Historic Homes & Buildings

• Brown-Daly-Horne House (circa 1855-1869)
  307 West Madison • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-363-1582
  This house is a beautiful and historic home which was once purchased by Governor John C. Brown.  map

• Hallehurst (circa 1889)
  106 Little Dry Creek • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-424-8510
  Hallehurst is an architechural and historical gem. It is the only neo-classical pattern of its kind in Giles County. The house and grounds have remained virtually unchanged for more than a century, built by Giles County's first millionaire, Senator Newton H. White.  map

• Thomas Martin House
  302 South Second Street • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-363-3830
  Visit this historical home which was once owned by prominent businessman and the founder of Martin college, Thomas Martin.  map

Museums & Galleries

• Giles County Historical Museum
  122 South Second Street • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-363-3730
  This local museum contains Civil War memorabilia and general history items from the Indian days in Giles County.  map

• Matt Gardner Homestead Museum, The
  110 Dixontown Road • Pulaski, TN 38455
  located in Elkton, TN
  317-547-9386
  The Matt Gardner Homestead was listed on the National Registry of Historical Places for its significance in African American ethnic heritage, agriculture, commerce and architecture from 1870 to 1942. The farm provides for the interpretation of a variety of significant historical topics including; slavery, emancipation, reconstruction, education religion architecture and agriculture.

• Sam Davis Museum & Trail
  134 Sam Davis Avenue • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-363-3789
  Sites relating to the capture and hanging of "Boy Hero of the Confederacy."  map

Tours & Cruises

• Giles County Historic Site Tour
  100 South Second Street • Pulaski, TN 38478
  931-363-3789
  Take part in this interesting an informative driving tour of the unique antique shops, and historic sites, and homes.  map