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Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
Getting Around

There is no public transportation at the site.

National Park Service signs are posted along major routes to direct you to the Visitor Center. If you need assistance with navigation once you arrive, ask the Visitor Center employee for maps to direct you to each area of the site, or to routes in and out of town.

Site Map

If you need additional assistance before you arrive, please feel free to call the Visitor Center at 423-638-3551.
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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.

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Last Updated: July 30, 2006 at 10:03 EST