Chattanooga Choo Choo

... by the dam, and picnicked at Pops in the Park. I taught at UTC and owned a business that had me writing about Chattanooga from a corporate view. Somewhere along the way I traveled to all 50 states, most National Parks, and wound up at the University of ...

... very well.   Sunday Pardon me boy, is that the cat that chewed your new shoes? Went into Chattanooga. First stop "the Choo Choo" This used to be the original railway station when the first trains arrived into Chattanooga.  Now converted ...

... bit of drive around some beautiful (and expensive) areas and then we were on our way to Chattanooga, Tennessee – of the Chattanooga Choo Choo fame.  Noah says he has always wanted to go there (Mind you, he has never mentioned this prior to ...

... only six of us in the theatre. Of course we left Kentucky this morning in minus 16 degree temperatures. Thankfully in Chattanooga we saw it reach 2 degrees - our first above freezing temperatures this trip! But the locals are complaining. Finally any ...

Weekend trip to Chattanooga, ...

... Turkeys, Peacocks, Mules – Mildly Tempermental” Things we Learned: ·        The Chattanooga Choo-Choo, a train that turned 100 yrs old in 2009 and was made famous by the Glenn Miller Orchestra singing a song ...

... day.   After getting some exercise along the water front we returned to look around the original station famous for the Chattanooga Choo Choo. This has been very well preserved and turned into a hotel, where you can choose to stay in the station or ...

... the Interstate until after we go thru Lynchburg. After checking in we decided we should go out to eat and agreed that the Chattanooga Choo Choo Restaurant that we had all (Bev, Mac, Barb, Ron) eaten at many many years ago when we were heading to Florida ...

... the death of their prized chimp, Hank. He had recently passed away. After the zoo we decided to check out the 'oh so talked about' Choo Choo.... Can someone tell me what is so great about that place? It was kind of a let down to me. It was a ...

I grew up with the Chattanooga Choo Choo, and lived a long time in Choo Choo town. Today I discovered another town in love with trains, Tacoma, Washington! Everywhich way we looked, we saw trains or something about trains.   The Sounder is a lovely ...

... and busy week it has been. We have been in Chattanooga, Tennessee famous for it's civil war battles and the Chattanooga Choo Choo (the first passenger railway servicing the South), made famous in a song. We started off our week by checking out the ...

... take you throughout the downtown area, dropping you off at Warehouse Row, museums, unique downtown restaurants, your hotel, or the Chattanooga Choo Choo! Yes, there is a choo-choo in Chattanooga. The pretty red and green 1880 engine sits in the Choo ...

Go with me? Alas, the fictional Choo-Choo of the tune that made Chattanooga famous never did stop at Track 29. In fact, there no longer is a passenger train of any kind to whisk us away for ham'n eggs in Carolina. But during August, we can catch the ...

... calls for an after-dark stroll along the inner courtyard garden paths. Catch the early evening music in the Dome, then pick a restaurant for a nice ending to the day. See you there. Chattanooga Choo Choo Victorian Holidays, Market Street, ...