The owners or managers of these historic sites and interpretive facilities are certified partners with the National Park Service on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.
North Carolina
Cherokee County Historical Museum
in the two-story, stone Carnegie Library Building, 87 Peachtree Street, in Murphy.
a three-mile-long road that ran from Major Ridge's farm to John Ross's farm, both of which are now within the city of Rome. It is now a walk/bike path as part of the Downtown Heritage Trails.
is at the entrance to David Crockett State Park, north of U.S. Highway 64 (also state highways 15 and 242), located approximately one mile west of downtown Lawrenceburg (Lawrence County). The street address is 1400 West Gaines Street
Giles County Trail of Tears Interpretive Center
220 Stadium Street, Pulaski
The Hermitage
Andrew Jackson's longtime home, is at 4580 Rachels Lane, Hermitage. The site is located 12 miles east of downtown Nashville.
James Brown Cherokee Plantation
at 9521 Ooltewah-Georgetown Road, northeast of Ooltewah, Hamilton County.
Nashville 1823 Toll Bridge Abutments
adjacent to the Victory Memorial bridge over the Cumberland River, Nashville
Port Royal State Park
at 3300 Old Clarksville Highway, Adams. The park, located in eastern Montgomery County, is just north of State Highway 76; it is eight miles southwest of Adams and 15 miles east of Clarksville.
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum
at 576 State Highway 360, which is approximately one mile east of Vonore.
Tennessee River Museum
at 495 Main Street, Savannah. The museum is at the corner of Main Street (U.S. 64) and Adams Street, just a few blocks east of the Tennessee River Bridge.
on Westover Rd. (703) 0.5 miles east of the intersection with Cherry Valley Rd., 2 miles west of Huzzah (Crawford County)
Arcadia Valley Campground
State Highway 21 near the intersection of Old Highway 21, Pilot Knob, Iron County.
Greene County Trail Segments
former railroad right-of-way near the intersection of S. Golden Avenue and W. Republic Road, Springfield vicinity.
Laughlin Park
is near Roubidoux Spring, which is adjacent to Superior Road and just south of State Highway 17 (Historic U.S. Highway 66) on the eastern edge of Waynesville.
Maramec Spring Park-Massey Iron Works
at 21880 Maramec Spring Drive, just north of State Highway 8. The park is in eastern Phelps County, eight miles southeast of St. James.
Snelson-Brinker Cabin
on the north side of State Highway 8 in western Crawford County, eight miles west of Steelville and 10 miles from Exit 195 on Interstate 44.
Star City Ranch Trail Segment
is near State Highway U, eight miles north-northeast of Cassville.
Stone County Historical and Genealogical Society Museum
in Cross and St. Francis counties, northeast of Forrest City. The Bell's Route segment, part of the old Memphis to Little Rock military road, is located approximately one mile south of the park's visitor center.
Delta Cultural Center
at 141 Cherry Street and 95 Missouri Street, both in downtown Helena.
Fitzgerald Station and Farmstead
at 2327 Old Wire Road near Springdale.
Lake Dardanelle State Park
at 100 State Park Drive in Russellville, Pope County. The park is located at 2428 Marina Road, which is four miles west of Russellville, off State Highway 326.
La Petite Roche
in the vicinity of Junction Bridge and at the foot of Rock Street, Little Rock
Mount Nebo State Park
at 16728 West State Highway 155, four miles west of Dardanelle.
North Little Rock Riverfront Park
on the north bank of the Arkansas River between Main Street Bridge and Interstate 30 Bridge, North Little Rock.
Petit Jean State Park
at 1285 Petit Jean Mountain Road, Morrilton.
Pinnacle Mountain State Park
at 11901 Pinnacle Valley Road, Little Rock. (The park is 15 miles west of Little Rock.)
301 Commercial St. (corner of Commercial and Main), Webbers Falls
Cherokee National Museum
is three miles south of Tahlequah in the old Cherokee community of Park Hill. The Cherokee National Museum is a building in the center of the Cherokee Heritage Center complex.
Fort Gibson
at 907 North Garrison, on Oklahoma Highway 80 at the north edge of Ft. Gibson.
Hunter's Home
at 19479 East Murrell Home Road, in Park Hill, one mile southeast of the junction of State highways 62 and 82, and four miles southwest of Tahlequah.
