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S AY H E L L O ! TO GREENEVILLE S U M M E R 2 0 1 0

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a progressive, diversified community nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in East Tennessee -

a community abounding in natural scenic beauty, warm friendly people, a fascinating history and an unlimited

variety of outdoor activities.

come say HELLO to...

GREENEVILLE


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s the dog days of summer linger, everyone is looking for activities to occupy their time. The search for the

n e w , the entertaining, and the interesting is as close as a trip to near by Greeneville Tennessee. Greeneville offers much to be discovered and enjoyed for individuals and families alike and all in about a 30 minute drive from your front door.

The town of Greeneville was officially recognized in 1786 mak-ing Greeneville, Tennessee’s second oldest town. It began with a tract of land owned by Robert Kerr and was named for Revo-lutionary War Hero General Nathaniel Greene.

Being one of the earliest settlements, the town has been home to many prominent citizens. Most notable of these are famed frontiersman and statesman David (Davy) Crockett, born in nearby Limestone Tennessee. Presbyterian minister Samuel Doak, founder of many early schools and churches including Tusculum College. Greeneville is also known for being the home and burial place of the 17th President of the United States, Andrew Johnson and is the only town in the United States with statues honoring both sides of the Civil War.

A place steeped in history, there is much to see and experience. A Walk with the President Walking Tour is offered as a glimpse into the history of the town as it was in the time of President Johnson. The town is brought to life in this guided tour that al-lows you to experience the historic architecture of homes and churches while learning of the rich history of the area.

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The Dixon Williams Mansion Tour allows you to step back into the past of a home filled with exqui-site antiques and stories of American hero’s. Built by Greeneville’s first postmaster William Dixon for his daughter Catherine, the home hosted many influential historic figures, including three Ameri-can Presidents, Andrew Johnson, Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk. Visitors are given the opportu-nity to learn of this home’s incredible history and enjoy it’s restored beauty. For more information regarding each of these tours call 423-787-0500 or go to www.mainstreetgreeneville.com

The museums of Tusculum College include the President Andrew Johnson Museum and Library, which houses exhibits and personal ar tifacts of the Johnson family as well as President Johnson’s personal library and artifacts of the college. The Doak House Museum exhibits ar tifacts of the founder of Tusculum College, Rev. Samuel Doak and his family, including educational and religious pieces. For information call 423-636-8554

The Andrew Johnson National Historical Site is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. This includes Johnson’s tailor shop at the corner of Depot and College Streets, Johnson’s house located on Main Street, along with The Andrew Johnson National Cemetery. Replicas of the Presi-dent’s bir th home as well as a life size statue are offered for visitors to view. Visitor information can be found by calling 423-638-3551.





THE MAIN INGREDIENT

A Culinary Legacy

Over 760 recipes submitted by more than 260 contributors fill 410

pages. This cookbook is a must to own as you establish

your culinary legacy.

Send your check or money order to: Main Street: Greeneville

310 South Main StreetGreeneville, TN 37743

[email protected]

423-639-7102Please send me ___ copies of:

The Main Ingredient - A Culinary Legacy

at $30 ea. plus $10.70 for s/h per book*(Priority Mail~ may ship up to 3 books in the same shipment for the one fee. )

2010 GREENEVILLE ASTROS SCHEDULE Date Opponent August 5-7 @ Princeton Rays August 8 @ Kingsport Mets August 9-11 Elizabethton TwinsAugust 12-14 @ John.City Cardinals August 15-17 @ Elizabethton Twins August 19-21 @ Danville Braves August 22-24 Princeton RaysAugust 25-27 Danville BravesAugust 28 Kingsport MetsAugust 29-31 @ Pulaski Mariners

www.greenevilleastros.com

Game Times:Mon-Sat 7:00pm, Sun 6:00pm

423-638-0411

The Nathaniel Greene Museum is a Greene County museum dedicated to the preservation of the county heritage. Consisting of 10 galleries and numerous independent exhibits, the museum began in 1983. It stands as a testament to the men and women who were a part of Greeneville, Greene County, as well as the state. For information call 423-636-1558.

Combining small-town charm and world-class comforts, the General Mor-gan Inn embodies the spirit of authentic Southern Hospitality, a landmark Historic Hotel inspired by the philosophy that a hotel should be more than a stop-along-the-way. At the General Morgan Inn you will enjoy the essen-tial pleasures of travel at a classic destination.

Originally built in 1884 as a railroad hotel, this landmark inn is the crown jewel of Greeneville’s downtown historic district, featuring renovated guest rooms offering upscale contemporary creature comforts such as private spa services, complimentary wireless internet services, Bath & Body Works amenities, Wolfgang Puck coffee, luxury bedding, and Five Star pillows.

The Nathanael Greene MuseumPRESENTS “Journey Stories” A Smithsonian

Traveling Exhibit June 29th Through August 7th, 2010

Preserving Greene Count Heritage since 1983

“We’ll See You at the Museum”

The General Morgan Inn





Your local BP stations are owned and operated by people from this community.

Your neighbors. Your friends. Your family.

Greeneville Oil & Petroleum is a leading multi-branded wholesale and retail distributor of petroleum products in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. Give us a call at 1-800-872-2380, visit our website: www.greenevilleoil.com

Part of the community.

Thank you for your loyalty.

Allen Johnson owner of Greeneville Oil & Petroleum is a NHRA Pro Stock drag racer. Allen lives in Greeneville with his wife Pam. To learn more about Allen visit his website at: www.allenjohnson.com

Allen Johnson Pro Stock Drag Racer





“A Walk With The President’ WALKING TOUR

Monday Thru Saturday at 9:30 AM Cost $5 Children 5 & Under Free

DICKSON-WILLIAMS MANSION TOUR

Daily at 1:00 PMAdults- $10 Students 6-18 $5

Children 5 & Under Free

Tickets available and tours depart form

lobby of the General Morgan Inn

A partner of the National Park Service, Andrew Johnson Historic Site.





Brumley’s, the Inn’s premiere restaurant and lounge, serves South-ern American cuisine with an upscale flair in three distinctive din-ing rooms. Whether you’re in the mood for a satisfying lunch or a romantic evening dinner followed by a glass of wine - Brumley’s will leave your senses awakened, your palette satisfied.

Brumley’s located inside the General Morgan InnLunch & dinner servedMonday – Saturday11:00am until 2:00pmwith a Saturday & Sunday Brunch10:00am until 2:00pmThe inn’s Sunday Brunchis served in the beautiful grand ballroom.Reservations Recommended

From its original opening in 1884, The General Morgan Inn has hosted numerous, truly memorable events. From small scale busi-ness meetings to twilight weddings on the garden terrace, our event planning professionals are dedicated to achieving every de-tail of your unique experience.

If a more carefree outing suits your needs, catching a game of baseball might be of interest. The Greeneville As-tro’s are a minor league baseball team that competes in the Appalachian League. Their home games are played on the campus of Tusculum College. For game schedules call 423-638-0411.

Another great family activity is a visit to the Greene County Fair. The fair has been recognized as one of the best of its size in the state. In 2005 it was the recipient of the Tennessee Association of Fairs highest award, The Champion of Champion’s Trophy. The fair dates are August 9th – August 14th. For additional fair information go to www.greenecountyfair.com.

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The Doak House Museum

The General Morgan Inn

Greeneville Tennessee is a quaint rural town that leaves you with a sense of home. If you are looking for a place to experience history, or maybe a nice drive along tree lined streets, you will be able to enjoy a place that is different and yet pleasingly familiar.

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