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Greene County Heritage Trust For Historic Preservation & Restoration

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General Admission

Step back into an Early American Christmas with our Annual Dinner. The title of this year&#39;s program is &ldquo;Miracle in Philadelphia: The Battle for the Declaration of Independence.&rdquo;&nbsp; The featured speaker will be Bryan Austin, of Williamsburg, Va., who has become familiar to both visitors to Historic Williamsburg and audiences across the nation as a skilled portrayer of both Benjamin Franklin and James Madison: two of the country&rsquo;s most important Founders.&nbsp; The annual event begins each year with a Reception at 6 p.m. with light refreshments in the lobby of the General Morgan Inn, followed by a seated dinner and program in the ballroom beginning at 6:30 p.m. The Dinner is the only major fund-raising event of the year sponsored by the Heritage Trust, a 501(c)(3) non-profit civic organization now in its 53rd year. The Trust was established in the fall of 1973 by community leaders of that time with the goal of preserving, restoring, and making known the rich historical heritage of Greeneville and Greene County. Over the more than 50 years since then, the organization has carried out or assisted with dozens of local projects and events related to the history of the town and county, including the restoration of the Samuel Doak House at Tusculum University, the restoration of the Warrensburg Covered Bridge, and many others.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Proceeds from the Dinner above costs are used exclusively for the organization&rsquo;s local heritage-related projects.Tickets for the evening cost $75 each.

Step back into an Early American Christmas with our Annual Dinner. The title of this year's program is “Miracle in Philadelphia: The Battle for the Declaration of Independence.”  The featured speaker will be Bryan Austin, of Williamsburg, Va., who has become familiar to both visitors to Historic Williamsburg and audiences across the nation as a skilled portrayer of both Benjamin Franklin and James Madison: two of the country’s most important Founders.  The annual event begins each year with a Reception at 6 p.m. with light refreshments in the lobby of the General Morgan Inn, followed by a seated dinner and program in the ballroom beginning at 6:30 p.m. The Dinner is the only major fund-raising event of the year sponsored by the Heritage Trust, a 501(c)(3) non-profit civic organization now in its 53rd year. The Trust was established in the fall of 1973 by community leaders of that time with the goal of preserving, restoring, and making known the rich historical heritage of Greeneville and Greene County. Over the more than 50 years since then, the organization has carried out or assisted with dozens of local projects and events related to the history of the town and county, including the restoration of the Samuel Doak House at Tusculum University, the restoration of the Warrensburg Covered Bridge, and many others.    Proceeds from the Dinner above costs are used exclusively for the organization’s local heritage-related projects.Tickets for the evening cost $75 each.

Greene County Heritage Trust For Historic Preservation & Restoration

Early American Christmas Dinner

111 N Main St

General Admission

$75

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