What can you find in Historic Greeneville, TN?

What can you find in
Historic Greeneville, TN?
Niswonger Performing Arts
Greeneville Astros Baseball
Six Civil War Sites
Doak House Museum
Your group’s next destination… A city rich in historical beauty… A small community feel in the
midst of one of the largest counties in Tennessee… That is what will be found in Greeneville,
Tennessee, the home of the seventeenth president of the United States, Andrew Johnson, and
the birthplace of celebrated hero, Davy Crockett.
Bring your group to Tennessee’s second oldest town and see
why we boast of our rich historical past and our breathtaking
mountain views. Groups can tour Andrew Johnson’s early
home and homestead, wander through the many exhibits in
his museum and be thrilled by his ghost walking through the
tailor shop where he worked and where many spirited debates
occurred. Visit Monument Hill where Andrew Johnson and
several members of his family are laid to rest. Also visit Davy
Crockett Birthplace State Park with its replica of the cabin
in which Crockett was born. Encased in front of the cabin
is an engraved marker reported to have been the footstone
of the original cabin. The park also includes the Visitor’s
Center and Museum, campsites, swimming pool and three
scenic picnic areas.
oldest college west of the Allegheny Mountains, Tusculum
College, dine at Brumley’s on Main Street or relax at one of
our many hotels from a quaint historic railroad Inn in the
heart of downtown to quality chain hotels within walking
distance of dining and shopping.
Is your group Civil War enthusiasts? How about visiting
the spot where General John Hunt Morgan was shot and
killed in 1864, see the cannonball that still rests in the side
of Cumberland Presbyterian Church or visit the site of the
“Hangings at the Depot” where, after being sentenced to
death, Henry Fry and Jacob Hinshaw were marched up Depot
Street and hanged for their crimes.
Enjoy professional performances at the Niswonger
Performing Arts Center, tour the DicksonWilliams Mansion, once known as the
“Showplace of East TN”, visit the
Greene County Partnership Tourism
Tammy L. Kinser, CTTP · Director of Tourism
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115 Academy Street, Greeneville, TN 37743
423-638-4111 ~ Fax 423-638-5345
tkinser@greenecop.com ~ www.VisitGreenevilleTN.com
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What can you find in
Historic Greeneville, TN?
February – Annual Antique Appraisal Fair & Show
April – Old Oak Festival
May – Annual Iris Festival
June – Annual Saturday Nite Cruise In Downtown
Greeneville Summer Music Fest
July – 4th Of July Celebration with the
Greeneville Astros
July – AAU Golf National Championships
August – Annual Crockett Days Celebration
September – Buggin’ For a Cure VW Car Show
November – Annual Holiday Craft Bazaar
December – Annual Christmas Parade
Annual Christmas In Ole’ Greene
Top 5 Things to Do
Accommodations
Top 5 Places to Eat
Andrew Johnson National Historic Site –
36 Motel – 423-234-4422
Discover the interesting details of our 17th President
(video, shop, 2 homes, burial site, Tailor Shop and
Museum). 423-638-3551 or www.nps.gov/anjo
Andrew Johnson Inn – 423-638-8124
Brumley’s at the General Morgan - celebrates
signature service and a seasonal menu selection featuring
Southern American cuisine with a creative flair.
City Garage Car Museum – More than 40 vintage
Charray Inn – 423-638-1331
Chocolate Café - serving coffee, healthy entrees,
vehicles on display and also includes the Texaco Service
Station and Suzie Q’s Diner. 423-638-6971 or
Clyde Austin 4-H Center – 423-639-3811
www.citygaragecarmuseum.com
Comfort Inn – 423-639-4185
and handmade desserts in a quaint historic downtown
setting. 423-638-2109
Niswonger Performing Arts Center – Area’s
Days Inn – 423-639-2156
premier center with 1,135 seats that host national
touring productions/concerts. 423-638-1328 or
General Morgan Inn – 423-787-1000
www.greenevillenpac.com
Greene Villa Motel – 423-639-1112
with a twist. You will find amazing items on the menu
for a rustic mountain inn. Hattie & son Todd, have
created an ever changing menu of regular and special
items to tempt your palette. 423-787-0917
Civil War Trail and Bike Trail – Six Civil
Hampton Inn – 423-638-3735
Farmer’s Daughter - family style restaurant offering
War sites including the Dickson-Williams Mansion,
the Death of General John Hunt Morgan, the
Bridgeburners and more. Also includes the state’s
only Civil War Bike Trail. 423-638-4111 or
Hemlock Hollow Inn & Paint Creek Cafe
– 423-787-0917
a dining experience filled with the down home country
cooking and gracious service you expect at the table of
a farmer’s daughter. 423-257-4650
www.VisitGreenevilleTN.com
Nolichuckey Bluffs – 800-842-4690
Agritourism Sites – Visit Still Hollow Farm or Myers
Super 8 – 423-235-4112
Pumpkin Patch for a great “on the farm” experience.
Take a hay ride to a 24-acre corn maze or visit one of
Tennessee’s premier Century Farms with a gift shop
featuring area artists and more. 423-638-4111 or
The Oaks Retreat – 423-638-2267
Best Western Executive Inn – 423-235-9111
423- 787-7500
Paint Creek Café - indoor/outdoor Mountain Cafe
Quality Inn – 423-638-7511
Tusculum Eatery – Located in a former 1892
grocery, the Eatery offers soups, salads, sandwiches and
a different special every day. 423-638-9210
www.VisitGreenevilleTN.com
Dump Station available at Davy Crockett Birthplace State Park
1245 Davy Crockett Park Road – Greeneville, TN
www.VisitGreenevilleTN.com
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