Things to do in Franklin
Carnton Plantation
Carnton is the restored home of John and Carrie McGavock. The house once a vibrant plantation home, served as field hospital to hundreds of wounded and dying Confederate soldiers following the Battle of Franklin in 1864. The house, grounds and garden are open for tours daily. Call (615) 794-0903 for more information.
1345 Carnton Ln., Franklin, TN
Lotz House Museum
The Lotz House Museum, open to the public and in a historic home that stands on the battlefield of Franklin, features the largest and most comprehensive collection of War Between the States and Old West artifacts in the Mid-South. Call (615) 791-6533 for more information.
11 Columbia Ave., Franklin, TN 37064
The Carter House
This Registered Historic Landmark is now open to the public and serves as a memorial to the Carter family as well as the countless heroes in the Battle of Franklin. The modest brick home was the Federal Command Post while the family took refuge in the basement. Call (615) 791-1861 for more information.
1140 Columbia Ave., Franklin, TN
The Factory at Franklin
A dining, retail and entertainment complex listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Antiques, art, gifts, five restaurants and parties. Call (615) 791-1777 for more information.
230 Franklin Rd., Franklin, TN
Williamson County Agriculture Exposition Park
Annual events include livestock events, boat shows, car shows, dog shows, craft fairs, county fair and concerts. Admission prices vary. Call (615) 595-1227 for more information.
4215 Long Ln., Ste. 100, Franklin, TN