Crescent Bend
Crescent Bend is a history museum Knoxville located in United States.
2728 Kingston Pike Knoxville , TN 37919 United States
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Constructed as a residence for Drury P. Armstrong in 1834. It is also called the "Armstrong-Lockett House." The house served as Confederate General Joseph B. Kershaw's headquaters in 1863.
Crescent Bend is a gorgeous Knoxville wedding venue and we always enjoy photographing weddings there! Judy is fabulous to work with!
Make sure to add pole drapes to your tent!!
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Built in 1858 for Robert Armstrong, son of Drury Armstrong. Confederate headquaters for Longstreet and McLaws during 1863 seige. - Gregarious Barnett
Fun. Play some Basketball with your kid. Free parking on the side. - Glenn LaTerre
A great deal of history surrounds this place, not only Tennessee history, but American history as well. Well worth a visit with the family. - Greg Stooksberry
Category Arts and Entertainment » Museum » History Museum
Place United States » Tennessee » Knox County » Knoxville