TENNESSEE
Field Trips

Belmont Mansion, an elaborate antebellum home, offers special history or art tours geared specifically for school age students form K-12th grade. Teachers can also customize their tours.

The Beltz Museum of Asian & Judaic Art provides an opportunity to learn about Chinese history and culture as well as the historical and literal interpretation of artworks relating to Judaism.

Bessie Smith Cultural Center, an African-American history museum with exhibits on civil rights, jazz & local figures with tours and events.

Blount Mansion, the birthplace of the state of Tennessee and your Field Trip destination for statehood week, US history, colonial government, and life in the 18th century.

Bristol Caverns, one of the oldest attractions in northeast Tennessee features a guided tour of ancient caverns with unique mineral formations & an underground river.

C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa offers field trips which can include a tours, scavenger hunt, archaeology lab, a themed educational program and craft.

The Charles H. Coolidge National Medal of Honor Heritage Center memorializes the history of our nation’s highest military award for valor, from 1863 to the present.

Chattanooga National Military Park supports field trips, guided tours, in-school curriculum materials and on-site service learning and volunteer opportunities for students and scout groups.

Groups will be absorbed in a world of playful learning with dozens of interactive exhibits at CMOM. Enjoy quality activities in the arts, science, literacy, music, and sensory play.

The Coker Museum houses Corky Coker’s personal collection with over 100 vintage cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, and even 3 airplanes hanging overhead.

Within the grounds of Coon Creek Science Center, lies one of the most important fossil sites in North America, contains Upper Cretaceous marine shells and vertebrate remains left 70 million years ago.