Volunteering
Whether you are a history buff, a people person, or love research, you can help the museum by volunteering your time. We can always use a hand at special events and day-to-day museum operations. It is a great way to make friends, meet new people, and help preserve Greeneville's history. Interested in Becoming a Volunteer? Contact the museum for more information or fill out a volunteer application below!
Membership
Thanks to our members and supporters, we now offer 10+ permanent galleries that chronicle the history of this region. You can be an important part of this preservation and educational mission.
Interested in Becoming a Member? Contact the museum today! We have several membership levels for individuals, families, and corporate sponsors.
Monetary Donations
We are a 501C3 non-profit organization, meaning monetary contributions are normally tax deductible. Please consult your tax professional for specifics. Though grants that help with development of new galleries and programs are occasionally received, major funding comes from membership fees and donations. Your support is not only greatly appreciated, is it vital to the museum's mission!
Donate online here:
For mailing: Please send your donations to Greeneville Greene County History Museum, 101 West Mckee Street, Greeneville, TN 37743. You will be sent a receipt for a tax purposes.
Donate an Object
For those seeking to donate an item to the museum, please send an email to sydney@themuseum.us with images of the item(s), a description of the item, its provenance, and any information that might be valuable to its historical significance to Greene County.
Share Your History & Ongoing Projects
Seeking to collect oral history or other details frrom locals.
Project: Hurricane Helene
On September 26th and 27th, 2024 Hurricane Helene unleashed a "once in a generation" storm on Eastern Tennessee and Western North Carolina. Days of heavy rainfall and saturated soil led to historic levels of flooding. The mountains and communities still bear the scars from the unprecedented destruction. Yet, we remain strong and united in recovery.
Our roads are open. Our homes are being rebuilt. And now, we remember.
The museum in now in the process of collecting eye-witness accounts and oral histories documenting the storm. If you have a story, a memory, or an object you want to share from Hurricane Helene and the aftermath, please fill out the form below.
