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History

Chattanooga has an incredibly rich history that is showcased in museums throughout the area. From the Hunter Museum of American Art to the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum, pay a visit to these various spots to learn all there is to know about the Scenic City.
We’re giving you the 411 on the 423’s landmarks — from the Walnut Street Bridge to the Incline Railway. Learn about their history, fun facts, and just why Chattanoogans and visitors alike find them so iconic.
Professors at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga have been hard at work on new discoveries — learn something new with us.
Emmy Award-winning filmmaker + Chattanoogan Dagan W. Beckett’s latest project can now be streamed.
The local amusement and water park is celebrating its 100th year — take a look back at some of the wholesome fun.
Learn the history within the walls of this family-owned estate located in the Red Bank neighborhood.
The amusement and water park in Rossville, GA is celebrating its centennial year — let’s take a look back + see what this season has in store.
Take in the history of the Scenic City by foot on a self-guided tour to see some of the oldest and most memorable buildings the city has to offer.
Did you know that the oldest student in the United States hailed from Chattanooga? Read about Mary Walker’s life of learning.
Check out our guide to the many meaningful murals you can find around our city.
The historic fountain that sits in front of the Hamilton County Courthouse has plans for repairs, so we’re diving into its history.
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