Notable for its unique geology, archaeology, history, ecology, and scenery, Randolph Bluff is one of few Chickasaw Bluff locations with river access, about ten miles south of Fort Pillow State Historic Park. In 2024, TennGreen protected the Chickasaw Bluff property and 10 acres of Randolph Bluff with a conservation easement.

On October 11, 2008, the Tennessee Parks and Greenways Foundation, a non-profit organization, dedicated Randolph Bluff Historic Park in a celebration with politicians, conservationists, historians and community members. The 19 acres (77,000 m 2) property on the second Chickasaw Bluff was purchased for $378,000. The park is intended to promote ...

Just past the Randolph United Methodist Church, you’ll find one of the best views of the Mississippi River, high above the floodplain on the second Chickasaw Bluff. A Civil War historical marker describes the area’s significance including Fort …

Just past the Randolph United Methodist Church, you’ll find one of the best views of the Mississippi River, high above the floodplain on the second Chickasaw Bluff. A Civil War historical marker describes the area’s significance including Fort …

In 2008, Randolph Bluff Historic Park was dedicated. The park is intended to promote the Civil War history of the community and make the unique views of the Mississippi River available to a wider public.

The nonprofit group -- with a mission to "save Tennessee's natural treasures" -- paid about $378,000 for 19 acres in the Randolph community, near Burlison. Saturday, conservationists, community members, leaders and historians will dedicate Randolph Bluff Historic Park. The foundation needs to raise $356,000 to pay off a loan used to buy the land.

The Battle of Fort Pillow was fought from the First Chickasaw Bluff. The battlefield is preserved as Fort Pillow State Historic Park. The town of Randolph, Tennessee was founded on the Second Chickasaw Bluff in the 1820s and was an early rival of Memphis until the 1840s. The town was destroyed twice during the Civil War.

Randolph Bluff Historic Site. Just past the Randolph United Methodist Church, you’ll find one of the best views of the Mississippi River, high above the floodplain on the second Chickasaw Bluff. A Civil War historical marker describes the area’s significance including Fort Wright (now private property) near this spot.

We've permanently protected an additional 10 acres at Randolph Bluff in West Tennessee with a conservation easement! This scenic bluff provides a spectacular view of the Mississippi River, and it...

From Civil War battles to Civil Rights, from Blues legends to turn-of-the-century architecture, West Tennessee is full of history. Experience the legacy, just a day trip from Memphis. Alex Haley House Museum & Interpretive Center. Davies Manor Historic Site. Rosemark Historic District. Coca-Cola Bottling Plant. National Register of Historic Places.