Jackson, Tennessee: Restored Greyhound Bus Station
Art Moderne/Art Deco-style, built in 1938, closed in 2018. The exterior neon was restored in 2019. Known locally as "the most photographed thing in Jackson."
- Address:
- 405 E. Main St., Jackson, TN
- Directions:
- From US-70 downtown turn north at the stoplight onto S. Church St., drive two or three blocks, then turn right onto E. Main St. You'll see the bus station ahead on the left.
- Hours:
- Lit in neon at night. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
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A magnificent Art Moderne or Art Deco-style Greyhound Bus Station, now out of use, but soon to be a museum. All neon was restored in 2019 and the building is lit nightly.
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Built in 1938, the bus station closed in 2018.