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More than two and a half million people a year make the trip to Tennessee to say Hello Dolly, and enjoy homespun country fun in the fresh mountain air. Situated at Pigeon Forge, a short drive from Knoxville in the Smoky Mountains, the park was first opened in 1961 as a small tourist attraction called Rebel Railroad.

Built just a few miles from the Locust Ridge cabin where Dolly spent her childhood, the historical theme park became known as Silver Dollar City in the seventies. In 1986 Dolly Parton became a co-owner, changed its name to Dollywood, and put her Tennessee birthplace on the international tourist map.

Chasing Rainbows and Dolly Parton Memorabilia

Dolly has brought more than just her name to the park, she has opened her closet and emptied her attic. In the Chasing Rainbows attraction, a highlight of the day for any Dolly fan, an entire building has been filled with Dolly’s costumes, photos, gold records, and memorabilia, including the inspiration for one of her classic songs, the Coat Of Many Colours, which sits proudly in a small glass case.

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