Historical Markers and War Memorials in Greene County, Tennessee
Adjacent to Greene County, Tennessee
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Tennessee (Greene County), Baileyton — 1C 92 — Baileyton / Oakland Seminary —  |
| 2► Tennessee (Greene County), Baileyton — Historic Roaring Spring — |
| 3► Tennessee (Greene County), Chuckey — 1C 27 — Ebenezer — |
| 4► Tennessee (Greene County), Chuckey — 1C 79 — Edward Chalmers Huffaker July 16, 1856 – January 3, 1936 — |
| 5► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — "I Have Wrestled With Poverty" — |
| 6► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Address by President Lincoln At the Dedication of the Gettysburg National Cemetery November 19, 1863 — |
| 7► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — An Early Home Andrew Johnson National Historic Park — |
| 8► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site Andrew Johnson National Cemetery — |
| 9► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 91 — Andrew Johnson — |
| 10► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson 1808 - 1875 — |
| 11► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson — |
| 12► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson and Eliza Johnson Grave Marker Andrew Johnson National Cemetery — |
| 13► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson and Family — |
| 14► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson Homestead — |
| 15► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson National Cemetery Andrew Johnson National Historic Site National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior — |
| 16► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 50 — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — |
| 17► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — |
| 18► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Austin Company — |
| 19► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 53 — Benjamin Lundy — |
| 20► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Bridge Burners Hangings at the Depot — |
| 21► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 48 — Bright Hope Industries — |
| 22► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 70 — Capitol of State of Franklin — |
| 23► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 25 — Carter's Station — |
| 24► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Classic American La France 1917 — |
| 25► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Death of Gen. John Hunt Morgan "... bring Morgan out dead or alive." — |
| 26► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 51 — Death of John Morgan Sept. 4, 1864 — |
| 27► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 76 — Dickson - Williams Mansion — |
| 28► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 93 — Ellen “Nelly” VanVactor Free Black Female Landowner — |
| 29► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 59 — First Presbyterian Church — |
| 30► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 77 — General Morgan Inn — |
| 31► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 85 — George Clem School 1887 - 1965 — |
| 32► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Governor John Sevier 1785 1788 — |
| 33► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 7 — Greene County / Hawkins County — |
| 34► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greene County Civil War — |
| 35► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 58 — Greeneville Cumberland Presbyterian Church — |
| 36► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 54 — Greeneville Union Convention — |
| 37► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greeneville, Tennessee — |
| 38► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greeneville, Tennessee — |
| 39► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Greenville Cumberland Presbyterian Church Founded 1841 — |
| 40► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 61 — Harmony House — |
| 41► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 24 — Hendersons Station — |
| 42► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Home of Andrew Johnson — |
| 43► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — James H. Quillen United States Courthouse — |
| 44► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 84 — John Gloucester 1776-1822 — |
| 45► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — John H. Morgan 1825 - 1864 The Thunderbolt of the Confederacy — |
| 46► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Magnavox — |
| 47► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Margaret Johnson Patterson Bartlett / Andrew Johnson — |
| 48► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 78 — McKee Street "Flagship of Greeneville Mayoralty" — |
| 49► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 52 — Old Harmony Graveyard — |
| 50► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 68 — Olde Greene County Gaol — |
| 51► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Opera House — |
| 52► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Preserving the Presidents Legacy Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — |
| 53► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 29 — Robert Kerr — |
| 54► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Roll of Honor – Greene County “Achievement at the Price of Great Sacrifice” — |
| 55► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Sally Bohannon — |
| 56► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 71 — Sgt. Elbert L. Kinser — |
| 57► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Band Perry — |
| 58► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 63 — The Big Spring — |
| 59► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Dickson - Williams Mansion A House Divided — |
| 60► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Heart of the Household Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — |
| 61► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Home of the 17th President — |
| 62► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — The Homestead Grounds Andrew Johnson National Historic Site — |
| 63► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 74 — The Old Brick Church — |
| 64► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Tusculum College President Andrew Johnson Museum & Library — |
| 65► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 28 — Tusculum College — |
| 66► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — 1C 65 — Valentine Sevier Home — |
| 67► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Veterans Memorial — |
| 68► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Virginia Hall 1901 — |
| 69► Tennessee (Greene County), Greeneville — Winter Headquarters Longstreet in Greeneville — |
| 70► Tennessee (Greene County), Limestone — Unionist Stronghold The Civil War in Greene County — |
| 71► Tennessee (Greene County), Mohawk — 1C 75 — Execution of the "Bridge-Burners" — |
| 72► Tennessee (Greene County), Mosheim — 1C 72 — Battle of Blue Springs October 10, 1863 — |
| 73► Tennessee (Greene County), Mosheim — Battles of Blue Springs Fighting on the Same Ground Twice — |
| 74► Tennessee (Greene County), Mosheim — 1C 95 — Blue Springs Church and Cemetery Mosheim, Tennessee — |
| 75► Tennessee (Greene County), Mosheim — Blue Springs Lutheran Congregation Organized Prior to 1811. — |
| 76► Tennessee (Greene County), Mosheim — Pottertown Bridge Burners Unionists Pay the Ultimate Price — |
| 77► Tennessee (Greene County), Pottertown — Bridge Burners Monument — |
| 78► Tennessee (Greene County), Rogersville — 1C 62 — Cabin of Three States — |
| 79► Tennessee (Greene County), Tusculum — First Institution of Higher Learning West of the Allegheny Mountains — |
| 80► Tennessee (Greene County), Tusculum — 1C 60 — Samuel Doak House — |
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