Attractions
Fite/Fessenden House built in the Federal style now holds artifacts from Wilson County\'s 200-year history. Free admission. Open Sundays 1pm-4pm. or by appointment.
Watertown is located 40 miles east of Nashville and 10 miles southeast of Lebanon on Highway 70 (also known as Sparta Pike). To get to Watertown from Interstate 40, take exit 239A and travel south/south-east for nine miles. Watertown is on the left side of the Highway, and you will see several signs indicating the turn off of the highway. The first turn off is at the edge of town, and leads straight down scenic main street and past the Watertown schools to the town square. The next left turns will all lead you into Watertown and to Main Street. The final left turn before you leave Watertown is marked by our landmark orange and white Jewell's Market.
Take a ride on the excursion train to Wilson County and enjoy the variety of traveling options - ride coach, in the dining car, first class, or dome car. You can also visit the museum and hobby shops. Call or visit the website for departure times and dates.
Relax with Captain Jesse on Cumberland River Cruises\' pontoon nature, home, private and sunset tours. Departures are from Cherokee Steak House in Lebanon. Other arrangements may be made for private parties.The Vessel \"Discovery\" will carry up to 26 passengers. Water and soft drinks provided. Please call ahead for private parties.
A great way to learn more about our history is to explore the Tennessee Civil War Trails! This historic marker program identifies and interprets both the great campaigns as well as the lesser-known Civil War places. The Trail includes interpretive markers and an online statewide driving tour, and links Tennessee's sites to Trails programs in Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina.
Long Hunter State Park is situated along the shore of J. Percy Priest Lake. It consists of four units: Couchville, Baker\'s Grove, Bryant Grove and Sellar\'s Farm. Picnicking, swimming, hiking, backpacking, boating, fishing, nature photography and wildlife observation are among the activities available to park visitors. Planned activities include interpretive and recreation programs for the general public and environmental education programs for school and other interested groups.
Historic village of nearly 55 structures original and replicated with local historical significance, and two new barns coming soon! Witness what life was like in the 1800's for a resident of Wilson County. Self-guided and guided tours available for both individuals and groups. For special tour requests, please call: 615-547-6111.
The Mill at Lebanon is an adaptive reuse project converting the former Lebanon Woolen Mills into a mixed use facility encompassing offices, restaurants, retail, event spaces and other creative spaces. The Lebanon Woolen Mills began operation in 1908 and ceased operations in 1998. It has since been renovated and preserved and welcomes you to visit our very special space. Weekly Hours-Offices:Monday-Friday 9am-5pmSaturday 9am-3pm Tenants:Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pmSaturday- 10am-3pm
Enjoy putt-putt golf, golf driving range, teaching facility, custom golf club fitting, batting cages, batting lessons, pitching lessons, go karts, bumper boats, game room, birthday party and private party rooms also available!
The Wilson County Archives were established in 1995. The archives are operated by the county government which appointed the Public Records Commission to oversee the operation. Hours of operation are from 9am to 3pm Monday through Friday.
