If you're looking for some top things to see and do in Tusculum College Old Campus Historic District and surrounding area, you can visit Niswonger Performing Arts Center and Andrew Johnson National Historic Site.
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Andrew Johnson National Historic Site
8.8/10 (44 reviews)
Step into the preserved home and tailor shop of America's 17th president, where humble beginnings led to the White House. Free guided tours reveal original furnishings from this pivotal post-Civil War era.
Paint Creek Recreation Area
8.6/10 (7 reviews)
Nestled in Cherokee National Forest, Paint Creek Recreation Area offers streamside campsites and scenic hiking trails. Explore cascading waterfalls and enjoy premium trout fishing during spring and fall stocking seasons.
Niswonger Performing Arts Center
8.6/10 (17 reviews)
The Niswonger Performing Arts Center showcases diverse performances in an acoustically excellent 1,150-seat venue. Arrive early to enjoy the elegant atmosphere before experiencing shows, concerts, or comedy acts.
Tusculum University
Walk around the campus at Tusculum University as part of your travels around Tusculum.
Greeneville Greene County Museum
8.4/10 (6 reviews)
Explore 13 galleries spanning prehistoric times to present day in this comprehensive local history museum. Examine Cherokee artifacts, Civil War memorabilia, and a restored 1917 American LaFrance fire engine.
The Capitol Theater of Greeneville
9.8/10 (7 reviews)
This restored historic venue hosts live music, theater, and classic film screenings in downtown Greeneville. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere while experiencing regional arts in a beautifully preserved cultural landmark.
Margarette Falls Trailhead
8.6/10 (9 reviews)
This 60-foot fan-shaped waterfall rewards hikers with a spectacular cascade after a moderate 2.4-mile journey through Cherokee National Forest. Most impressive after rainfall, it's worth the trek across rocky paths.
Dickson-Williams Mansion
8.4/10 (8 reviews)
This Federal-style mansion hosted presidents and became a Civil War headquarters for both armies. Tour its opulent period rooms and learn about General Morgan's fateful last night here in 1864.
"the room was clean and neat, did not smell. the overall complext was very clean. the staff were very accommodating, and they have a breakfast spread. definitely will stay here again."
"Front door was locked when I arrived to check in they didn’t use the night check-in window. Had to knock on the door and wait for somebody to walk around and unlock the door to fill in to check in.
Shower didn’t work had to return to the hotel after leaving in the morning to complain, because the front door was still locked,and they basically laughed at me"
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.