Charles Hall Museum

BL Weeks

2024-04

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Tessa Aguilar

2023-11

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Bear

2023-06

This is an absolute must-see! Two museums and gift shops side-by-side with the best and oldest antiques you've ever seen in glass displays. Admission is free!

Karen Dale

2022-05

This is a wonderful museum filled with so many historic artifacts and memories and it is free. It also has a nice gift shop and welcome center with area menus, brochures and maps. We ate at the Tellico Grains Bakery just down the street and it had outdoor picnic tables and it was an overall beautiful day. Waterfalls and scenic drives are nearby also.

Sue Baker

2022-05

This is again a new place for me to visit. This establishment was a very informative museum inside of it in which was awesome history and thro back in time, they also had a little store inside of to do a little gift shopping that was very nice. I enjoyed my visit here very much.

Teresa Gregg

2022-05

2 great museums with guns, Indian artifacts, telephones, automobiles, typewriters, and more! Plus, 2 gift shops and a very courteous and friendly staff. They even sell local fudge and it's memorable!!!!! So good!!!

Jim Cody

2022-05

The Charles Hall Museum named after its original creator . Is a museum with over 330 historical guns dating back to 1776. Antique coins and money, native American tools, arrowheads pottery,historical pictures. Museum also has lots and lots of antique telephones and switchboard. A moonshine still a 1934 Restored Plymouth, 1922 Model T. There's something for everyone. We'll worth the scenic travel to Tellico Plains.

Robert L

2023-12

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Margot Lizardo

2024-04

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Lee Roy “Bam-Bam” Richardson II

2022-05

This brought a flood of memories to my mind. Charles Hall and my Grandfather Price were good friends. There is even a showcase of part of the gun collection that belonged to my grandfather! Had a nice conversation with a older lady there that knew him before he passed in 1995. Lots of memories on this trip! Here is the picture of him in the case and his gravestone! I was actually in town to fix grandma Prices headstone. Love this little town!

Juraj Harmata

2022-05

very nice museum with a lot of interesting items as guns, household items, historical telephones and much more... and it is for free.

Liza Rodriguez (MissSparkles)

2022-05

Very nice museum with a nice affordable gift shop. Entrance if free. Recommend visiting💯

Kyle Lechtenberg

2022-05

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Randy S

2018-05

I found this museum and the one in the building to the northeast of it very interesting. The prices in this store are lower than the visitor's center.

tim rooney

2021-05

If you ride through Tellico Plains, this is a must stop location. It is all about the history of this area. One of the two buildings has a history of telephone equipment and the other has all types of fire arms with other interesting things intermixed between. All of this for a donation of your choice. Hard to beat!

Mike Walker

2023-11

They are going to have a Fall Festival on the October 28 for all ages and they will be free stuff for the kids to do. And check out the Museum you will be surprised of what is in there

Deana D

2024-01

This is a nice spot to visit in this town. Always enjoyed my visits.

JeromeAMoses

2023-06

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Joy Seeker

2022-05

As Museums go, this one is especially organized, clean informative. Period pieces.

Julie Wilmhoff

2022-05

My husband and I absolutely love Tellico Plains and had never stopped at the museum and welcome center until this past weekend. I'm so very impressed by the wonderful collection of antiques and artifacts! The two ladies that we met were amazing, as they were so passionate about the history of Tellico Plains and the wonderful families that have called it home. We did have our 4 year old and our 7 year old with us and they LOVED the stories and the memorabilia as well. There was no charge, but I highly suggest a donation or a purchase from the WONDERFUL gift shops on your way out. It's supporting a wonderful place, amazing people, and preserving our history of Appalachia.

Steve A

2022-05

We were pleasantly surprised. Nice mix of local and world history. Lots of historic firearms, Native American artifacts, even toys and tools. People are very friendly and helpful. Great time.

D Kelly

2023-05

This was such a cool little museum. They had so many items to look at like guns, phones, autos, and interesting facts as well. I would highly recommend a visit as there are two separate museums.

Mark Fullagar

2021-05

Cool cool displays of yesteryear. From collections of coin and paper money , toy tractors and trucks , guns and ammo , Indian artifacts , antique radios and TVs , to pictures and photos of the lifetime and styles of Tellico Plains. Much more to see than I've listed. We'll be going back again. Free admission but donations are welcome and appreciated.

Jean “jeanbutt” Crane

2019-05

I was a seller and I had a great time!! Everyone was so nice an friendly! The free pancake breakfast was just wonderful on that really cold morning just hit the spot!!My husband and I really enjoyed it!!I want to THANK EVERYONE WHO HELPED OUT BEHIND THE SCENES THAT I DIDN'T SEE OR KNOW THEM!! I KNOW THAT YOU GUYS PUT N SO MUCH OF YOUR TIME AN DID A GREAT JOB MAKE IT RUN GREAT!!!!!

Joshua Autry

2021-05

Don't let the small town or outside fool you. This place is filled with extraordinary history. It's free to the public but please make sure to donate.The gift shops are a great place for a quick souvenir.I was pleasantly surprised by this museum.Absolutely wonderful.

Fitness Finesse

2022-05

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Tina Staggs

2023-09

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Missy Carter

2022-05

If you want to treat yourself to a little history, unique memorabilia, and enjoy yourself for a few hours, stop by the Charles Hall Museum.

c Hayward

2020-05

It's a neat place. Has a lot of older items. Really brings back memories. First phones and through the years, computers, cash registers switchboards, tools first hair perm apparatus. I enjoyed it greatly. Also a lady there spinning yarn.

Denise Peterman

2018-05

My husband was in communications for 40some years & had been wanting to visit since he was told of it. We both enjoyed it! It was so much more than just phones. If you like history and enjoy seeing the before while living in the after take the trip!