Andrew Jackson's Servants
President Andrew Jackson was a slaveholder who brought a large household of slave domestics with him from Tennessee to the...
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Andrew Jackson Donelson built Poplar Grove on land adjacent to Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage property. The home was completed in 1826 and his wife Emily died there in 1836. Now known as Tulip Grove it was purchased by the Ladies’ Hermitage Association in 1964. A view of the west front is pictured below in 1940.
Historic American Buildings Survey, Lester Jones, Photographer August 19, 1940 WEST ELEVATION, FRONT. - Tulip Grove, Hermitage, Davidson County, TN
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