Tried to visit at the “top of the hour” for the last tour of the day and they’d sent the group out... read more
The house and museum are interesting and is best to visit in summer during special events like... read more
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Tried to visit at the “top of the hour” for the last tour of the day and they’d sent the group out early... so much for offering tours at a designated time. When we asked the receptionist if we could see the house without a...More
The house and museum are interesting and is best to visit in summer during special events like heritage days and camps.the website has an event calendar. During heritage days they have several demo's and actors and volunteers dressed in period clothing The camps are great...More
Went on Columbus Day and was disappointed they were apparently closed. Nothing on their webpage indicating closure. Telephoned and no answer. Gate was chained and locked. Would have been nice to know of closure. TN schools don't close on Columbus Day. So it was anticipated...More
I went here a little less than a year ago with family. We were having a great time just looking around the grounds. It just so happens that I own a nice dslr camera and was taking pictures of them. We were approached by a...More
Thank you for your review Krista! As always, we welcome guests to come walk the site or even have a picnic if they choose not to take a guided tour. Upon entering the parking lot, there is a sign right in front of the Administrative...More
The tour of the big house was interesting, and our guide very knowledgeable. The out building were also interesting, I really liked seeing the slave houses. The museum alone costs $6, the museum and house tour $12, and you can walk the grounds and see...More
The small museum is great. The house is just okay as is the tour. Also what happened to your facebook reviews? I see you've gotten rid of them as they are much less favorable than the trip advisor ones. Censoring reviews is pretty sketchy!
We found the tour very informational, the grounds well kept and the atmosphere beautiful. The guided tour was excellent and the tour guide very knowledgable. The movie is worth seeing as well.
It was at least 30 years ago as we were driving on I-24 south of Nashville, Tennessee, when I noticed a sign referring to the "Sam Davis House." My first reaction was: "Who is Sam Davis?" I looked it up. He was a 21-year-old Confederate...More
We spent the day here in May 2016. Very interesting and 10 minutes from home. They have spaces you can rent for events also
Sam Davis Home is a beautiful property with many large trees and beautiful flowers in the middle of Smyrna. It was a great place to get married. There is another building that was recently built that houses a gift shop and conference room. We used...More
