Greeneville Greene County History Museum

About Greeneville Greene County History Museum

The Greeneville Greene County History Museum in downtown Greeneville preserves and shares the stories, people, and places that shaped the region through exhibits, programs, and community collections. Visitors explore three floors of exhibitions, with an hour typically needed to see everything. The museum features the Growing up Greene Room, where families can hold birthday parties, and offers art classes for members. Paranormal investigations and special programs like "Building a Bright Future: Black Communities and Rosenwald Schools in Tennessee" provide additional ways to engage with local history. General admission is free, and the entire museum is accessible via stair lifts, with wheelchairs available upon request. Located just off West Main Street near the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site and City Garage Car Museum, the attraction draws history enthusiasts and families interested in Greene County's heritage. The museum operates on a published schedule and welcomes all visitors to discover regional history.