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- Name:
Green McAdoo Cultural Center
- Description:
- On August 27, 1956, twelve young people in Clinton, Tennessee walked into history and changed the world. They were the first students to desegregate a state-supported high school in the south. Clinton High School holds the honor of having the first Black to graduate from a public high school in the South. It was a great victory for the Civil Rights Movement. Learn the fascinating history of the twelve and how they not only changed a community but a nation at the Green McAdoo Cultural Center.
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Upcoming Events
Sundown Saturdays
Kick back on Stardust Marina’s patio and enjoy live music on the last Saturday of the summer. The en...
Pickin' in the Park
The concert will feature Shadow Ridge along with local bands, Mason T. & Carl Capps and The Real McC...
Tennessee Fall Homecoming
Come and visit the most extensive and authentic gathering of old-time musicians and pioneer-type cra...
Area Attractions
- Norris Lake
- Appalachia Heritage
- WWII Secret City
- African American Heritage
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Sample Itineraries
Norris Lake
Enjoy 800 Miles of Shoreline where you can experience extreme water recreation and ultimate relaxati...
Travel 200 Years in 15 Minutes
Travel from Appalachian Life to the Civil Rights Era to the Atomic Age while enjoying the beauty of ...
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