The Croft House is one of the oldest surviving structures in the Nashville area and offers insight into early frontier life. Its simple design and preserved setting provide contrast to grander historic estates found elsewhere in the city.
Located near green spaces and trails, the Croft House fits naturally into outdoor-focused itineraries. Visitors often encounter it while exploring nearby natural areas, making it a rewarding discovery for those who enjoy history integrated into the landscape.
Quick facts
- Coordinates: 36.087356, -86.745018
- Type: Museum
- Operator: Nashville Zoo
OSM tags
- Historic: built 1810; second oldest building extant in Davidson County
- Name: Croft House
- Operator: Nashville Zoo
- Tourism: Museum