Woods Of Post House Apartments In Jackson, TN
Features
- Pet Park
- Mature, Award Winning Landscaping
- Sparkling Pool With Sun Deck
- Free Covered Parking With Most Homes
- Professional Management
- Night-Lit Pergola/Outdoor Kitchen
Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum
This is a historical location centered on train engineer Casey Jones. He was an engineer for the Illinois Central Railroad who was killed in 1900 while working. The brave engineer died when he tried to protect his train and passengers from a collision instead of bailing out.
This area contains Casey Jones’s historic home, a railroad museum, and a Southern restaurant. The museum tells the story of Casey Jones and Jackson’s rich railroad history. Brooks Shaw’s Old Country Store Restaurant serves family-style Southern comfort food. Visitors of all ages can board the village’s 35-ton locomotive that is similar to Casey’s engine 382.
Cypress Grove Nature Park
Take a relaxing stroll through the woods. Cypress Grove Nature Park is a 165-acre city park with a cypress forest and two lakes. There is a picnic pavilion and butterfly gardens. Fishing is allowed at the park.
Cypress Grove Nature Park is inhabited by birds, deer, mink, frogs, and turtles. The Aerie Trail Raptor Center attracts birds of prey such as bald eagles, hawks, and owls. Pets are allowed in certain areas and must be on a leash.
Samuel T Bryant Distillery
Samuel T Bryant Distillery is a small spirits distillery on Lower Brownsville Road. The founder, Samuel Bryant, opened the distillery in 2016, and it’s located on the Bryant family farm. Bryant is related to a distiller from the 1660s.
The distillery makes 21 products including moonshine, tequila, and whiskey. You buy a bottle of your choice of handcrafted liquor when you visit the distillery. They also provide tastings of their products so you can find your favorite. There is also a beautiful event space that can be rented for weddings, parties, or other events.
Woods of Post House | 39 Thistlewood Drive | Jackson, TN 38305