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Some
of our Friends . . .
The
Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County,
dedicated to preserving the architectural, geographic and cultural
heritage of our area.
Franklin-Williamson
County Chamber of Commerce for more
information on our great community.
The
Williamson County Convention and Visitors' Bureau, for help planning
your visit to Franklin.
The
Factory at Franklin The Factory at Franklin is a vibrant
shopping, dining and entertainment complex. The Factory is a member
of the National Register of Historic Places and occupies the circa-1929
buildings that once served as the Dortch Stove Works, Magic Chef and later
the Jamison Bedding Company.
Historic
Carnton Plantation, antebellum
plantation, field hospital and Confederate
cemetery, and the setting for The
Widow of the South.
Carter
House was witness to one of the
bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
Franklin's
Charge, dedicated to the preservation and reclamation of Franklin's
battlefield.
TNguy,
"the most thorough source of Tennessee travel information on the
planet."
Tennessee
Vacation Guide for help planning your trip to the Volunteer State.
Save
the Franklin Battlefield, a
non-profit organization dedicated to saving Civil War sites in Williamson
County.
Landmark
Booksellers, the coolest bookstore
for miles around, specializing in rare, out-of-print and used books.
The
Brentwood, a classic bed and
breakfast in beautiful Brentwood, Tennessee.
The
Natchez Trace What Is The
Natchez Trace Parkway? The 444-mile Natchez Trace Parkway commemorates an
ancient trail that connected southern portions of the Mississippi River,
through Alabama, to salt licks in today's central Tennessee. Today,
visitors can experience this National Scenic Byway and All-American Road
through driving, hiking, biking, horseback riding, and camping.
Doubletree
Hotel Nashville
Downtown
Nashville Hilton Hotel
Union
Station Hotel
Tennessee
Department of Tourism Development
See us on Southern
Haunts created by Zac Adams and seen by over 1 million views on PBS
stations around the nation.
Reservations
are required for all tours. For more information or to make a
reservation, call 615-400-3808. We take cash, checks and credit
cards. Click here to pay for tickets
by credit card.
  
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