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AIRPORT of GREENE COUNTY

Greeneville Municipal Longest Runway: 6,300 Ft
Runway Lights: Yes
Radio Communications: Unicom

 HIGHER EDUCATION of GREENE COUNTY

Tusculum College
Senior College-4 year
Private, Presbyterian		 East Tennessee State University
993 Hal Henard Rd
Greeneville 		Walters State Community College
215 N College St
Greeneville

 HIGHWAYS of GREENE COUNTY

U S Highways
I-81, 11E, 321		 State Highways
34, 35, 70, 93, 107, 172, 340, 348, 349, 351

 HISTORY of GREENE COUNTY

Established May 17, 1783
Organized August 18, 1783
Greeneville is county seat
County formed from part of Washington County

 PEOPLE of GREENE COUNTY

David Crockett
David Crockett was born in county 		President Andrew Johnson
President Andrew Johnson was a Greeneville tailor 		Major General Nathaniel Greene
County named for Major General Nathaniel Greene
Born 1742
Served an a officer in the
Revolutionary War
Fought at Trenton, Brandywine, and Germantown
Died 1786

POST OFFICES of GREENE COUNTY

Afton Opened: April 25, 1900 Closed: Operating
Albany Opened: June 24, 1881 Closed: May 31, 1911
Alemeda Opened: April 24, 1882 Closed: November 9, 1901
Arcotville Opened: August 10, 1889 Closed: December 24, 1894
Babbs Opened: March 20, 1900 Closed: November 9, 1901
Baileytown Opened: January 21, 1892 Closed: November 30, 1937
Bates Branch Opened: July 20, 1840 Closed: December 23, 1847
Bay Mount Opened: December 9, 1845 Closed: May 25, 1858
Beulah Opened: July 8, 1874 Closed: April 31, 1903
Birds Bridge Opened: May 28, 1879 Closed: November 9, 1901
Bishop Opened: January 20, 1881 Closed: December 7, 1881
Brabson Opened: July 26, 1900 Closed: November 9, 1901
Bright Hope Opened: March 7, 1823 Closed: September 18, 1827
Opened: November 14, 1891 Closed: November 9, 1901
Camp Creek Opened: March 25, 1833 Closed: June 15, 1901
Caney Branch Opened: January 17, 1850 Closed: March 31, 1903
Carter’s Station Opened: November 14, 1839 Closed: February 27, 1856
Opened: January 31, 1866 Closed: October 12, 1868
Opened: June 23, 1873 Closed: June 24, 1881
Cave Hill Opened: October 8, 1831 Closed: May 16, 1845
Cedar Creek Opened: June 10, 1831 Closed: March 30, 1843
Opened: May 23, 1843 Closed: November 9, 1901
Cedar Lane Opened: December 24, 1867 Closed: November 30, 1900
Chucky Opened: July 16, 1904 Closed: Operating
Chucky City Opened: June 25, 1888 Closed: July 16, 1904
Clear Creek Opened: March 16, 1848 Closed: February 19, 1885
Cloydburg Opened: November 20, 1897 Closed: January 27, 1900
Coal Gap Opened: January 24, 1900 Closed: November 9, 1900
Cross Anchor Opened: December 5, 1867 Closed: July 9, 1890
Opened: March 9, 1892 Closed: August 24, 1894
Grossanchor Opened: August 24, 1894 Closed: December 13, 1902
Culberson Opened: April 7, 1882 Closed: April 24, 1882
Daily Opened: July 25, 1899 Closed: November 30, 1900
Derby Opened: May 23, 1888 Closed: November 9, 1901
Dulany Opened: July 20, 1892 Closed: April 30, 1900
Fair Plains Opened: March 25, 1854 Closed: May 18, 1858
Fieldville Opened: March 16, 1829 Closed: ca. 1830
Flag Opened: May 27, 1899 Closed: November 9, 1901
Fullens Opened: August 15, 1858 Closed: June 25, 1888
Gourleys Bridge Opened: July 6, 1858 Closed: December 15, 1873
Granite Opened: August 12, 1898 Closed: February 7, 1901
Graysburg Opened: November 2, 1840 Closed: August 15, 1883
Greeneville Opened: July 15, 1797 Closed: Operating
Greeneville College Opened: May 29, 1820 Closed: November 6, 1838
Greystone Opened: July 1, 1902 Closed: November 15, 1919
Opened: May 26, 1921 Closed: July 15, 1922
Gustavus Opened: June 20, 1836 Closed: December 9, 1845
Opened: July 31, 1850 Closed: July 25, 1866
Hascue Opened: October 2, 1888 Closed: November 30, 1900
Haysville Opened: January 19, 1869 Closed: July 26, 1872
Henderson’s Mill Opened: January 28, 1837 Closed: March 13, 1868
Henshaw Opened: April 7, 1882 Closed: January 19, 1901
Henson Opened: July 26, 1898 Closed: May 31, 1902
Hermanville Opened: July 11, 1898 Closed: November 9, 1901
Home Opened: March 13, 1868 Closed: April 25, 1900
Horse Creek Opened: November 14, 1838 Closed: January 19, 1901
Hudate Opened: May 25, 1897 Closed: January 31, 1902
Jearoldstown Opened: February 19, 1885 Closed: March 15, 1933
Jockey Opened: September 19, 1882 Closed: November 30, 1900
Ketoville Opened: October 21, 1897 Closed: January 31, 1902
Kilbridge Opened: March 7, 1900 Closed: January 31, 1902
Landstreet Opened: April 9, 1895 Closed: November 27, 1897
Langdonia Opened: June 20, 1884 Closed: January 5, 1902
Laurel Gap Opened: April 4, 1833 Closed: January 21, 1892
Limestone Springs Opened: February 16, 1846 Closed: March 23, 1876
Opened: October 21, 1878 Closed: August 15, 1903
Little Chucky Opened: June 15, 1841 Closed: November 9, 1901
Locust Springs Opened: May 18, 1868 Closed: July 31, 1902
Lost Mountain Opened: December 11, 1868 Closed: September 30, 1872
Opened: April 24, 1884 Closed: December 31, 1902
Lovelace Opened: February 3, 1880 Closed: January 19, 1901
Mahoney Opened: March 22, 1900 Closed: November 30, 1900
Maltsberger Opened: January 15, 1881 Closed: December 13, 1902
Midway Opened: September 13, 1859 Closed: Operating
Milburnton Opened: March 8, 1837 Closed: June 30, 1846
Opened: December 7, 1881 Closed: November 30, 1900
Millburnton Opened: November 9, 1866 Closed: January 22, 1875
Mohawk Opened: April 2, 1887 Closed: Operating
Morelock Opened: June 19, 1890 Closed: January 3, 1902
Mosheim Opened: January 22, 1872 Closed: Operating
Mount Hope Opened: April 3, 1855 Closed: May 29, 1855
Mungo Opened: November 8, 1894 Closed: January 31, 1902
Myers Opened: March 14, 1884 Closed: November 7, 1923
Neas Opened: July 22, 1899 Closed: August 15, 1903
Necessity Opened: April 8, 1893 Closed: July 31, 1900
Newmansville Opened: March 21, 1837 Closed: September 28, 1868
Opened: October 19, 1877 Closed: March 15, 1902
Nola Chucky Opened: ca. 1820 Closed: June 14, 1832
Nunica Opened: June 27, 1900 Closed: October 31, 1901
Ones Opened: March 6, 1756 Closed: September 22, 1866
Ottway Opened: March 5, 1879 Closed: November 9, 1901
Paint Creek Opened: July 5, 1902 Closed: November 26, 1904
Painter Opened: February 6, 1884 Closed: January 19, 1901
Pane Opened: March 29, 1882 Closed: April 2, 1887
Pates Hill Opened: June 29, 1876 Closed: June 30, 1902
Patterson Mills Opened: February 5, 1907 Closed: June 30, 1912
Peach Grove Opened: August 27, 1872 Closed: May 28, 1878
Pigeon Creek Opened: June 13, 1840 Closed: May 23, 1844
Pilot Knob Opened: July 20, 1860 Closed: June 30, 1903
Piper Opened: June 30, 1897 Closed: November 9, 1901
Rader Opened: November 7, 1923 Closed: September 15, 1941
Rheatown Opened: April 27, 1824 Closed: January 19, 1901
Roaring Opened: July 17, 1890 Closed: July 9, 1891
Romeo Opened: June 10, 1834 Closed: October 10, 1853
Opened: May 10, 1854 Closed: February 15, 1904
Shield’s Mill Opened: March 1, 1832 Closed: June 20, 1836
Siloa Opened: February 14, 1832 Closed: June 5, 1834
Sirenburg Opened: December 1, 1893 Closed: December 31, 1902
Sirenburgh Opened: January 8, 1885 Closed: December 1, 1893
Slatemount Opened: December 5, 1883 Closed: January 19, 1901
Sluder Opened: July 14, 1898 Closed: October 9, 1898
Susong Opened: September 23, 1880 Closed: November 22, 1887
Swanay Opened: July 11, 1893 Closed: June 10, 1895
Thula Opened: March 17, 1880 Closed: January 31, 1902
Timber Ridge Opened: January 5, 1848 Closed: November 9, 1901
Tusculum Opened: October 12, 1876 Closed: November 9, 1901
Unaka Opened: July 26, 1872 Closed: May 28, 1878
Upchurch Opened: June 1, 1883 Closed: November 9, 1901
Wadell Opened: May 28, 1878 Closed: October 21, 1878
Warrensburg Opened: June 24, 1892 Closed: January 18, 1902
Warrensburgh Opened: May 16, 1808 Closed: June 24, 1892
Weldon Opened: January 14, 1834 Closed: November 14, 1839
Whig Opened: March 29, 1891 Closed: March 16, 1882
Opened: April 12, 1882 Closed: January 29, 1883
Opened: February 8, 1883 Closed: November 9, 1901
White Sulphur Opened: July 22, 1851 Closed: February 6, 1857
Whitehurst Opened: July 23, 1892 Closed: May 7, 1894
Woods Ferry Opened: September 28, 1829 Closed: January 17, 1850
Woolseys College Opened: August 5, 1878 Closed: September 30, 1903

HOMES of GREENE COUNTY

Dickson-Williams Mansion 207 N. Main St
Called "Showplace of East Tennessee"
The house serves as headquarters for both Union and Confederate armies during the Civil War
Admission charged

 LIBRARY of GREENE COUNTY

Greeneville Greene County Library
210 N Main St
Greeneville 		Mosheim Public Library
Rr 2
Mosheim

 PARKS in GREENE COUNTY

Davy Crockett State Park Davy Crockett Birthplace
1245 Davy Crockett Park Rd
Limestone
Located off Hwy 11E
66 acre park
Davy Crockett born hear August 17, 1786
Area includes a limestone marker and cabin on spot where Crockett was born
ACCOMMODATIONS:
RV Parking (65 sites)
Hook-ups
Electric
Water
Dump Station
Restrooms
Showers
Tent Camping (10 sites) 		WATER ACTIVITIES:
Fishing

STATISTICS for GREENE COUNTY

SIZE of 
Square Miles    622
Miles of City Streets   113.76
Miles of County Road 1375.31

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BAILEYTON, Tennessee

 

HISTORY of BAILEYTON

First known as Laurel Gap
Got permanent name around 1776
Incorporated in 1915

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CHUCKEY, Tennessee


GOLF in CHUCKEY

Graysburg Hills Golf Course
910 Graysburg Hills Rd
Chuckey 		Twin Creeks Golf Course
90 Chuckey Hwy
Chuckey

CAMPGROUNDS in CHUCKEY

Pebble Mountain Family Campground 78 Pebble Mountain Circle
Chuckey 37641
Ph: 423-257-2120
41 full hookup sites
3 primitive sites and a large primitive group site (must have a tax exempt number)
Privately owned and operated
E-mail: PebbleMtn@worldnet.att.net

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GREENEVILLE, Tennessee

GOLF in GREENEVILLE

Link Hills Country Club
1325 E Allens Bridge Rd
Greeneville 		Andrew Johnson Golf Club
423 Lick Hollow Rd
Greeneville 		Kinser Park Golf Course
780 Kinser Park Ln
Greeneville
Nolichuckey Golf Club
Asheville Hwy
Greeneville 		Shady Springs Golf Course
Rr 1
Greeneville 		Stone Ridge Golf Club
7925 Horton Hwy
Greeneville

HISTORY of GREENEVILLE

Incorporated in 1796
Reincorporated in 1817 		Greene County Historical Society
Greeneville Light and Power Building
Historic Greeneville District Guided walking tours offer a view of over 25 historic structures
Replica of the capitol of the "Lost State of Franklin"
Listed on the National Register
Fee charged
Andrew Johnson National Historic Site College & Depot Sts
Site of President Johnson's restored home, tailor shop and tomb
Contains a visitor center
Open daily
Admission charged June 1 to Sept 15
President Andrew Johnson Museum & Library Located at Tusculum College
Helps to tell story of Andrew Johnsons life including before and after his presidency
Free
Doak-Johnson Heritage Museum Located at Tusculum College
Located in original 1818 bldg
Museum emphasis is on the special aspects of a classical education
Free
Nathanael Greene Museum 101 W. McKee St
Dotted with names of many who helped shape the destiny of Tennessee, South, and the nation
Free

PEOPLE of GREENEVILLE

Nathanael Greene Town and country named after Nathanael Greene

PARKS in GREENEVILLE

Kinser Park 250 acre city/county park
108 RV campsites on the Nolichuckey River
Bathhouse
Pavilions with picnic tables
Go-cart track
Golf course 		Swimming pool
Water slide
Putt-putt golf course
Playgrounds
Boat ramp
Admission charged
Moose Lodge Swimming Pool Kiser Blvd
Greeneville

 STATISTICS for GREENEVILLE

POPULATION of
1960 11,759
1970 13,722
1980 14,097
1990 13,532
LOCATION CODES for
Zip 37743

 VISITOR CENTER in GREENEVILLE

Greeneville-Greene County Chamber of Commerce 207 N Main St
Greeneville TN 37743

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MOSHEIM, Tennessee


HISTORY of MOSHEIM

Incorporated in 1974

STATISTICS for MOSHEIM

POPULATION of
1980 1,539
1990 1,451
LOCATION CODES for
Zip 37818

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TUSCULUM, Tennessee


HISTORY of TUSCULUM

Incorporated in 1959
Named after President John Witherspoon

STATISTICS for TUSCULUM

POPULATION of
1960 1,433
1970 1,180
1980 2,190
1990 1,918

 

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