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"To preserve and protect our community's
rich historic and cultural legacy."

In honor of our Nation's 250th Anniversary, the Greene County Heritage Trust, along with the Greene County Partnership, are offering limited edition America250 and Greeneville commemorative merchandise that lets you show your hometown pride while honoring our nation's 250th anniversary.

Available now for purchase at the Greene County Partnership, 115 Academy Street, Greeneville, TN, Monday-Friday 8:30-5 pm. Call (423) 638-4111 for more information.

  • 17" x 11" Posters - $5

  • Challenge Coins - $10

  • Small Woven Blankets (made in Hendersonville, NC) - $40

  • Coming soon: Lapel Pins - $10

Every purchase supports a great cause. This special edition collection is a fundraiser helping to preserve and promote the stories that make our community so special.

Background image: Joseph R. Brown-Milligan House "Boxwood Manor" 1899

News

America 250 Community Events

  • Greene Heritage Days
    Greene Heritage Days
    Sat, Apr 25
    Greeneville Greene County History Museum
    Celebrate America's 250th and Join Us for Heritage Day!
  • Davy Crockett
    Davy Crockett
    Tue, Apr 28
    Capitol Theatre of Greeneville
    Please join us for the film that told the story of one of Greeneville's greatest citizens - Davy Crockett.
  • Our American Story: Voices from Tennessee
    Our American Story: Voices from Tennessee
    Thu, May 07
    Greeneville Greene County History Museum
    Discover the stories of remarkable Tennesseans who helped shape both state and national history. This traveling exhibit highlights influential individuals from across Tennessee, including Ostenaco, Joseph Greer, John Sevier, Abby Crawford Milton, Adolpho A. Birch, and Barry Wilmore.
  • 31st Annual Iris Festival
    31st Annual Iris Festival
    Sat, May 16
    Greene County Partnership
    This Greeneville Festival has been held annually for over 30 years by the Greene County Partnership! This year they will incorporate activities related to the 250th Anniversary of our country. We will update this event as information becomes available.
  • BORN IN AMERICA
    BORN IN AMERICA
    Sat, May 30
    Capitol Theatre of Greeneville
    For several years, one of the Capitol Theatre’s signature fundraisers has been the Cosmo Bus Music Fest. This spring, that tradition transforms. Introducing Born In America: A Blues Tribute—a powerful celebration of America’s first truly homegrown music. 🎶
  • Gone with the Wind
    Gone with the Wind
    Sat, Jun 13
    Capitol Theatre of Greeneville
    Join us on June 13th, 2026, at 6 PM for GONE WITH THE WIND The doors will open at 5:30 PM along with concessions. Tickets are only $5.00
  • 1776 - Presented by the Greeneville Theatre Guild
    1776 - Presented by the Greeneville Theatre Guild
    Multiple Dates
    Fri, Jun 19
    Capitol Theatre of Greeneville
    Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with a new look at an old revolution!
  • USS Greeneville - 30th Anniversary
    USS Greeneville - 30th Anniversary
    Wed, Jul 01
    Location is TBD
    Crew members and leaders of the nuclear submarine, USS Greeneville, will celebrate their 30th Anniversary in Greeneville. More details to be announced.
  • Lyrics on the Lawn
    Lyrics on the Lawn
    Multiple Dates
    Thu, Jul 02
    Dickson-Williams Mansion
    Main Street: Greeneville presents a live music series annually on Thursdays in July on the lawn of the Dickson-Williams Mansion. More details to come.
  • American Downtown
    American Downtown
    Sat, Jul 04
    Bicentennial Park
    Town of Greeneville Independence Day Celebration with live music, kids’ zone, parade, and fireworks; USS Greeneville 30th reunion will be incorporated into the event.

Since the Greene County Heritage Trust was established as a local nonprofit 501(c)3 organization in 1973,  its primary mission has been to help protect, preserve, and/or restore Greeneville and Greene County structures, sites, and artifacts that are part of our countywide community’s rich historic and cultural legacy. In addition, working with other similar groups, the Trust seeks to increase public awareness of that legacy, and build respect and appreciation for it.

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