Dixon-Williams Mansion

Greeneville, Tennessee's first postmaster, William Dickson, built this Federal style mansion for his daughter in 1815. Known as the "Showplace of East Tennessee " the Williams family entertained many famous guests such as Davy Crockett and President James K. Polk. During the Civil War, the Dickson-Williams mansion served as headquarters for both the Union and Confederate armies. It is open to the public.

Resources
Dickson-Williams Mansion
Dickson-Williams Mansion
114 W Church St.
Greeneville, TN 37745
USA
URL: www.inusa.com/tour/tn/knoxvill/history.htm
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Dream Builders : Episode DRB-811
•	Rhode Island Lighthouse
•	Tampa Apartments
•	Extreme Retirement
•	Dixon-Williams Mansion
•	Sunroom Renaissance