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AIRPORTS
Johnson City Longest Runway: 3,000 Ft
Runway Lights: No
Radio Communications: Unicom
 EDUCATION
East Tennessee State University Senior College-4 year
Unit of Board of Regents Universities
James A.Quillin School of Medicine-named for James A. Quillin, Congressman from East Tennessee 
Graduate schools in Business, Education, Social Work and Nursing
Emmanuel School of Religion 1 Walker Drive
Johnson City
Washington College Academy 116 Doak Ln
Limestone
HIGHWAYS
U S Highways: State Highways:
I-26, I-81, I-181, 11E, 19W, 23, 321 23, 34, 36, 67, 75, 81, 91, 93, 107, 353, 354, 381, 400
HISTORICAL
Established 1777
Organized February 23, 1778
Became Tennessee's first county
Jonesboro is county seat
PEOPLE
Named for General George Washington Served as the first U S President
Davy Crockett Birthplace Park
Off Hwy 321
Located off Hwy 321 near Limestone
Log cabin replica and birthplace site
Picnic area and camping
Open daily
Free admission
Post Offices
LEESBURGH Opened: Feb. 24, 1816
Re-Opened: July 7, 1847
Closed: May 6, 1847
Re-Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
LIMESTONE Opened: Jan. 14, 1873 Closed: Operating
LOCUST MOUNT Opened: Sept. 9, 1836
Re-Opened: July 12, 1847
Closed: Aug. 27, 1845
Re-Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
LONGMIRE Opened: July 15, 1840 Closed: March 27, 1876
LUKE Opened: July 18, 1894 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
LYDIA Opened: March 27, 1897 Closed: Dec. 15, 1900
MADENVILLE Opened: Jan. 18, 1899 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MATUTA Opened: Dec. 10, 1884 Closed: July 14, 1900
MAUKS Opened: July 6, 1894 Closed: Jan. 19, 1901
MAYDAY Opened: July 19, 1883 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MAYFLOWER Opened: Nov. 24, 1897 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MEADOW BROOKS Opened: July 26, 1878 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MILL BROOK Opened: April 29, 1868 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MILL WOOD Opened: Jan. 15, 1861 Closed: Aug. 19, 1878
MORNING STAR Opened: Aug. 7, 1878 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
MOUNTAIN HOME Opened: March 14, 1935 Closed: Operating
NATIONAL SANATARIUM Opened: April 19, 1922 Closed: Aug. 14, 1928
NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOME Opened: Aug. 14, 1901 Closed: Dec. 31, 1920
NELLIE Opened: Dec. 31, 1885 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
NOLA CHUCKY Opened: June 23, 1873 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
OLD SALEM Opened: Feb. 24, 1832
Re-Opened: Sept. 21, 1836
Closed: Jan. 7, 1836
Re-Closed: Dec. 12, 1842
PETTIBONE Opened: Aug. 18, 1880 Closed: Dec. 27, 1890
PILOT HILL Opened: April 29, 1868 Closed: Nov. 12, 1875
PINE GROVE Opened: Nov. 23, 1853 Closed: Sept. 5, 1854
PRESNELL Opened: July 14, 1892 Closed: April 30, 1900
SCOTTSBURG Opened: Oct. 20, 1897
Re-Opened: July 21, 1899
Closed: July 5, 1899
Re-Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
SLOTEN Opened: April 19, 1882 Closed: Jan. 2, 1883
SPURGIN Opened: July 24, 1889 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
SWINGLEVILLE Opened: Dec. 1, 1851
Re-Opened: July 24, 1868
Closed: Sept. 22, 1866
Re-Closed; May 25, 1876
TELFORD Opened: Aug. 19, 1878 Closed: Operating
TEMPEST VALLEY Opened: Oct. 11, 1839 Closed: May 23, 1844
THOMASVILLE Opened: Dec. 22, 1832 Closed: Feb. 3, 1845
TRUMP Opened: May 12, 1881 Closed: June 20, 1892
UNIKA Opened: Dec. 20, 1832
Re-Opened: Sept. 9, 1836
Closed: March 1, 1836
Re-Closed: July 15, 1840
VINELAND Opened: May 21, 1892 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
WAGNER Opened: May 26, 1898 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
WASHINGTON COLLEGE Opened: April 22, 1843
Re-Opened: Sept. 8, 1852
Re-Opened: June 17, 1872
Re-Opened: May 4, 1902
Closed: Sept. 8, 1852
Re-Closed: Sept. 22, 1866
Re-Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
Re-Closed: March 26, 1965
WATAUGA BEND Opened: Sept. 14, 1847 Closed: Aug. 14, 1858
WEST'S STORE Opened: Nov. 23, 1853 Closed: Sept. 22, 1866
WITCHER Opened: May 3, 1898 Closed: Nov. 30, 1900
YOUNG'S TAN YARD Opened: Aug. 4, 1841 Closed: Sept. 14, 1847
HOSPITALS
Child Hosp Johnson Cy Medl Ctr 400 N State
Johnson City
Johnson City Medical Center 400 N State
Johnson City
Johnson City Specialty Hosp 203 E Watauga Ave
Johnson City
North Side Hospital 401 Princeton Rd
Johnson City
Northeast Tennessee Rehab Hosp 2511 Wesley St
Johnson City
Woodridge Hospital 403 N State
Johnson City
RAILROADS
East Tenn Railway Corp 132 Legion St
Johnson City
STATISTICS
SIZE
Square Miles: 326
Miles of City Streets: 149.37
Miles of County Roads: 915.26

 

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ATTRACTIONS
Tipton-Hayes Farm Hwy. 19w
Restored farm of the 1800s, site of "Battle of the Lost State of Franklin."
Open daily, April through Oct., Admission
GOLF
Johnson City Country Club 1901 E Unaka Ave
Johnson City
Buffalo Valley Golf 1709 Buffalo Rd
Johnson City
Pine Oaks Municipal Golf 109 Buffalo St
Johnson City
HISTORICAL
B. Carroll Reece Museum Excellent exhibits of folklore, art, history, and music
Free
Hands On! Regional Museum 315 E. Main St
Fly a plane, touch a starfish, or create an artistic masterpiece with recycled materials
Provides an interactive, entertaining learning experience for children an adults
Admission charged
Massengill Museum of Overmountain History Admission charged
Rocky Mount 200 Hyder Hill Rd
Original capitol of the Southwest Territory
Historically clothed first person interpreters introduce visitors to the lifestyle of a 1791 family
Includes original main house, kitchen and other reconstructed buildings
Tipton-Haynes State Historic Site 2620 S. Roan St
Site of Battle of the "Lost State of Franklin"
10 original and restored buildings, herb garden, cave, nature trail and spinning & weaving demo
Admission charged
SCHOOLS
Boones Creek Middle School 4352 N Roan St
Johnson City, TN  37615-4641
Cates Music Ctr & School 305 W Walnut St
Johnson City, TN  37604-6794
Cherokee Elementary School 2100 Cherokee Rd
Johnson City, TN  37604-3406
Daniel Boone High School 1440 Suncrest Dr
Johnson City, TN  37615-4118
Fall Branch School 1061 Hwy 93
Fall Branch, TN  37656-1844
Happy Valley Elementary School RR 5
Johnson City, TN  37601-9805
Jonesborough Elementary School 306 Forest Dr
Jonesborough, TN  37659-1541
Lesas School of Dance RR 2
Limestone, TN  37681-2906
North Side Elementary 1000 N Roan St
Johnson City, TN  37601-4616
Science Hill High School 1509 John Exum Pkwy
Johnson City, TN  37604-3826
Towne Acres School 2310 Larkspur Dr
Johnson City, TN  37604-2499
University School Johnson City, TN  37614

HISTORICAL PHOTO'S AND INFORMATION

HORSEBACK RIDING

Harber Land Stables 900 Austin Springs Rd
Johnson City
Landmark Farms 2828 Indian Ridge Rd
Johnson City
Mountain Shadow Stables 162 Burton France Rd
Johnson City
Peppermint Farm 101 Hankal Rd
Johnson City
LIBRARY
Johnson City Public Library 103 S Roan St
Johnson City
PARKS
Johnson City Racquetball Club 309 E Springbrook Dr
Johnson City
Buffalo Mountain Park 700 acre nature preserve with miles of hiking trails, scenic overlooks and picnic sites
Guided nature hikes available
Winged Deer Park Bristol Hwy
200 acre sports complex featuring the region's finest softball and soccer facilities
Two miles of paved and lighted woodland walking trails
Guided hikes and nature programs available
Free
SPECIAL DAYS
Eastman Kodak Invitational Track & Field Meet Mid-January
Largest indoor track meet in America!
Johnson City Springfest Late-April
Wide variety of events: sports tournaments, performing arts, and the "Crazy Bed Race."
STATISTICS
POPULATION
1960 31,187
1970 33,770
1980 45,642
1990 49,381
LOCATION CODES Zip: 37601
VISITOR CENTERS
Johnson City-Washington County Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 180
603 E. Market St.
Johnson City TN 37601-4896

 

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JONESBOROUGH

ATTRACTIONS
Sheppard Springs Music Barn & Playhouse 1208 State Hwy 81. N
A theatre housed in a huge old English barn
Music bands and stage plays to suit adults and children
Admission charged
GOLF
Crossings Golf Club 2585 Highway 81 N
Jonesborough
HISTORICAL
Tennessee's oldest town
Some buildings date back to the 1700's
Historic Jonesborough District & Museum Founded in 1779
Tennessee's oldest town
Many quaint shops line the streets
The Chester Inn has hosted presidents, authors, and other famous figures
Town tours available
Museum details the town's history from the first pioneers to the early 1900s
Admission charged
Jonesborough History Museum 117 Boone St
Jonesborough
Discover Jonesborough's Times & Tales Tour 117 Boone St
Offers look inside historic homes & buildings where history comes to life
Fee charged
Historic Jonesborough Carriage Tours Horse drawn carriage rides through the historic district and fully narrated historic tours of the town
Fee charged
HORSEBACK RIDING
Burning Sun Stables 139 Cable Rd
Jonesborough
Diamond Oak Stables 609 Sugar Hollow Rd
Jonesborough
Karen Clarke Paint Horses 134 Eisenhower Rd
Jonesborough
Millercrest Stables 154 Sunny Acres Rd
Jonesborough
Timber Ridge Riding Stables 163 Eisenhower Rd
Jonesborough
LIBRARY
Wa Cnty Jonesborough Lbry 200 E Sabine Dr
Jonesborough
VISITOR CENTERS
Jonesboro Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 636
Jonesborough TN 37659

 

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LIMESTONE
ATTRACTIONS
Davy Crockett Birthplace Park Off U.S. Hwy.
Marker and log cabin of the birthplace of famed frontiersman, picnic area, and camping
Open daily, Free (fee for camping).

 

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