Digging In: A Gardening Series Spicing Up Gardening Kimberly Cooper, Historic Garden Manager Herb cultivation is a practice founded in ancient times. Common uses of more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
On this day, March 15, 1767, Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson, an immigrant from what is now Northern Ireland, gave birth to her third and final child, more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
The U.S. victory at the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815 catapulted Andrew Jackson into American stardom. People across the country celebrated and more...
Kimberly Cooper, Interim Historic Garden Manager Chilly winter days in The Hermitage Garden seem quite slow. The ground is too hard to dig holes for more...
The 208th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans was January 8th, and the day was commemorated with gallery talks, family events, a balcony speech more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
Joys of the Season Pam Miner, Vice President of Collections, Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage Source: Van Buren, Martin. Martin Van Buren Papers Series: 2 General more...
Every month, we introduce one of our amazing staff members and give more insight on what it’s like to work at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage. This more...
