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	Frank H. McClung Museum Museum with collections in anthropology, archaeology, decorative arts, medicine, local history and natural history.
Knoxville Museum of Art Building features five galleries, the Great Hall, auditorium, Museum Shop and various gardens and terraces.
National Civil Rights Museum Museum offers an overview of the civil rights movement in exhibit form.
Hands On! Regional Museum Museum features interactive exhibits, programs and events in the arts, sciences and humanities.
National Knife Museum Museum is maintained by the National Knife Collectors Association.
Ewing Gallery Gallery of art and architecture.
Art Museum of the University of Memphis Museum offers permanent displays of Egyptian antiquities and West African artifacts and changing exhibitions of contemporary art.
American Museum of Science and Energy Museum provides the general public with energy information.
Memphis Museum System Collection of historic, educational and technological attractions.
East Tennessee Discovery Center Facility includes a science discovery center and a health discovery center.
Museum of Beverage Containers & Advertising Collection of soda and beer cans, bottles and advertising items.
Carroll Reece Museum Museum houses the permanent collection of the Art Department of East Tennessee State University.
Biblical Resource Center & Museum Museum features replicas of artifacts from the times of Hebrew and Christian scriptures.
East Tennessee Historical Society Society operates a museum that tells the story of life in east Tennessee.
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum Historic site of the birthplace of the Cherokee Indians.
Institute of Egyptian Art and Archeology Institute is a component of the University of Memphis’ Department of Art.
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