General James Longstreet’s Headquarters, winter of 1863-1864 East Tennessee and the Lakeway Area are blessed with both natural beauty and a great number of tourist opportunities.

Friends of General Longstreet Headquarters Museum have renovated the historic home and developed it into a Civil War museum and interpretative center. Photographs and information of the Longstreet Headquarters, and description of the Battles of Fort Sanders, Bean Station, Mossy Creek and Fair Garden are included on this website.

General Longstreet Bethesda Church, a quaint old building with high-backed pews and an enclosed pulpit, was organized in 1832 by Dr. John McCampbell and members of Hopewell Presbyterian Church near Dandridge...

General Longstreet Museum The historic Nenney House was occupied during the winter of 1863-64 by General James Longstreet. The house has been painstakingly restored by the Lakeway Civil War Preservation Association to serve as a museum and is the centerpiece of the Civil War Trail in the Lakeway area.

2015年7月13日 · The Longstreet Museum is the former William Nenney home. It was in this house that Confederate Lieutenant General James Longstreet made his headquarters for the First Corps, Confederate Army of Northern Virginia during the East Tennessee campaign of …

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Today, visitors can explore the actual historic home showcasing an authentic Civil War era communications center complete with a Civil War telegraph and period furnishings. A walk through the General Longstreet Museum will put you at the heart of the strategic efforts of James Longstreet, one of the most powerful generals in all of the Confederacy.

The historic Nenney House was occupied during the winter of 1863-64 by General James Longstreet. The house has been painstakingly restored by the Lakeway Civil War Preservation Association to serve as a museum and is the centerpiece of the Civil War Trail in …

The General Longstreet Museum, located in Russellville, Tennessee, is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Confederate General James Longstreet and his role in the Battle of Bethesda Church. The museum houses a collection of artifacts, documents, and exhibits that provide insight into Longstreet's life and military career, as well as the ...

The house has been painstakingly restored by the Lakeway Civil War Preservation Association to serve as a museum and is the centerpiece of the Civil War Trail in the Lakeway area. The adjacent gift shop also contains an excellent Tennessee Civil War history reference library as well as Civil War-related souvenirs and publications.