History

The Moore-Morris History & Culture Center: A Window to Williamson County’s Past

By: Franklinis

In February 2024, the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County unveiled its latest cultural destination in downtown Franklin, Tennessee: The Moore-Morris…

Jul 23, 2024

Read More

Visit Leiper’s Fork: Top 10 Must-See Attractions and Activities

By: Franklinis

Leiper's Fork in Williamson County, Tennessee, is a village steeped in history. Originally settled in the late 1700s, it quickly…

May 28, 2024

Read More

Visit Franklin’s Treasures: Museums and Historical Points of Interest in Williamson County, Tennessee

By: Franklinis

Lotz House Museum Franklin and Williamson County, Tennessee, are treasure troves of history, boasting well-known landmarks alongside hidden gems waiting…

May 09, 2024

Read More

The Perfect Ladies’ Day Out in Franklin, Tennessee

By: Franklinis

Franklin, Tennessee, with its blend of history, culture, and southern charm, is an excellent destination for a ladies' day out.…

Mar 28, 2024

Read More

A Day in Franklin, TN: Exploring the South’s Most Charming Town

By: Franklinis

Frequently topping the charts as one of the prettiest and most charming towns in the south, Franklin, Tennessee enchants visitors…

Feb 08, 2024

Read More

LEE-BUCKNER, HISTORIC ROSENWALD SCHOOL, WAS SUCCESSFULLY MOVED TO FRANKLIN GROVE FOR RESTORATION AND PERMANENT PRESERVATION

By: Editor

Heritage Foundation of Williamson County saves county’s last remaining Rosenwald School; Rosenwald Schools were built to educate Black children in…

Feb 03, 2024

Read More

Lee-Buckner, Historic Rosenwald School, Moving to Franklin Grove on February 2nd for Restoration and Permanent Preservation

By: Editor

Heritage Foundation of Williamson County saves county’s last remaining Rosenwald School; Rosenwald Schools were built to educate Black children in…

Jan 29, 2024

Read More

The Moore-Morris History and Culture Center of Williamson County Announces Highly Anticipated Opening on February 6 

By: Editor

Housed within a National Register of Historic Places building dating back to 1905, the Center will serve as a gateway…

Jan 22, 2024

Read More

LOTZ HOUSE RECEIVES DONATION OF RARE CIVIL WAR ARTIFACT

By: Editor

Thomas Cartwright, Jean and Joe Ed Gaddes. Gift of a handsewn battle flag from a soldier’s wife upon his homecoming …

Dec 05, 2023

Read More

Lotz House commemorated the 159th Anniversary of the Battle of Franklin with Illumination

By: Editor

FRANKLIN, TENN.— In commemoration of the 159th Anniversary of the Battle of Franklin held on November 30, the Lotz House…

Dec 01, 2023

Read More