Dukes of Hazzard | Cooter's Place | DukesFest | General Store

Y'all come on in and make yourselves at home in Hazzard County.Visit our Dukes of Hazzard Museums and Shops located in three great family vacation spots! We are open 7 days a week and feature Memorabilia, Costumes, Props, The General Lee, Cooter's Tow Truck, Daisy's Jeep and Rosco's Police Car. Call 865-430-9909 for more information and Directions.

The Great Nashville Flood

Hey Y'all,

Well, there is no doubt about it. Another great American city has had a serious lick laid on it by Mother Nature. The press called the devastation that hit Nashville a "100 year" flood, meaning that is about how often something like that might happen. But it would have been more correct to say that it is a "500 year" flood, for that has been its effect. Those who saw it happen couldn't believe that the Cumberland could rise that high, that fast. read more

Cooter's Online Store

Checkout the General Store & order your favorite Dukes of Hazzard merchandise.

There are Posters, Toys, DVDs & Cds, Clothing, Photos. "Cooter" AKA Ben Jones would be happy to autograph your purchases. Just select the "autograph" link when you purchase an item. Please allow at least 2 weeks for autographed items to be shipped.

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MUSIC FROM COOTER AND THE BAND

Hey Y’all - I thought it might be fun to put some Hazzard County music on the Cooter’s Place jukebox. I’ve had a lot of fun carryin’ on with some great pickers over the years, and Cooter’s Garage Band is still going strong after all these years. So we’ve decided to put some tunes here on the website that can be downloaded and be yours for keeps.

Click Here For Cooter's Jukebox (Listen & Download)

REDNECK BOY IN THE PROMISED LAND

The Confessions of “Crazy Cooter”
By Ben Jones

“CAPTURING SOUTHERN CULTURE IN A BURLAP BAG FULL OF FUNNY ANECDOTES, JONES COVERS MILES AND MEMORIES…THIS MODERN-DAY WILL ROGERS WRITES WITH A MIX OF HUMOR, PATHOS AND PASSION IN A RIP-ROARIN’ BOOK WITH A DOWN-HOME FLAVOR…”
— Publishers Weekly

“A warm, witty portrait of a quietly extraordinary American life.”
— Kirkus Reviews

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