See & Do

	Buford Pusser Home and Museum: 342 Pusser St 731-632-4080 web site 70	May 1st Thru October 31st Monday - Friday: 11am to 5pm Saturday: 9am to 5pm Sunday:1pm to 5pm November 1st Thru April 30th Monday - Friday: 11am to 4pm Saturday: 9am to 4pm Sunday:1pm to 4pm
	Buford Pusser Grave Site: Adamsville Cemetery Hwy 64 W., Old Cemetary Rd. & Old Stage Rd. 67	Thousands of visitors stop to pay tribute to McNairy County Sheriff Buford Pusser and his family members here each year. Also vist the Buford Pusser Monument and Crash Site in Leapwood, and his office inside the McNairy County Courthouse in Selmer.
	Civil War Trail Marker: Hwy 64 West & Baptist Street	Troops under Union Gen. Lew Wallace were stationed here in April 1862 as U.S. Grant’s army moved into southern Tennessee. Wallace moved out from here the first day of the Battle of Shiloh but failed to reach the battlefield in time (an early-war controversy). Wallace did arrive in time to turn the tide against the Confederates on the second day of the battle.
	War Memorial Park: Highway 64 West & Old Stage	Plaques commemorating the fallen in the 1^st& 2^ndWorld Wars, the Korean War & Vietnam War from Adamsville.
	"The Marty" Performing Arts & Adamsville Community Center: 731-632-1448 Reservations: 632-1401 or 1403	Adamsville Bluegrass Jamboree happens every third Saturday night of each month, except in May when the schedule changes due to the Buford Pusser Festival. "The Marty" hosts a variety of plays, pageants, school and private events. Check you local newspaper for dates and times. Call City Hall at 632-1401 to reserve "The Marty" for your next function.
	Old Town Motel: 211 East Main St. 632-3398 69	The Motel was built in 1960 by Joe and Juanita Richardson, who were like family to Sheriff Buford Pusser. It was in room 110 that the sheriff lived for over four months in the 1970's when fire damaged his home. Ms. Juanita still runs the motel and visitors enjoy seeing photos and hearing her stories about the sheriff. Elvis spent the night here, too.
	Gibb's Gas & Oil Collectables 112 Main St. Adamsville, TN 38310 Phone: 731-926-0524 68	A collection of old gas pumps, porcelain gas and oil signs, old oil cans and service station memorabilia. Call for appointment, Open Year-round.
	Buford Pusser Memorial Park Walnut St.	Location of the Buford Pusser Festival that occurs on the week before Memorial Day each year. Play Ground, Tennis Courts, Walking Trail, Softball,Baseball, Pavilion (available for parties, contact City Hall at 632-1401), Picnic areas with barbeques. Buford Pusser Memorial Wall.
	Adamsville Public Library: Irving Meek Jr. Memorial Library 731-632-3572	Preschool story hour: Book Club Open Monday & Friday from 9am - 5pm, Tuesday& Thursday from 9am - 6pm and Saturdays from 9am - 12 noon.
	McNairy County Senior Center: 408 Park Ave 731-632-0302	Offers a wide variety of activities for senior adults, including dominos, cards, bingo, exercise programs, bowling, educational programs, special events, heath screening, day trips, short and long trips, and participation in the Senior Games.
	Adamsville Cardinal Football: Adamsville High School	See their web site for more information
	Other Adamsville Cardinal Sporting Events: Adasville High School	Basketball
	Area Attractions:	Shiloh National Military Park Pickwick Dam & Pickwick Landing State Park Coon Creek Science Center Artisan Trail McNairy County Historical Museum- 114 N. Third St., Selmer Tennessee River Museum Duncan Christmas Tree Farm Ada's Unusual Country Store - 9653 Hwy 45 N., Bethel Springs Big Hill State Park - Look for the Battle of Davis Bridge & Youngs Bridge (Civil War Trails & Walking Tall Trail). Hockaday Handmade Broom Shop & Museum Rockabilly Highway Mural - Downtown Selmer Bethel Springs Presbyterian Church & Cemetery - the oldest church in McNairy County. Cherokee Trail of Tears Historical Marker Savannah Historic District & Tour Pickwick Bell Cruises Hurst Nation Marker - The Hurst House is in Purdy, and is thought to be haunted. It is on private property and opens for tours in October.