A freedom shrine, a collection of historical document replicas dating back to the Revolutionary War, was presented by the Greeneville Exchange Club in 1987. A three acre lake has been added to provided campers with canoeing and fishing. In 1997, a pavilion area was dedicated in honor of Frank and Pearl Litz. Woodmen of the World donated a new flag pole in 1998 after the original flag pole was destroyed in a storm. Tom Austin, son of Clyde Austin, recently donated 4.6 acres for future expansion.
Plans call for developing an environmental awareness station on the property.
In addition an office complex was recently completed and other expansion projects are being discussed. Northeast Tennessee is home of many interesting destinations just minutes from the 4-H Center. Greeneville is the home and burial place of the 17th President, Andrew Johnson. Visitors may tour his former home, a replica of his birthplace, or spend time enjoying the view from his hilltop burial site. Greene County is also the birthplace of Davy Crockett.