Cherokee National Forest - Nancy Ward Tomb and Historical Marker

Museum
Benton, TN
The Cherokee National Forest houses the Nancy Ward Tomb and Historical Marker, a culturally educational site located in Benton, Tennessee. It serves as a historical resource crucial for understanding Native American history, specifically the role of Nancy Ward, a prominent Cherokee woman known for her peace-making efforts between Cherokee people and European settlers. This site is an ideal educational resource for homeschoolers interested in exploring American history and cultural heritage. It provides a unique exploration opportunity for students to learn about the Cherokee tribe and their significant figures through physical remnants and historical markers.

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