Burch-Crutchfield House
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Burch-Crutchfield House
Judge Burch, a federal tax collector, built this Colonial Revival style farmhouse in 1857. Mr. James Crutchfield, the present owner, is the author of numerous historical books including ‘A Heritage of Grandeur’ showcasing Williamson County homes.
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