Historic Edens Cabin Lodge Airbnb

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Historic Edens Cabin Lodge Airbnb

This historic cabin was originally built in the late 1750s, at a time before the American Revolution.

It was an outpost at Hull's Crossroads between Greeneville and Kingsport.

07/02/2020

The Lodge's screened porch is a lovely place to enjoy a morning cup of coffee and have some quiet contemplative time among nature.

06/15/2020

Evening is a pretty time of day at the Lodge.

05/20/2020

The Tusculum walking trail has an access point just across the road from the Lodge. Here you can remain socially distant and find fresh air and views like these.

02/23/2020

Eye-spy, if you look ever so closely, 4 E written in red letters on this log! If you look carefully, you can find some of the indicator markings of how the cabin was disassembled and put back together again in the late 1950s.

02/20/2020

It is snowing outside today, but spring flowers brighten a cozy nook inside the cabin lodge. Doesn’t this look like a wonderful spot to share a meal?

02/11/2020

President’s Day is a week away - it’s not too late to spend it in a Presidential town! Greeneville, TN is home to the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site, and Tusculum University boasts the Andrew Johnson Museum and Library on campus.

Book a stay and learn more about your 17th President - while staying in a place he may have visited in his East Tennessee “stump speaking” days!

www.nps.gov/anjo

https://ajmuseum.tusculum.edu/

02/02/2020

Are you looking for a romantic escape - or even a galentine getaway - this Valentine month? Fire-lit log cabins can be pretty romantic! Book your stay today!

01/28/2020

The Edens Cabin Lodge has been part of the Edens family for three generations. It was faithfully reconstructed between 1957-1960 on a landscape in Tusculum that speaks of a bygone era.

01/24/2020

This historic cabin was originally built in the late 1750s, at a time before the American Revolution. It was an outpost at Hull's Crossroads between Greeneville and Kingsport, and witnessed the short-lived State of Franklin. It is likely that David Crockett passed through its doors.

Between 1957-1960, Marion Edens salvaged the abandoned logs from the crossroads by numbering each one, dismantling the cabin, and reconstructing it on his own property in Greene County. Without his foresight, this important piece of Appalachian history would have been lost.

He went on to save and construct other historic cabins, bringing like-minded people together into a community. That is the atmosphere you will feel in the cabin today. So unplug, unwind, enjoy the fire and the companionship of conversation, games, and coffee.

The Edens cabin sits on a secluded, wooded street while being minutes away from Tusculum University and the heart of Greeneville. It is less than a half hour to the Cherokee National Forest and an easy drive to Jonesborough and the Tri-Cities.

Whether you come from long distances or want a get-away into your own local past, there is something here for you.

Address

181 Edens Road
Greeneville, TN
37745

Website

https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/21239889?source_impression_id=p3_1579827328_EOLaBIn2wT%2FU2Usx

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