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Cultural Attractions and Educational Activities
in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee

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  • Appalachian Highlands Science Learning Center (near Waynesville NC)
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  • ARROWMONT SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS (Gatlinburg TN)
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  • John C Campbell Folk School (Brasstown NC)
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  • Dinosaur Walk Museum (Pigeon Forge TN)
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  • THE FRANKLIN GEM AND MINERAL MUSEUM (Franklin NC)
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  • Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center (Townsend TN)
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  • Great Smoky Mountains Institute at Tremont (In Park Near Townsend TN)
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  • Hollywood Star Cars Museum (Gatlinburg TN)
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  • Junaluska Memorial Site, Museum and Medicine Trail (Robbinsville NC)
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  • The Little River Railroad and Lumber Company Museum (Townsend TN)
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  • MOUNTAIN HERITAGE CENTER (Cullowhee NC)
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  • MUSEUM OF THE CHEROKEE INDIAN (Cherokee NC)
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  • THE ORCHARD AT ALTAPASS (Little Switzerland NC)
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  • Performing Arts Center (Blowing Rock NC)
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  • Scottish Tartans Society Museum and Heritage Center (Franklin NC)
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  • SMOKY MOUNTAIN FIELD SCHOOL (Classes Take Place in the Park)
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  • Smoky Mountain Trains Museum (Bryson City NC)
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  • Tennessee Museum of Aviation (Sevierville TN)
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  • Unto These Hills Outdoor Drama (Cherokee NC)
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  • WHEELS THROUGH TIME ALL-AMERICAN TRANSPORTATION MUSEUM (Maggie Valley NC)
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    Looking for cultural and educational things to do in the Smoky Mountains? Check out this page at SmokiesFun.com. Find information on aviation, railroad, and other transportation museums, fine art museums, minerals and gemstones museums, field schools, heritage centers, historical societies, Scottish tartans, schools of arts and crafts, and museums and dramas of the Cherokee people.

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