Want to feel like a kid surrounded by toys and posters of your favourite TV serial? Walk in and find out for yourself. The Cooter’s Garage has a lot of memorabilia from those yester years. Admission is free and that’s awesome! Who knew so many items were made just for one show! This place is half museum and half store.

After the ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ show Ben Jones was selected to the United States Congress. He returned to his entertainment career eventually and kept up with politics. Jones and his wife are the proprietors of Cooter’s Place, the ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ museum and the shop.

You will love a visit to Cooter’s Place. This expanded museum features:

• Pictures
• Props
• Costumes
• Cooter’s Tow Truck
• Daisy’s Jeep
• Rosco’s Patrol Car
• General Lee, the 1969 Dodge Charger
• Bright orange car with the Rebel flag on top and a big 01 on the door

The shop sells a variety of things and you can shop online as well.

• There is a photo package for $ 5 for the cars displayed.
• Most of the items in the museum is roped off, but there are few you can touch.
• Check in on your Yelp app and get 10% off your purchase in the gift shop.
• This wonderful place is fun for all ages.

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• Bus: 34

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• Caney Fork: American, Seafood, Grill
• Opry Backstage Grill: American
• Scoreboard Bar & Grill: BBQ, Deli

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