Welcome To Chattanooga

Welcome To Chattanooga!!!

Family, this page is to show you some of the great people from Chattanooga and the state of Tennessee. You will also find places to go experience around the city. Remember enjoy the song until it ends or simply press the pause button on the music icon then press play button on video to watch the videos.

Famous People and Landmarks In and From Chattanooga and The State of Tennessee

Award Winning Actor Samuel L. Jackson from Chattanooga, Tn. graduated from Riverside High School.

The Queen of Rock and Roll Tina Turner. Born Anna Mae Bullock in Nutbush, Tennessee

The King Elvis Presley from Memphis, Tn.

WWE Hall of Famer KoKo B Ware

Founding member of the NAACP. Ida B Wells

NBA Basketball Star Bingo Smith from Memphis, Tn.

Memphis Born Actress Cybill Shepherd

Nashville born NFL Football Player James Stone

Singer/Actress Dolly Patron from Pittman Center, Tn.

Pirates MLB 3rd baseman Bill "Mad Dog" Madlock from Memphis

Actress Elise Neal from Memphis

From Hendersonville, Tn. WWE Hall Of Famer Jeff Jarrett

R&B Singer and T.V. Reality Star K. Michelle from Memphis

WWE Hall of Famer The Honky Talk Man

Poet, writer, Activist, and Educator Nikki Giovanni of Knoxville

Negro Leagues and Major League Baseball Player Jim Gilliam from Nashville

Jazz Musician Doc Cheatham

Rev. Richard Henry Boyd founder of The National Baptist Publishing Board and The National Baptist Convention of America

Chattanooga's Own NFL Star Jarrett Boykin

World Series Champion Mookie Betts

Chattanooga's Own Blues Legend Lovie Austin

NFL Star Terrell Owens. Owens Played Football At University of Tennessee Chattanooga

Music Legend Issac Hayes from Memphis, Tn.

Rapper Young Buck from Nashville, Tn.

Movie Director Quentin Tarantino from Knoxville, Tn.

Rapper Snootie Wild from Memphis, Tn.

Blues Singer Bessie Smith from Chattanooga, Tn.

Football Player Gerald Sensabaugh from Kingsport, Tn.

NBA Star Campy Russell from Jackson, Tn.

Queen of the Pin Up Girls Bettie Page from Nashville

NFL stand out from Memphis Michael Oher

Wrestling Royalty Jerry "The King" Lawler from Memphis

Attorney, News Anchor, Author, T.V. Show Host, and Political Activist Van Jones from Jackson, Tn.

Professional Boxer and Champion Tommy "Hitman" Hearns from Memphis

Memphis Rapper Yo Gotti

The Queen Of Soul Aretha Franklin

Film Actor, Narrator, and Director Morgan Freeman

Born In Smith County, Tennessee DeFord Bailey was a Country and Blues Music Star. Mr. Bailey was the Performer to be Introduced on The Grand Ole Opry!! Mr. Bailey could play multiple instruments but he was best known for his Harmoncia Tunes

Jazz Singer Lil Hardin Armstrong wife of Louis Armstrong

Chattanooga's Own Poet, Artist, and Ghost Writer Genesis The Greykid

Chattanooga's Own Rap Artist Isaiah Rashad

Rap Group Three Six Mafia from Memphis, Tn.

Singer Justin Timberlake from Memphis, Tn.

Hall of Fame Football Player Reggie White from Chattanooga, Tn.

African American Civil Rights Leader Benjamin "Pap" Singleton from Davidson County, Tn.

Saint Bethleham, Tn. Gold Medalist Wilma Rudolph

From Charlotte, Tn. NBA Player Oscar Robertson aka The Big O

Memphis Born MLB Star Vada Pinson

WWE's Randy Orton from Knoxville, Tn.

Nashville born R&B Singer Kem

T.V. show Jackass Superstar Johnny Knoxville from Knoxville

by way of New York Alex Haley lived in Henning, Tn. when he was a kid. Haley is the Writer and Author of Roots and many other African American history stories

Distinguished Biologist and Health Researcher Mary Styles Harris from Nashville, Tn.

Memphis Blues Singer Alberta Hunter

Harlem Renaissance Painter Beaufort Delaney

Harlem Renaissance Painter Aaron Douglas

Film Actress & Director Katy Bates

Politicia, Writer, Professo, and Civial Rights Leader Julian Bond

Chattanooga's Own Negro Leagues Infielder and Manager McKinley "Bunny" Downs

Chattanooga's Own Jazz Artist Yusef Lateeef

Chattanooga's Own Clyde Stubblefield. Stubblefield was A World Famous Drummer Best Known For Working With James Brown!!

Chattanooga's Own Margaret Sloan-Hunter. Ms. Hunter was a Black Feminist with The Congress of Racial Equality and The National Black Feminist Organization

Chattanooga Music

Tennessee T.V. Shows

Movies Filmed in Tennessee

This movie was shot in Chattanooga

A majority of this movie was shot in Georgia, but that last bridge shot is all Chattanooga,.

Filmed in Chattanooga

This Classic film was filmed in Memphis

This dark and metaphoric cult film was shot in Memphis.

The castle-like exterior of, the prison in, "The Green Mile" is actually the Tennessee State Penitentiary, closed in 1992.

Filmed in Memphis

The Firm kept to its literary roots by being filmed in Memphis.

There's no better place to film the love story of Johnny and June other than state of Tennessee. Parts of the movie were even in the same prison as the movie The Green Mile.

This film was shot in Nashville

Filmed in Carter County

Spike Lee's take on Black Men taking a bus ride to the historic Million Man March was shot in Nashville

The Country Bears was shot in both Franklin and Nashville, TN.

The Nashville skyline is used as the darkened backdrop of the opening chase sequence in this movie.

This movie trilogy about Buford Pusser was all shot in the state of Tennessee

This movie was shot in Memphis

Filmed in Nashville

Shot in Memphis

This story of Larry Flint was filmed in Memphis

Tennessee Professional Sports

Tennessee Historically Black Colleges & Universities

H.B.C.U.

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Tennessee College Sports

Chattanooga Cool Places To Visit

1. Bessie Smith Cultural Center

Address: 200 E. M.L. King Blvd.
Chattanooga, TN 37403

(423)-266-8658
Website: www.bessiesmithcc.org

2. The Tennessee Aquarium
Address:  One Broad Street,
   Chattanooga, TN 37402
800.262.0695
   Website: www.tnaqua.org

3. The Chattanooga Zoo
Address: 301 North Holtzclaw Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37404
(423)-697-1322
Website: www.chattzoo.org

4. Lake Winnepesaukah
Address: 1730 Lakeview Dr
Rossville, GA 30741
(706) 866-5681
Website: www.lakewinnie.com

5. Lookout Mountain Incline Railway
Address: ST. ELMO STATION (BOTTOM)
3917 St. Elmo Avenue
Chattanooga, TN 37409

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN STATION (TOP)
827 East Brow Road
Lookout Mountain, TN 37350

(423)-821-4224
 Website: www.ridetheincline.com

6. Rock City
Address: 1400 Patten Road
Lookout Mountain, GA 30750
(706) 820-2531
Website: www.seerockcity.com

7. Ruby Falls
Address: 1720 South Scenic Hwy
Chattanooga, TN 37409
(423) 821-2544
Website: www.rubyfalls.com

Chattanooga Restaurants To Visit

1. Champy's Fried Chicken
Address: 526 E Ml King Blvd,
Chattanooga, TN 37403
(423) 752-9198
Website: www.champyschicken.com

2. Herman's Soul Food
Address: 3821 Brainerd Rd,
Chattanooga, TN 37411
(423)624-5715
Website: www.hermanssoulfood.com

Herman’s Soul Food & Catering offers a variety of southern favorites from classic, comfort foods such as their Famous Chicken & Dressing, Smothered Pork Chops, Homemade Macaroni & Cheese and Turnip Greens. They also offer other favorites including Buffalo Wings, our Herman’s Burger and our Famous Whiting Fish Sandwich. You’ll definitely want to try their Peach Cobbler and Red Velvet Cake.

3. Uncle Larry's Restaurant
Address: 736 Martin Luther King Boulevard
Chattanooga, Tennessee 37402
(423) 757-5894
Website: www.unclelarrysrestaurant.com
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Best Places To Shop in Chattanooga

1. Hamilton Place Mall
Address: 2100 Hamilton Place Blvd,
Chattanooga, TN 37421
(423) 894-7177
Website: www.hamiltonplace.com

*The Premier Shopping destination in Chattanooga! Who's ready to shop?

2. Northgate Mall
Address: 271 Northgate Mall Dr,
Chattanooga, TN 37343
(423) 875-4351
Website: www.visitnorthgatemall.com

Tennessee Professional Sports​

​Ricky Smiley Breaking It Down all in Fun!!! LOL!!!

Tennessee Professional Sports

Ricky Smiley Breaking It Down all in Fun!!!
LOL!!!