Fort Pillow State Historic Park Osceola is located in western Tennessee, about 25 miles southwest of Cleveland. The park consists of a visitor center, a reconstructed fort and artillery batteries, exhibits on the history of the fort and battle, and a nature trail. The fort was built in 1810 by General James Wilkinson as part of his efforts to control the Native American tribes in the area. Confederate forces under General Nathan Bedford Forrest attacked the fort, which was defended by only a handful of soldiers. The Confederates were eventually able to take the fort and massacre the entire garrison. The park is open from April through October and features guided tours of the fort every day.

The Osceola Greyhound Bus Depot is a historic bus depot located in Osceola, Iowa, United States. The depot is now used as a visitor center for the city of Osceola.

The Osceola Greyhound Bus Depot is a two-story brick building with a metal roof. It has a hip roof and is in the Moderne style. The exterior features brick arches and paterae, and it has limestone trim. The lobby features a marble floor and marble columns. There are also two neon signs that read "Osceola" and "Greyhound". The upper floor contains offices while the lower floor contains dormitories for drivers.