Campbell-Harms House
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Campbell-Harms House
The ‘School Master’s House’. Patrick Campbell and his brother Andrew immigrated to Franklin from Scotland. Patrick had studied for the Presbyterian ministry but found he was too bashful to preach and joined his brother in teaching. They established and taught at the Campbell School. Patrick and his wife, Louise Winder, sister of Mrs. John McGavock of Carnton and granddaughter of Feliz Grundy, lived in the house while teaching at the Campbell School.
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