Rogersville & Hawkins County

A self-guided walking tour of downtown Bulls Gap is offered at the Town Hall located on South Main Street, off Highway 11E. Buildings and architecture show the influence of the railroad on the lives of the citizens of Bulls Gap and the importance that it retains today. Bulls Gap is also home to the Archie Campbell Museum and Tourist Center.

Rogersville/Hawkins County Chamber of Commerce

Settled in 1786, Rogersville is home to the oldest courthouse, inn, and post office in Tennessee. It was here that the state's first newspaper was published in 1791. The entire downtown area and most of the adjacent neighborhoods are on the National Register of Historic Places. Self-guided strolling tours available throughout the district. Discover quaint shops, dining, antiques, crafters, and bed & breakfast inns. In addition to the man-made history, Rogersville is home to the world-famous Ebbing and Flowing Springs -- which ebbs and flows at regular intervals, just like the tide.

Hale Springs Inn was built in 1824 and is located in the heart of historic Rogersville. It is an ideal location for special events. The courtyard and patio along with the grand dining room allows for the perfect setting for an event your guests will always remember.

Services Offered: Reception and Ceremony Venue; Rehearsal Dinner Venue; Honeymoon Packages; Guest Rooms

E-Mail: Events@HaleSpringsInn.com

Rogersville
In 1777, the grandparents of Davy Crockett were massacred by hostile Indians in their cabin along Crockett’s Creek, which flows through the town. Find Crockett Park and the burial place dated back to 1804 to locate the cache. Cache available 24/7.