Glenmore Mansion, built in 1868,  is one of Tennessee's best examples of Second Empire architectural style.  The massive three story house has 27 rooms and a 30' tower rising above the roofline.   It is the only house museum in Jefferson County open to the public and has been operated since 1972 by the APTA Glenmore Chapter.  In 2019, the Glenmore Preservation Society assumed a lease from APTA and now manages and operates the house museum.  It is furnished in the mid-Victorian style with many original furnishings as well as other period appropriate pieces