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Visitors explore the historic site of Mansker’s Station to experience both frontier and plantation life
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All reviews are from people who have redeemed deals with this merchant.Tara
7 ratings4 reviews
Fantastic tour with so much interesting history. Our guide went above and beyond with spending extra time and answering all our questions.
Kena
3 ratings2 reviews
Great people and definitely enjoyed the tour! Informative and worth it!
amyTOP REVIEWER
18 ratings16 reviews
This is a "two-for-one" experience, as you get a guided tour of both a reproduction, frontier fort AND a tour of a 250 year old house!
If you count the displays on local history and country music in the visitor's center, it is almost a three-for-one!
Kathryn
1 ratings1 reviews
The staff were helpful and friendly! We loved our tour guide, Bill. The tour was very educational and definitely worth the time and money spent.
Wendy
3 ratings3 reviews
Thoroughly enjoyed the tour, Bill was very knowledgeable and interesting to listen to.
Sherri
3 ratings1 reviews
Very informative! Tour guide had a wealth of knowledge! Thoroughly enjoyed by teenagers & adults alike in our group.
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About This Deal
- Historic Mansker’s Station includes a reproduction 1779 log station and the Bowen Plantation House, said to be the longest standing brick structure in Middle Tennessee.
- Free admission for children under 5
- The Station will be closed from December 17th through February 1st
Need To Know
Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Not valid because business is closed from December 17th through February 1st. Limit 2 per person, may buy 2 additional as gift(s). May be repurchased every 30 days.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Mansker's Station
Mansker's Station is a historic site in Tennessee from the 18th century. Visitors may take a tour to see what life was like living on the frontier living on a plantation during those years. On this site, stand a replicated fort Mansker's Fort and the Historic Bowen's House built circa 1787, making it the oldest brick structure in Middle Tennessee. The tour guides pride themselves on a hands-on approach as well as offering a museum in the welcome center.