The Historic Johnson Farm in the scenic town of Hendersonville is an excellent example of a nineteenth-century tobacco farm and tourist retreat from the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century. The entire building was handmade out of bricks that were created on-site out of mud from the French Broad River. Numerous outbuildings were built over the years, including a cottage, boarding house, bar, blacksmith shop, and tool shed. The Historic Johnson Farm today offers a picnic area, nature trails, tours of the historic home, and ten historic buildings across the fifteen acres of a natural setting.

3346 Haywood Rd, Hendersonville, NC 28791, Phone: 828-891-6585

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