Fiddlers Grove Historic Village, Lebanon

About Fiddlers Grove Historic Village

Fiddlers Grove Historic Village in Lebanon, Tennessee is a collection of over 60 historical structures and museums where visitors step back in time to experience early village life. Self-guided walks are available during operating hours, and guided tours can be arranged for groups. The village includes a one-room log cabin, a one-room schoolhouse, a small church, a blacksmith's shop where cooking utensils and farm equipment were made, a doctor's office with a buggy for house calls, and Sam Houston's law office. The grounds feature an arboretum and gardens maintained by the Wilson County Master Gardeners. Artisan clubs including blacksmiths, woodcarvers, model railroad enthusiasts, and an antique car club demonstrate traditional crafts and hobbies. Annual events include Spring Fest, Pioneer Days, and Ghosts in the Grove. The village suits school groups and families interested in Wilson County history and nineteenth-century craftsmanship.