Explore the historic Manor House, Barns, Trails, and landscape of Milky Way Farms.
Manor House
As one of multiple historic architectural treasures on the Milky Way property, Mars' 25 bedroom, Tudor Style manor including his dining room table with seating for 40 guests was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. It's hard to argue with 25,000 square feet!
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Barns
Though the original 30 barns of Milky Way Farm have faded into photographs, the history of the land is honored with those that still stand. Stone and wood, hay and shelter – take a visit through unique and historic barns at Milky Way Farm.
Trails
We believe the trails on Milky Way Farm were made for hiking, walking, riding, and yes, even mountain bikes. New paths continue to be forged. Take it all in however you travel. These trails share beautiful scenes of Tennessee.
Entrance
In developing the Milky Way Farm property in the 1930's, Frank Mars provided jobs for some 800 workers in Giles County through challenging economic times, and they arrived each day passing under a steel "Milky Way" arch over the entry gate. Well, that entrance still stands, and this is how it looks today.
Equestrian
Ethel Mars oversaw operations that produced prize-winning Hereford cattle and thoroughbred horses that were winners on the racetrack. In 1940, Milky Way Farm’s Gallahadion won the Kentucky Derby. The pride is felt in the stables still today. We invite you to see for yourself!
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With it's beautiful grounds, Tudor mansion, stone terrace, and Chandelier Barn, Milky Way has much to offer any bride and groom. Dreams sometimes do come true.Learn more»
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