Presents:
South Pittsburg Heritage Museum
The South Pittsburg Historic Preservation Society museum has moved to a new location at 316 Cedar Avenue just down the street from the historic Cameron-Patton Hotel building, our museum's previous home. The museum features displays of hundreds of historic items of local importance. Old photographs of local people and buildings, an antique gas range made in South Pittsburg in the 1920s, cast iron cookware, also locally made, are all represented in our museum along with other locally made items. We have reseach materials also available for viewing.
Most items are either loaned or donated to our Society to help educate museum visitors of our city's rich history. We also have historic items displayed from some of our neighboring communities.
The museum is open to the public free of charge on Fridays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon or by appointment on other days.
If you would like more information or have an item you would like to donate or loan us you may contact the Society at [email protected] or call us at 1-423-837-8714 and ask for Bob, or 837-8327, and ask for Carolyn. We look forward to your visit. See more images by clicking here for our Facebook page.
Below are some photos made inside the museum showing some of what we have on display.
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This page was last updated: February 2, 2015
Old flag from local organization
Gift Ideas and Research Materials
Old Bottles, Sad Iron Heaters and Cast Iron pipes
Numerous Displays for Visitors to View
Various Historic Documents
Old Gas Range Made in South Pittsburg
Old Photos and South Pittsburg Retail Ads
South Pittsburg Sports Items
More Old Photos and South Pittsburg Retail Ads
Page Built December 10, 2012
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Old military and nursing uniforms
"Crazy Quilt"
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Cast Iron made in South Pittsburg & Cornbread Festival
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Homemade model steamboats of some of those that once plied the Tennessee River through South Pittsburg.
