Hank Williams Museum and Boyhood Home is an 1850’s house that depicts the early life history of the Nashville artist Hank Williams. During 1930, when Hank’s father was admitted to hospital and his mother desperately needed a house as their old house was burnt, this is where they started to live in. You will find that the Hank Williams Museum surroundings were very significant in forming the life of young Hank and inside the home, you will feel connected to the country star from his numerous memorabilia. The highlights of the museum are Hank’s street attire, his famous guitar, Drifting Cowboy Hat, the dish that he used, custom made curtains, personal belongings such as razor and eyeglasses, his autographs on various items, original posters, paper clippings, paintings, period pieces, and many more.

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