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Explore How it all Began - the Early Home

Andrew Johnson National Historic Site

Describes Johnson's Early Home and what you can do there.

Andrew Johnson's Early Home in Greeneville sits adjacent to the site parking lot and could be your first stop en route to the Visitor Center. It is an appropriate beginning place - this is where Andrew and Eliza started their own family and Johnson experienced his first successes in local and national politics. Three downstairs rooms are available to tour. This house contains exhibits that explore Andrew Johnson's life prior to becoming President. Learn about his apprenticeship to a tailor in Raleigh, NC, his journeys throughout a young America before settling in East Tennessee, and his start in the business world & political sphere.

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Self-Guided Tours - WalkingAfrican American HeritageArchitecture and BuildingEnslavementEarly Homeandrew johnsoninterpretiveparking

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This area is free of charge.

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Seasons

Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall

Time of Day

Day

Accessibility

The Early Home is not currently accessible.

Pets

Yes — Service animals allowed. Animals on leash can be on the sidewalks.

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