat: 10am - 4pm Free admission

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