This quaintly restored historic Southern Railway Depot houses the Tennessee Newspaper & Printing Museum and serves as Rogersville's heritage tourism center. The Depot is located within walking distance to Rogersville's historic town center where you'll find lovely shops and restaurants to complete your stay.

This quaintly restored historic Southern Railway Depot houses the Tennessee Newspaper & Printing Museum and serves as Rogersville's heritage tourism center. The Depot is located within walking distance to Rogersville's historic town center where you'll find lovely shops and restaurants to complete your stay.

Black Horse farm is a lovely site where you will find horses, and one large ''Ink Well''.

German Pinwheel is located at the Fudge Farm on one of the oldest farms in Surgoinsville (1835). The quilt pattern is taken from a family heirloom quilt that was brought by boat from Germany and then by covered wagon to the Fudge Farm. The quilt is stored in a cedar chest up stairs. The Fudge farm is still owned by members of the original family that received the farm through a land grant.

The Fudge Farm, located twelve miles east of Rogersville, is the second Century Farm in Hawkins County to evolve from the original 1852 estate of Conrad Fudge. It gains special significance for the number of remaining mid-1800s buildings. Beautifully preserved, it contains a log barn, log corn crib, and original slave quarters.

In 1948, the founder's great-granddaughter inherited 76 acres of the family land. Together with a farm tenant, she operates the property and yeilds tobacco, hay, grass, and cattle.

The Gouldy Farm at Caney Creek Road was owned by Arthur and Ida Gouldy and daughter Mary E. Gray. After the death of Arthur and Ida's three year old son, Ida became very depressed. Her husband took her and Mary to the Chicago World's Fair of 1933 in an effort to cheer her, and she entered a quilt in the contest there. While there, she saw the lovely French Bouquet and loved it so much that she came home and quilted it.

Stop in on the third Saturday night of the month at Bellamy's for some old-time pickin' and grinnin'.

Bellamy's Hardware in the downtown district of Surgoinsville is known for hosting bluegrass bands one weekend a month.

COME EARLY! Shows start at 7 p.m. every 3rd Saturday of the month. Bellamy Hardware is full of history and extraordinary local talent! Admission is $5.00 at the door. The entertainment inside is PRICELESS!! Miss Teresa and staff have a snack bar at every show, and have pizza, hotdogs, and delicious home-made dessert.