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The Butler Museum

Learn how and why Watauga Lake was formed and how the citizens of "Old Butler" Tennessee were changed forever. . . .

A Kayaker's View

See Watauga Lake up-close from a Kayak

Watauga Lake Triathlon

Swim over 1,000 yards in a deep lake, race in your bike over 21 miles through the mountains, THEN... run 5 miles ...

Appalachian

The Appalachian Trail skirts Watauga Lake and crosses it at the Dam ...

Blue Hole Falls

Just a short drive from the lake, near Elizabethton, Blue Hole Falls is a beautiful set of waterfalls ...

Pioneer Landing

Learn more about the easternmost marina on Watauga Lake ...

Watauga Dam

The dam that creates Watauga Lake ...

Jonesborough TN

Home of the International Storytelling Festival ...

Iron Mountain Inn

See this beautiful lodge with breathtaking views ...

Rat Branch Boat Ramp

This is the westernmost boat ramp on the lake ...

Watauga Point

This beautiful park is great for picnics, boating and swimming ...

The Carter Mansion

Where Tennessee history started. Learn about the Carter family ...

Doe River Gorge

See the beautiful gorge and ride the rails where the Tweetsie Train traveled ...

Gray Fossil Site

A spectacular fossil site discovered not long ago ...

Colonel Roderick Butler

Learn about the man for whom the town of Butler was named ...

Sugar Hollow Retreat

See this spectacular mountain retreat ...

Fish Springs Marina

This beautifully situated marina offers many services to lake boaters ...

Iris Festival 2008 Greeneville Tennessee All photos and illustrations by Pat Johns ©2008 - present All Rights Reserved See links to article references at the end of the article. June, 2008 The 2008 Greeneville Tennessee Iris Festival took place on a beautiful blue-sky weekend. The festival, typically attended by around 35,000 visitors, was spread throughout the historic town of Greeneville, Tennessee, the home of Andrew Johnson throughout much of his adult life.

"Greeneville, the festival's central point is surrounded by history and enhanced by Richland Creek which is lined with native iris and is always a draw for the younger generation on hot festival days. On each of the four corners in the central area are monuments to Andrew Johnson, 17th President of the United States."      ~ www.GreeneCountyPartnership.com (see link below) See photos of the days events below . . .

Links to references in this article: GreenCountyPartnership.com More about Greeneville Tennessee Greeneville.com

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