Sutton Store Hours
8:30 am - 4 pm Wed-Fri
8:30 am - 8 pm Sat
(931) 653-4151
CLOSED SUN - TUES
Other Attractions
11 am - 3 pm Wed-Fri
11 am - 5 pm Sat
(931) 653-4151
CLOSED SUN - TUES
Bringing a Group? Call 931-653-4151.
2026: Celebrating America's
Semiquincentennial
"Stories That Built Us, Dreams That Move Us"
As the United States commemorates its 250th Anniversary, Historic Granville and the Granville Museum present a year-long celebration honoring the rich heritage and enduring spirit of our nation. You are invited to embark on a meaningful journey that reflects on the voices, values and moments that have shaped our country.
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Throughout 2026, Historic Granville will incorporate patriotic programming into its seasonal festivals and special events.
America's natural beauty, cultural heritage and civic ideas will be celebrated through music, speakers, interactive exhibits and reflective activities.
Granville Museum
The Granville Museum proudly introduces "Visions of Freedom,"
a compelling new
exhibit in the Military Room.​
Sutton Homestead
Visit the Historic Sutton Homestead for a "Gathering of Voices" - a living history storytelling initiative.​
Mayberry Dinner Theater
Our Dinner Theater performances will feature:
"The Founding of Mayberry"
Our Pioneer Village Theater
will present:
"Journey to the Promised Land" written by Granville native
Ogeal Halfacre Webster​
Granville Museum Exhibition Room
In collaboration with the East Tennessee History Museum, Granville will host a special exhibit highlighting baseball's role in American culture. More than a pastime, baseball has reflected and influenced social change, bringing people together across boundaries.
Corporate Sponsor for this Event
During 2026, each venue in Historic Granville will feature interpretive signage and exhibits marked with the Tennessee American 250 logo, drawing connections between local heritage and the broad American story.