A Historic Landmark in the Heart of Downtown
A Historic Landmark in the Heart of Downtown
Originally constructed in the late 19th century as a working freight depot, Jackson Terminal stands today as one of downtown’s most recognizable preserved industrial buildings. Thoughtfully restored and fully active, it remains a lasting piece of Knoxville’s architectural and commercial heritage.
Originally constructed in the late 19th century as a working freight depot, Jackson Terminal stands today as one of downtown’s most recognizable preserved industrial buildings. Thoughtfully restored and fully active, it remains a lasting piece of Knoxville’s architectural and commercial heritage.
ABOUT THE BUILDING
A Restored Freight Depot with Enduring Character
Building Highlights:
- Late 1800s industrial architecture
- Located within a designated historic district
- Restored and modernized infrastructure
- Fully leased commercial occupancy
- Privately owned and professionally managed
Jackson Terminal was originally built to serve the East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Railway, playing a vital role in the region’s commercial growth. Its heavy timber construction, brick masonry, and expansive interior layout reflect the craftsmanship and utility of the industrial era.
Today, the building has been carefully preserved and adapted for modern commercial use, maintaining its historic integrity while supporting a vibrant downtown environment.
VIEW THE GALLERY
LOCATION
Downtown Presence. Historic Surroundings.
Situated at 213 W. Jackson Avenue in Knoxville, the property sits at the edge of the Old City district and just off Gay Street.
This central location connects the building to:
- Downtown retail and dining
- Office and residential developments
- Public parking and pedestrian corridors
- Cultural and entertainment venues
Its position within one of Knoxville’s most active districts reinforces both its historic importance and ongoing relevance.
ARCHITECTURE & LAYOUT
Built for Utility. Adapted for Today.
The original open-span freight design provides generous interior space, high ceilings, and structural durability. Renovations have modernized building systems while maintaining the integrity of its historic materials.
Floor plans and layout documentation are available upon request.
CURRENT USE
An Active Commercial Property
Jackson Terminal is occupied with a mix of creative tenants. The building continues to contribute to the local economy while preserving the industrial character that defines the surrounding district.
Ownership remains committed to long-term stewardship and responsible property management, ensuring that the building remains both historically preserved and commercially viable.
Suite 213 & 211
Suite 207 & 209
Suite 205
COMING SOON
HISTORY SNAPSHOT
A Building That Grew With the City
1880s–1890s
Constructed as a regional freight terminal supporting rail commerce.
20th Century
Transitioned through Knoxville’s industrial evolution.
Late 1990s
Major restoration effort preserves structure and character.
Today
Fully active, privately owned, and integrated into downtown’s continued growth.
Jackson Terminal reflects more than a century of adaptation — a rare example of preservation paired with practical use.
Historic preservation
From Rail Commerce to Downtown Landmark.
For building information or future leasing inquiries:
Jackson Terminal, LLC
2830 Harold Lane,
Knoxville TN 37920
Email: info@jackson-terminal.com