Wonderful snapshot of Corinth. So much history here.

Good little museum. Right at the Crossroads of the railroads. Houses some Civil War artifacts and of course train station artifacts. It is inside an old train depot. Staff was very friendly and helpful. When we were there we were the only people going through the museum at that time.

I saw nobody in Crossroad. Museum is under redecorate.

The museum is a very unique and well organized place to visit. It is located in historic Corinth in the old depot where the train tracks crossed resulting in the name, Crossroads . Civil war exhibits, artifacts and relics can be found here along with American Indian artifacts. Interesting and educational.

Did you know that Corinth, TN used to be called Cross City? Come over here and find out all about that and more! Great place!

Always enjoy a visit to the museum. History is important!

The museum was closed at 12 on a Saturday. Was a bit disappointed to see that. No info on door or website as to why it was closed. Photos are from what we could see outside.

Good place, great for promoting Corinth.

There wasnt anyone present when we were there.

Very informative, a good introduction to the town before exploring downtown.

A must stop when visiting Corinth! Wonderful museum with tons of history and a great Coke collection. Train folks will love the museum as well -- tons of train history and the Crossroads which still enjoys heavy traffic every day by trains! Nice little gift shop as well with actual glass bottle Cokes. Highly recommend this be a stop next time you are in Corinth.

Small yet insightful. Very affordable.

Its very informative.

Great place to learn about the past and teach kids.. and a family place.

Jane was very friendly and I was able to stop the mens toilet from running continually, lol.

Cool place

Interesting, I found items of interest to all ages

$5 per person entrance fee(elderly discount available) My wife and I made a day trip to Corinth for an adventure and found this place. Very interesting history and facts here. Its more of a Corinthian history museum than a railroad museum but they do have quite alot of artifacts ranging from the civil war, to native American history to the history of the coca cola company. It is not a large museum by any means but they pack about 50-60 minutes or so worth of history into the space they do have. The space itself is quite interesting as it is an old railroad Depot and the architecture for ticketing and signage can still readily be seen. I would say I wish that the entry fee were a bit less but it was actually worth what you pay I think. A great place to spend some time or have an outing.

First time we went to the Green Market , my wife and I new we were going to enjoy doing the monthly market events. The staff was very helpful getting us to our booth area. We were very happy to see a lot of our friends come by and the wonderful people from the Tennessee, and other states that come by. I cant say enough about the Red-Green Market, its as good as any market we have ever been to. All I can say is Brandy and Zack, keep up the good work.Danny and Bobbie SittonWooDnB

Great place to start exploring the town

Love this place wonderful for people and family oriented!

Not bad but expected a little more.

Amazing history in a small town. Great staff!

My kids loved the traditional train exhibit.

Interesting but was expecting a bigger Coke Museum.

Good museum

Not worth the price, if it was like 2 bucks yeah

Well done for a small museum.

Nice people

Can learn a lot about Corinths history

Pretty cool place to learn the local history of Corinth, including commerce and civil war.

What Civil War buff hasnt wanted to get their picture taken here?

Very nice!