Tennessee Department of Transportation 100-Year Mobile Exhibit Coming to a Town Near You

Scheduled Events along Memphis to Bristol Highway, the State’s First Road

Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Department of Transportation is continuing its year-long Centennial Celebration with a mobile transportation museum exhibit that will travel from one end of the state to the other along the Memphis to Bristol Highway (SR 1), Tennessee’s first road.

The first stop on the TDOT 100-Year Mobile Exhibit Tour is the Cordova Branch of the Memphis Public Library.

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TDOT kicked off its 100^th year as a state agency on July 1st, 2014. In addition to the mobile museum, TDOT’s Centennial Celebration will include the release of a special edition transportation history book and the installation of special commemorative signs along the Memphis to Bristol Highway.

The mobile exhibit tour will run through June 2015. Specific locations will be named each month.

The Cities are as follows:

• January – Dickson (Dickson County Public Library)
• February – Murfreesboro (Linebaugh Public Library)
• March & April – Nashville (Tennessee State Museum)
• May – Crossville
• June – Bristol

For more information about the “TDOT Centennial: A hundred Years of Moving Tennessee Forward and into the Future,” please visit our website: http://www.tdot.state.tn.us/100years/default.shtml.