Located on West McKee Street, this museum was named for the Revolutionary War general and includes historical documents and items associated with President Andrew Johnson; Mordecai Lincoln, a Greene County leader and cousin of Abraham; and Confederate general John Hunt Morgan. Additional highlights include the Cherokee Gallery, a military exhibit, antique furnishings and pioneer tools. Open Tuesday through Saturday 10am-4pm; closed major holidays.
Location:
101 W. McKee St., Greeneville Tennessee 37743
Telephone
423-636-1558
Other History nearby:
(Greeneville) Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
(Johnson City) B. Carroll Reece Museum
(Pigeon Forge) Carbo's Police Museum
(Morristown) Crockett Tavern Museum
(Johnson City) Hands On! Regional Museum
(Jonesborough) Jonesborough-Washington County Hist. Mus
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02/21 Coming to The Greeneville area
Celebrate Clayton Clayton GA April27-28 Celebrate Clayton is an Arts, Music, Crafts and Gardening event for all ages, with mouth-watering food and a super kids program. Set in the spectacular North Georgia Mountains Celebrate Clayton is held annually the last weekend in April.
International Biscuit Festival Knoxville TN May18 The four categories of competition are Sweet Biscuits, Savory Biscuits, Special Biscuits and Student Biscuits.
Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival Pineville KY May23 The Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival is one of Kentucky's oldest festivals, finding its start in 1931.
Blairsville Scottish Festival and Highland Games Blairsville GA June7 Fun for all family. Featuring art, craft, food, golf, live demonstrations, and more.
Great American Brass Band Festival Danville KY June7-9 The Great American Brass Band Festival is a one-of-a-kind event committed to preserving brass band music through performance and education. We pride ourselves on bringing the world's best brass band music, FREE OF CHARGE, to historic downtown Danville, Kentucky.
Stringbean Memorial Bluegrass Festival Gray Hawk KY June19-21 Stringbean Memorial, Inc. is a non-profit corporation named in honor of David “Stringbean” Akemon, native of Jackson County, Kentucky, who was an internationally known musician and performer at the Grand Ole Opry and the television show, Hee Haw.
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