The Andrew Johnson National Historic Site Visitor Center is set to close for renovation work starting Saturday, August 23. The renovation project will be conducted in two phases, with both stages expected to be carried out consecutively.
The duration of the renovation work is expected to extend into early 2026. The National Park Service has not provided specifics on the improvements to be made, but the closure suggests significant upgrades are planned for the historic site’s visitor center.
Visitors planning trips to the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site should be aware of the impending closure and plan their visits accordingly. Further information regarding the renovation can be found on the National Park Service’s website. The Andrew Johnson National Historic Site commemorates the life and work of the 17th U.S. President, Andrew Johnson.