Sequoyah's Cabin Museum

What a powerful message of uniting people, ingenuity of language development, and preservation of Native American history! The gentleman was extremely knowledgeable with fascinating facts. It is immaculately clean and professional displayed. Bathrooms are spotless and clean. It is worth the time to stop and learn the history and embrace the culture of unity, academic acceleration, and dignitary level negotiation for the sake of evolving the quality of life for the people.

Nice little detour off I40. Great spot if you need to stretch your legs and have a meal. There is plenty of space to walk around and view the beautiful landscape and a part of history. A building has been built around Seqouyah's cabin to ensure It's continued survival. This cabin is a little out of the way so if you are in a time crunch I suggest you skip it but if you have time it is worth visiting this free piece of history.

This is a lovely Museum with picnic area and attentive and helpful guides. It is now owned by the Cherokee nation and will give you an authentic look at Native American history and culture. It is about 15 miles from the I 40 and well worthThe detour

Traveling through and stopped at this BEAUTIFUL hidden gem. Perfect place to stretch your legs and spend some time outside, especially if you have little ones! This was the perfect place for us to stop and let our 4 month old play outside on her blanket and take a break from the car seat. And we learned about some great history!!!!

What an incredible part of history. One of 10 people in history to create a written language. Our guide was a Cherokee descendant and she even knew some of the language. Her knowledge and ability to tell the story (all while walking backwards) was simply captivating. Highly recommend you stop in for a visit.