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- Andrew Jacksons Hermitage | Visit in Nashville, TN
As the homeplace of the nation’s 7 th president, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage exists to preserve, educate and inspire It is important to tell the story of President Jackson and his era and inspire future generations, all while preserving this 1,120-acre National Historic Landmark
- History of the Hermitage | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
By definition, The Hermitage was a plantation during Andrew Jackson’s life and made cotton its business Cotton plants covered about 200 of the 1,000 or so acres A plantation is a large farm devoted primarily to growing a singular type of crop for profit
- Plan Your Visit | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Visit The Hermitage in Nashville, Tennessee to walk through Andrew Jackson’s life and home, explore a beautiful, historic Tennessee farm and experience an important piece of Nashville and our nation
- About Andrew Jackson | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
The Hermitage was Andrew Jackson's home from 1804 until his death in 1845 Though The Hermitage's Collections include signficant personal items, the key source to researching Jackson is The Papers of Andrew Jackson Project based at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville
- Mansion | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Considered by many historians to be the best preserved early U S presidential home, the mansion at The Hermitage has welcomed 17 5 million visitors from around the world since opening as a museum in 1889
- Discover The Hermitage | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Discover the Hermitage! Take a stroll through our grounds, and experience the history of Andrew Jackson
- Tickets | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Continuing his tradition, we welcome you to an enjoyable experience with family and friends as you tour Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage — Home of the People’s President We offer many regular and seasonal tours and exhibits that are included with your admission ticket or available for purchase
- About | Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage
Nashville’s premier historic site, The Hermitage, was once home to our 7th U S President, Andrew Jackson, from 1804 until his death in 1845 Remodeled by Jackson after a fire destroyed much of it in 1837, the mansion is a National Historic Landmark maintained to look just as it did in then
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