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Andrew Johnson National Historic Site

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photos & multimedia includes:
Virtual Tour

	Andrew Johnson Family (7 Photos) Photo Album of the family of the president. View Album \| View Slideshow

	Andrew Johnson's Slaves (5 Photos) Photographs of the slaves of Andrew Johnson who later became his paid servants. View Album \| View Slideshow

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Wreaths Across America Program

At the President's Monument

At the President's Monument

Cadets and veterans working with wreath laying

Cadets and veterans working with wreath laying

Carrying a box

Flag

Graves with President's Monument

Graves with President's Monument

Graves with wreaths

Graves with wreaths

Hillside with wreaths

Hillside with wreaths

Representatives by service wreaths.

Representatives by service wreaths.

Salute

	Vintage postcards (16 Photos) A gallery of former postcards from the Andrew Johnson NHS. View Album \| View Slideshow

	Vintage images (9 Photos) Vintage images of Greeneville and of places that would become the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site. View Album \| View Slideshow


			Did You Know? Family tradition holds that Andrew Johnson arrived in Greeneville with a cart drawn by a blind pony in 1826. His mother and step-father were with him. Tradition also says they camped at a spring on the Homestead property.

Last Updated: July 22, 2008 at 14:37 EST