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Caliber Firearms Academy

Caliber Firearms Academy

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Teaching handgun owners to be safe and responsible!

04/05/2026

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We take you back in time long before Europeans ever set foot on Mississippi Valley soil, American Indians flourished along the mighty Mississippi River’s shores. The C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa invites families, students, tourists, and history buffs to celebrate and discover the vibrant, sophisticated culture of these ancient people. This hidden treasure operated by the University of Memphis offers a whole new world of learning: explore a prehistoric mound complex, walk a certified arboretum and nature trail, see artifacts up close in a hands on archaeology lab, and learn how plants were used for food, medicine, dyes, and more. Chucalissa’s story is rooted in a remarkable rediscovery. Workers preparing for the Jim Crow-era Shelby County Negro Park (now T.O. Fuller State Park) uncovered this Mississippian (1000–1500 CE) mound complex in the 1930s. Today, those earthen mounds still stand, reminding us that Memphis’ Native history runs deep long before the city we know today. Plan a visit and step into the world of the Mississippian people. Honor the cultures who shaped this land and see how their stories continue to teach us through archaeology, stewardship, and respect for the past. 💧 And while you’re exploring Memphis’ layers of history, don’t forget your Memphys Water Royal by Nature, Sacred by Source. @memphyswater #Memphis #NativeAmericanHistory #MississippiRiver #Chucalissa #IndigenousHeritage #Archaeology #AmericanHistory #CulturalPreservation #UniversityOfMemphis #FamilyTravel #HistoricSites #HistoryMatters #901 #memphishistory #explore #nostalgia #throwbackmemphis #classic 07/13/2025

We take you back in time long before Europeans ever set foot on Mississippi Valley soil, American Indians flourished along the mighty Mississippi River’s shores. The C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa invites families, students, tourists, and history buffs to celebrate and discover the vibrant, sophisticated culture of these ancient people. This hidden treasure operated by the University of Memphis offers a whole new world of learning: explore a prehistoric mound complex, walk a certified arboretum and nature trail, see artifacts up close in a hands on archaeology lab, and learn how plants were used for food, medicine, dyes, and more. Chucalissa’s story is rooted in a remarkable rediscovery. Workers preparing for the Jim Crow-era Shelby County Negro Park (now T.O. Fuller State Park) uncovered this Mississippian (1000–1500 CE) mound complex in the 1930s. Today, those earthen mounds still stand, reminding us that Memphis’ Native history runs deep long before the city we know today. Plan a visit and step into the world of the Mississippian people. Honor the cultures who shaped this land and see how their stories continue to teach us through archaeology, stewardship, and respect for the past. 💧 And while you’re exploring Memphis’ layers of history, don’t forget your Memphys Water Royal by Nature, Sacred by Source. @memphyswater #Memphis #NativeAmericanHistory #MississippiRiver #Chucalissa #IndigenousHeritage #Archaeology #AmericanHistory #CulturalPreservation #UniversityOfMemphis #FamilyTravel #HistoricSites #HistoryMatters #901 #memphishistory #explore #nostalgia #throwbackmemphis #classic

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6075 Wi******er Rd; Suite 234
Memphis, TN
38115

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 8:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 8:30pm
Thursday 9am - 8:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 8:30pm
Sunday 10am - 7:30pm