The Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park is a historic site and state park in Byrdstown, Tennessee. It was created in memory and honor of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Cordell Hull, a former US Secretary of State under President Franklin Roosevelt, and an important character in the formation of the United Nations.

The Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park features the refurbished cabin where Hull was born in 1871. There?s also a museum at the site which displays personal items of the man, including his 1945 Nobel Peace Prize. Aside from these, folks can also enjoy hiking and picnicking at the site.

Also known as the Cordell Hull Birthplace & Museum State Park and the Cordell Hull State Historic Park, the Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park opens at 9 am all year round.