12: Tennessee Bible Museum

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Marc, Ann, and Jane spent three days in Wears Valley, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg celebrating Ann and Jane’s birthday. The twins had a list of places they wanted to visit and high on the list was the Tennessee Bible Museum. What an amazing place! The paid tour highlighted the history of the Bible with an emphasis on how it was translated into English.

Heartland Cabin Rentals provided an amazing cabin for our stay in Wears Valley. We cannot say enough about the hospitality they showed.

The three restaurants we chose for the main meal of our day was Alamo Steakhouse, JT Hannah’s Kitchen, and Sloppy Hog Burger Joint. We recommend all three.

Tennessee Bible Museum Tour

Tennessee Bible Museum Gift Shop

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