Permanent Exhibits
The President Andrew Johnson Gallery
Eventually becoming the 17th President of the United States, Andrew Johnson's life from tailor to politician comes to life.
The Earl W. Fletcher, Jr. Veteran's Gallery
Named in honor of the museum's late executive director, our veteran's gallery celebrates the many sacrifices men and women from Greeneville have made in the armed forces.
Tennessee Country: Paleo to Pioneer
Enjoy this walk through time which features prehistoric fossils, an early Cherokee home, and pioneer textiles and implements. Also discover The Lost State of Franklin and more about Tennessee's early frontier.
Made in Greeneville
A gallery dedicated to all things made in Greeneville and Greene County. On display now is a variety of handmade furniture dating back to the 1800s, including examples crafted by John C. Burgner. Come see how these beautiful pieces were made.
Community Living in the 20th Century
Greene County is home to more than a dozen communities. Each has a unique story and history. Explore how these communities have evolved over the past 100-years.
Magnavox: The Great Voice
Did you know that in 1947 Magnavox opened a production plant right here in Greeneville, TN? Learn about the Magnavox story and how the home entertainment revolution began.
Contributions to Our Community
Featuring photos and stories on how African-American education and skills have enriched the entire community, from George Clem School to the story of the Manuel family brick masons.
Early Business
Take a stroll down Main Street as it looked nearly a century ago. Visit Dolly Johnson's bakery or place an order at the general store.
Paths to Freedom
Learn about the history of enslavement in Greene County before and during the Civil War, including the struggle for emancipation and beyond.
The Great Depression
Immerse yourself in the 1930s with The Great Depression in full swing. Learn how families coped with food shortages and the difficulties of a world gone broke.
Greene Adventure
Let your imagination run through the pages of history as you step into the shoes of early settlers to Greene County.
Greene County Quilts
View our beautiful collection of handmade and historic quilts, some dating back to before the Civil War. Also learn about the personal, cultural, and symbolic meanings hidden within the patterns.