Greeneville Greene County History Museum
Dublin Core
Title
Greeneville Greene County History Museum
Subject
Civic Groups
Education--Regional History of
Education--Student Life
Occupations
Religion--Leaders
Schools--George Clem High School
Schools--Greeneville College
Tennessee--Greene Co.
U.S. Military--Veterans
U.S. Presidents--Andrew Johnson
Education--Regional History of
Education--Student Life
Occupations
Religion--Leaders
Schools--George Clem High School
Schools--Greeneville College
Tennessee--Greene Co.
U.S. Military--Veterans
U.S. Presidents--Andrew Johnson
Description
Photographs, newspaper articles, and other documentation. A large focus on history of occupations and labor, student life, and civic groups in Greene County; 1875-2005
Publisher
Black in Appalachia
Date
12-2018; 11-2019
Contributor
Greeneville Greene County History Museum
Rights
This item was sourced from the Greeneville Greene County History Museum in Greeneville, Tennessee, greenevillegreenecountyhistorymuseum.com. This item can be used for private reflection and research, and not for commercial purposes. Any additional questions about usage should be directed to Betty L. Fletcher, Director or Angela Campbell, Board Member. Museum phone: 423-636-1558.
The items in the Greeneville Greene County History Museum Collection represent only a portion of the museum’s resources concerning African American history. To learn more, please visit the museum.
The items in the Greeneville Greene County History Museum Collection represent only a portion of the museum’s resources concerning African American history. To learn more, please visit the museum.
Coverage
United States--Tennessee--Greeneville
Collection Items
Annie Weems
A photo of Annie Weems, a local Greene County woman that worked as a midwife and a cook for the Laughlin Hospital.
George Clem School Cheerleaders
A photo of the cheerleaders at The George Clem School. From left to right: Mary Loretta Jones, Jeanetta Emma Crum, Treva Posey, Rose May Gaines, Mildred Anderson, Ella Dickson, Gloral
1948 Boy Scout Troop
A Greeneville Boy Scout troop photograph from 1948, and one of the first African American Boy Scout troops in the area.
Annie Lucy Carter, Carnival Queen
Annie Lucy Carter pictured as the George Clem Carnival Queen. Carter won during her sophomore year of high school.
Warrensburg Houston Chapel and Cemetery Narrative
A description of the Warrensburg Houston Chapel and Cemetery, which was founded in 1909.
Greene County World War I Veterans
The names and images of Greeneville African-American men that served in World War I.
Greene County Civil War Veterans
Names of Greeneville African American men who served in the Civil War.
Greene County Veterans - Buffalo Soldiers
The names of Greeneville African-American men that served in various wars.