Jackson Resigns as Governor of Florida Territory Written by Marsha Mullin, Vice President of Collections and Research & Chief Curator Andrew Jackson spent his last more...
Andrew Jackson Finally Receives Florida from Spain in July 1821 Written by Marsha Mullin, Vice President of Collections and Research & Chief Curator July 1821—The more...
On July 14, 2018, I attended the Back to Angola Festival, an event to commemorate the lives of the formerly enslaved persons escaping slavery in more...
In Memory of Jean Fuller Guy by Marsha Mullin, Vice-President of Museum Services On January 6 2016, Jean Fuller Guy passed away in Humboldt Tennessee. more...
Food is such an integral part of the holiday season so naturally we are curious about that aspect of the Jackson family’s life. Unfortunately, no more...
2015 marks the 200th anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans; but for Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage the year marks another anniversary, the centennial of the more...
Although President Andrew Jackson did not receive a formal education as a child, he learned the value of having an education at the Hermitage in more...
One hundred and ninety years ago this month, Andrew Jackson entertained the most famous guest to visit The Hermitage during his lifetime. In 1824-25, Revolutionary more...
This month marks the 150th anniversary of the end of the Civil War and of President Lincoln’s assassination. However, it marks another 150th anniversary much more...
Here at Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage we have been very focused on the bicentennial of the Battle of New Orleans and the conclusion of the War more...
Andrew Jackson’s Gold Box Returns to The Hermitage. Andrew Jackson’s gold box was one of the President’s most prized possessions. In February 1819, the mayor and more...
For the members-only newsletter this month I wanted to write about the activities of Andrew Jackson and the Army leading up to the Battle of more...
