Faith of Franklin
This walking tour explores Franklin’s first communities of faith, visiting several historic churches still standing.
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No matter what time of year you visit, there’s no shortage of things to do in Franklin! From annual street festivals to unforgettable music events, come experience the warmth of Franklin’s Southern hospitality for yourself.
This walking tour explores Franklin’s first communities of faith, visiting several historic churches still standing.
Join us every Sunday night from 5pm to 8pm at Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club for live jazz. Immerse yourself in the smooth, soulful sounds of local jazz musicians while sipping on expertly crafted cocktails. Whether you're winding down the weekend or kicking off your evening, our intimate setting and relaxed vibe make it the perfect […]
Experience the best of local talent every Thursday night from 7pm to 9pm at Amendment XVIII Cocktail Club. Our Singer-Songwriter Night showcases up-and-coming artists as they perform original songs in an intimate, cozy setting. Enjoy a night of heartfelt music and creative cocktails, perfect for music lovers and those looking to discover new sounds. Come […]
An exhibit about the pioneer families of Williamson County.
Williamson County Archives and Museum is proud to present Williamson 225: One County, Many Voices. This special exhibition features original Williamson County artifacts and records that highlight important stories from our community.
Williamson County Archives and Museum is excited to present: Williamson 225. One County. Many Voices. This new exhibition will debut in October, as part of our community wide celebration of the 225th anniversary of the founding of Franklin and Williamson County, TN. We are excited to display a new set of county records, artifacts, and […]
A night with Robert Lee Hodge, an award-winning filmmaker, preservationist, and researcher. The event includes a film screening and Q&A with Mr. Hodge about the history and preservation of Franklin. Please check franklintheatre.com for ticket pricing info!
65 yrs after the City of Franklin was established, the November 30 1864 battle landed at the City’s doorstep and changed the City, and its citizens forever.
A night with Robert Lee Hodge, an award-winning filmmaker, preservation, and researcher. The event includes a film screening and Q&A with Mr. Hodge about the Battle of Franklin and preservation of the history.
Oral history interviews are a wonderful way to learn family history, make connections between generations, and preserve important stories for posterity. Join Nat Taylor as he provides guidelines and tips for making your oral history project a success! The cost of admission is $5, and includes access to the History Center after the presentation.
Living history portrayal of Carnton in the days and weeks following the Battle of Franklin. The Battle of Franklin Trust has recorded facts of what transpired at Carnton the night of the battle and days and weeks afterwards. However, the McGavocks were not alone in taking care of the wounded. Other private residences and dwellings […]
Williamson County Archives and Museum is excited to once again partner with Tennessee T-Trak Associates to bring a special model train exhibit to the County Museum. The exhibit will run December 14 and 15, during the Dickens of a Christmas festival here in downtown Franklin, TN. This all ages event is free and open to […]
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