Welcome

Welcome to Greene County, Tennessee, a progressive, diversified community nestled in the Appalachian foothills of East Tennessee that abounds with natural scenic beauty, warm friendly people, fascinating history, and an unlimited variety of outdoor activities.

Greene County is a community that takes great pride in our natural beauty, resiliency, and heritage. Respectful of our past with focus on the vision for the future, has been a long-standing value that has allows Greene County to retain its historic charm yet provide a great educational system and desired living destination.

Established in 1783, Greeneville is the second oldest town in the state and has a rich history that draws thousands of tourists each year. Visitors may revel in viewing the actual homes and personal items of Andrew Johnson, a Greeneville tailor who rose through the political ranks to become the 17th President of the United States, or tour David Crockett Birthplace State Park for insight into the wilderness trailblazer who later served as a congressman for the state of Tennessee.

A key element in the success of the community’s growth and development is the fact that both city and county governments join forces with the Greene County Partnership to procure new industries and businesses.

Greene County welcomes you!

An aerial shot of Greeneville with Walters State Community College in the forefront.

Andrew Johnson was our 17th President serving from 1865-1869.

Such a peaceful setting with the snow at the Dickson-Williams mansion. Margarette Falls with its picturesque 60-foot drop is one of the most popular waterfall trails in the area.