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Built around 1860, the historic 2-story mansion is home to the Monthaven Arts & Cultural Center, which rotates exhibits throughout the year and offers paid art classes and camps.
Monthaven, also known as the Leonard B. Fite House, is a historic home in Hendersonville, Tennessee and is on the National Historic Register. It was built around 1860 and used as a field hospital during the American Civil War. A few skirmishes occurred on the property as well. The historic building is now home to galleries and offices of the Hendersonville Arts Council.
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Formerly known as the Holder Family Fun Center, the facility offers 36 bowling lanes, a go-kart track, laser tag, bumper cars, an 18-hole glow mini golf course, rock climbing, roller skating, and an arcade with redemption counter.
The center offers 34 bowling lanes, bungee jumping, laser tag, roller skating, a virtual reality roller coaster, bumper cars, and a soft play area.
Located across Main St from Drakes Creek Park, Memorial Park features playground areas, walking trails, tennis courts, shetlers and picnic tables with grills, restrooms, a multipurpose athletic field, and a dog park with two separate areas for small and larger dogs.
Centrally located, Drakes Creek Park has walking trails, playground areas, shelters and picnic tables (with and without grills), restroom facilities, sand volleyball courts, basketball goals, baseball and softball fields, and soccer fields.
Near the Streets of Indian Lake. Offerings include bike trails, inline hockey rinks, a skate park, playgrounds, walking trails, shelters and picnic areas, and restroom facilities.
This cemetery is the burial site of several county music legends, including Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, as well as "Mother" Maybelle Carter, Helen Carter, and Anita Carter of the Carter Family.