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Port Royal State Historic Park, Adams

Historic site · Open 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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Port Royal State Historic Park, from its own website

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Open 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM.

About Port Royal State Historic Park

Port Royal State Historic Park is a 30-acre day-use park in Adams where visitors explore the former town of Port Royal, established in 1797. The centerpiece is the restored 1859 General Store, where guests can view period architecture and furnishings from the town's early days. The park also preserves a section of the Trail of Tears roadbed, allowing visitors to walk the historic route and learn about this significant chapter in Tennessee history. The park sits along the Red River, offering natural surroundings alongside its historical features. Day-use hours are published on the park's website. Certain areas, including the townsite and Trail of Tears roadbed, may close during flood events. Swimming in the river is not permitted. The park welcomes history enthusiasts and those interested in learning about early Tennessee settlement and Native American heritage.

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Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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