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The General Morgan Inn An Official Historic Hotel of America
Located in Downtown Greeneville, TN
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The General Morgan Inn is a privately-owned, independent hotel catering to the needs of our guests for decades. Our 51 beautiful guest rooms and suite are located in the heart of Greeneville’s Historic District. Located in the Inn is Brumley’s Restaurant, featuring an exquisite art-deco mirror originally purchased in the 1940s. Brumley’s dining rooms easily accommodate couples for a romantic dinner, small families sharing stories over lunch, or even large groups of friends enjoying each other’s company. With easy access to all major travel corridors in East Tennessee, the General Morgan Inn and Brumley’s Restaurant and Lounge are located in the heart of Greeneville’s Historic District. We’ll help you capture the big-time spirit of small-town America. www.generalmorganinn.com
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Something Delicious Is Brewing at Brumley’s This Halloween! 🎃Forget the tricks, Angeez is serving up the treats! On Frid...
10/15/2026

Something Delicious Is Brewing at Brumley’s This Halloween! 🎃

Forget the tricks, Angeez is serving up the treats! On Friday, October 30, Brumley’s Catering by Angeez is stirring up a cauldron of fall favorites for our next lunchtime takeover. From hearty chili and comforting soups to a loaded potato bar, fresh salad bar, and decadent seasonal desserts, there’s plenty to warm your spirits!

Join us from 11 AM to 1 PM for a frightfully delicious Friday lunch, all for $19.99 plus tax and gratuity.

Two Sweet Reasons to Celebrate National Dessert Day!While Brumley's Restaurant & Lounge is celebrating a longtime favori...
10/14/2026

Two Sweet Reasons to Celebrate National Dessert Day!

While Brumley's Restaurant & Lounge is celebrating a longtime favorite with its Crème Brûlée, we're turning the spotlight toward something new on the dessert menu!

Meet our Derby Pie, a decadent combination of pecans, walnuts, chocolate, and TN Hills Bourbon, accompanied by vanilla bean ice cream and toasted coconut caramel.

A little Tennessee spirit, a generous helping of Southern hospitality, and a sweet new reason to visit us at the General Morgan Inn.

After all, who says you have to choose just one favorite?
After all, the sweetest part of the evening might just be the last course!

Could This Be One of the Earliest Glimpses of Our Hotel's History?Long before the General Morgan Inn stood on Main Stree...
10/13/2026

Could This Be One of the Earliest Glimpses of Our Hotel's History?

Long before the General Morgan Inn stood on Main Street, the Lane House welcomed travelers to this very same location.

Taken from the Dickson-Williams Mansion sometime during the 1800s, this remarkable photograph captures a Greeneville that looks quite different from the town we know today. First Presbyterian Church stands in the distance, and the building just in front of it may be the Lane House itself!

If so, we're looking at a rare glimpse of our property's past, before the Grand Central Hotel, Hotel Brumley, and eventually the General Morgan Inn became part of its story.

Though Greeneville's landscape has changed through the generations, the ground beneath the General Morgan Inn holds more than two centuries of history, with countless stories woven into its past.

🍂 October Is Your Last Chance to Walk with the President Before Winter!History has a way of coming to life on the street...
10/09/2026

🍂 October Is Your Last Chance to Walk with the President Before Winter!

History has a way of coming to life on the streets of downtown Greeneville, especially when you're following in the footsteps of a president who once called this town home.

Every morning at 9:30, Main Street: Greeneville's Walk with the President tour departs from the lobby of the General Morgan Inn, inviting visitors and locals alike to discover the stories, landmarks, and remarkable history surrounding President Andrew Johnson and the community that helped shape his life.

With October marking the final month of tours before their winter break, there's still time to enjoy the crisp autumn air and see familiar streets through the eyes of history.

🍁 Step into our lobby, then step back in time! Tours return in April, so make the most of these beautiful October mornings while you can.

🍂 A New Season Is Being Served at Brumley’s Restaurant & Lounge.Just beyond the lobby of the General Morgan Inn, autumn ...
10/08/2026

🍂 A New Season Is Being Served at Brumley’s Restaurant & Lounge.

Just beyond the lobby of the General Morgan Inn, autumn has taken its place at the table. Brumley’s fall and winter menu brings together inspired new creations, the welcome return of seasonal favorites, and the signature dishes that have become part of the restaurant’s character.

Rich, comforting flavors, thoughtful Appalachian influences, and a few unexpected delights make this season's offerings well worth exploring. Whether you're revisiting a longtime favorite or discovering something entirely new, there's a place at our table for every palate.

🍷 Your next favorite dish may be waiting at Brumley’s! Explore the entire fall and winter menu and find yours at https://generalmorganinn.com/menu

🎉 30 Years of Patricia! 🎉In 1996, just one month after the General Morgan Inn reopened its doors, Patricia Bohon came to...
10/07/2026

🎉 30 Years of Patricia! 🎉

In 1996, just one month after the General Morgan Inn reopened its doors, Patricia Bohon came to Greeneville to help train the new Brumley’s crew. The plan was to lend her experience and get the team started.

Thirty years later, she’s still here. 💚

Over the decades, Patricia has worn more than a few hats, serving as Restaurant Manager, Food & Beverage Manager, and now leading our Sales Department. Through every role, she has brought the same dedication, knowledge, sense of humor, and genuine care for the people around her.

Thirty years means thousands of events, countless celebrations, plenty of stories, and an immeasurable contribution to the General Morgan Inn we know today.

We’re incredibly grateful Patricia decided to stick around all those years ago, and even more grateful that she continues to be such an important part of our team.

Please join us in congratulating Patricia on 30 years at the General Morgan Inn! 🥂💚

Pull out the feathers, masks, sequins, and costumes. On Friday, October 30, the Rooftop Terrace is throwing a Halloween ...
10/06/2026

Pull out the feathers, masks, sequins, and costumes. On Friday, October 30, the Rooftop Terrace is throwing a Halloween party with a New Orleans soul and plenty of Tennessee spirit.

The kitchen is serving up gumbo, gator tail, boudin balls, and beignets. Sugarlands is bringing the moonshine. The DJ is bringing the soundtrack. And somewhere between the first cocktail and last call, we’ll find out who came dressed to win.

Prizes are on the line for Best Dressed, Best Couple, Most Creative, and Funniest, so this is not the night for the costume you found five minutes before leaving the house.

Your $45 admission includes the evening’s food and a complimentary light-up tankard to carry into the night. Sugarlands cocktails and b**r will be available at the cash bar, with a Sugarlands tasting offered for an additional fee.

October 30 | 8 PM–11pm | 21+
General Morgan Inn Rooftop Terrace

Good friends. Great food. Stronger spirits.
🎟️ generalmorganinn.com/hallowseve

More than 140 years ago, the Lane House stood on the very same Main Street site where the General Morgan Inn stands toda...
10/05/2026

More than 140 years ago, the Lane House stood on the very same Main Street site where the General Morgan Inn stands today.

Advertisements from the early 1880s give us a fascinating glimpse into the hospitality business happening right here. Under proprietor L. F. Self, the Lane House promised “first class accommodations,” clean beds, prompt service, reasonable charges, and a table said to rival the best hotels in East Tennessee.

Traveling salesmen, then known as commercial travelers, received special rates and free use of a sample room, where they could display their merchandise and meet with local merchants.

The local newspaper offered perhaps the best endorsement: “Put up at the Lane, when in Greeneville, and our word for it you will go away satisfied.”

More than a century later, the name and building have changed, but hospitality continues on the very same piece of Main Street. 🗝️🏨

Congratulations to our October Employee of the Month, William! 👏From wedding receptions and celebrations to banquets and...
10/02/2026

Congratulations to our October Employee of the Month, William! 👏

From wedding receptions and celebrations to banquets and special events, William is a familiar face behind the scenes as our Banquet Chef, and an important part of what keeps our kitchen moving.

Dependable, hardworking, and always ready to jump in wherever he is needed, William brings more than talent to the kitchen. His friendly and polite nature, easy smile, and unmistakable laugh make him a joy to have as part of our team.

We are proud to celebrate William as our October Employee of the Month! Please join us in giving him a well-deserved round of applause! 🎉👏

🎨 No matter how far life takes you, there are some places that always feel like home.This October, the Mason House Galle...
10/01/2026

🎨 No matter how far life takes you, there are some places that always feel like home.

This October, the Mason House Gallery welcomes artist and bluegrass musician Mike Durham for an exhibition shaped by family, childhood memories, and the landscapes of Greene County.

Mike’s father’s military career took his family around the world, but summers brought him back to the family farm in Greene County. Through pen and ink, oil, watercolor, and pencil, those memories return in familiar mountain views, country scenes, and the distinctive light and shadow of East Tennessee.

“Getting all this together is like a homecoming for my memories. I know you can feel it, too.”

Mike’s work will be on display throughout October at the General Morgan Inn’s Mason House Gallery.

🥂 Meet the Artist
Friday, October 2 | 5–7 PM

Come see Greene County through the eyes of someone who kept finding his way home.

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111 N Main Street
Greeneville, TN
37743

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