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BICYCLE ROUTES in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
NOTE: The bicycle routes to follow are on high traffic major highways
and are not recommended for casual or novice riders. The fact
that the roads have good shoulders help protect riders.
Highway 96 from City Square East DESCRIPTION: 6 Foot Paved Shoulder
Highway 431 from Del Rio Pike North DESCRIPTION: 3 Foot Paved Shoulder
Highway 31 from City Square North DESCRIPTION: 8 Foot Paved Shoulder
Mack Hatcher By-Pass DESCRIPTION: 8 Foot Paved Shoulder
Highway 96 from Mack Hatcher By-Pass to I-65 DESCRIPTION: 8 Foot Paved Shoulder
Old Carters Creek Pike from City Square to Downs Blvd to
Columbia Highway to City Square		 DESCRIPTION: 3 Foot Partial Paved Shoulder
Highway 31 South from Mack Hatcher By-Pass DESCRIPTION: 2 Foot Paved Shoulder
EDUCATION in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Columbia State Community College Day and Evening College level credit courses
O'More College of Design Offers degrees in interior design
HIGHWAYS in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
U S Highways: State Highways:
I-40, I-65, 31, 31A, 41A, 431 6, 11, 16, 46, 96, 100, 106, 246, 247, 252, 397
HISTORY of WILLIAMSON COUNTY
First White Settlers to county late 1700's
Organized February 3, 1800
County formed from part of Davidson Co, October 26, 1799
Franklin is county seat
Winstead Hill Located two miles south of town
Named after Samuel Winstead who is buried on north side of hill
Used as observation post by General John Bell Hood during Civil War
Overlooks valley where Battle of Franklin took place
Battle occurred November 30, 1864 and lasted five house
8,578 men were killed, wounded, or taken prisoner
PEOPLE in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Abram Maury Settled on 640 acres, 1797
Reserved 109 acres for a town
Town to be named Marthasville after his wife
Town was instead named Franklin after Benjamin Franklin
Ewen Cameron Built first house in Franklin, 1798
His son Duncan was first white child born in Franklin
County named for Dr Hugh Williamson(1735-1819) Was Colonel and Surgeon General of the North Carolina Militia
Served as a representative at the Continental Congress for 3 terms
Was signer of the Constitution from North Carolina
CHURCHES in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Alliance
FAITH ALLIANCE CHURCH

251 2ND AVENUE SOUTH
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Apostolic
APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH

6764 ARNO ALLISONA RD
COLLEGE GROVE TN 37046
 

Baptist

BRENTWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH CLEARVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH COLLEGE GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH CONCORD-GRANDVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH

409 FRANKLIN ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

537 FRANKLIN ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37069
8813 HORTON HWY
COLLEGE GROVE, TN 37046

10604 CONCORD ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027
CROSS KEYS BAPTIST
CHURCH		 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HILLSBORO BAPTIST CHURCH
6691 CROSS KEYS
FRANKLIN TN 37064

7310 OVERBY RD
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

828 MURFREESBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

1642 LEWISBURG PIKE
FRANKLIN TN 37064
HILLSBORO BAPTIST CHURCH NOLENSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH OAK VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH OLD NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH

4034 OLD HILLSBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

9624 CLOVERCROFT RD
NOLENSVILLE TN 37135

1161 LEWISBURG PIKE
FRANKLIN TN 37064

7143 NEW HOPE RD
FAIRVIEW TN 37062
PATTERSON BAPTIST CHURCH PEYTONSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH SPRING MEADOW BAPTIST CHURCH TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH

4976 COLEMAN HILL
ARRINGTON TN 37014

4464 TRINITY PEYTONSVILLE ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

4256 COLUMBIA PIKE
FRANKLIN TN 37064

4526 SO. COROTHERS ROAD FRANKLIN TN  37064
TRIUNE BAPTIST CHURCH      
8094 HORTON HIGHWAY
ARRINGTON TN 37014		      
Catholic
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC CHURCH SAINT PHILIP CATHOLIC CHURCH SAINT MATTHEW CHURCH

9100 CROCKETT ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

113 2ND AVENUE SOUTH
FRANKLIN TN 37064

535 SNEED ROAD WEST
FRANKLIN TN 37069

Charismatic
LIFE CHURCH OF GREATER NASHVILLE, TN

7108 CROSSROADS BOULEVARD, SUITE 301
BRENTWOOD TN 37027
E-mail address:DrJWS@lifeministries.net

Church Of Christ
ALLISONA CHURCH OF CHRIST BEREA CHURCH OF CHRIST BERRY'S CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST BRENTWOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST

6828 GILES HILL RD
COLLEGE GROVE TN 37046

3104 SOUTHALL ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

1777 BERRYS CHAPEL
FRANKLIN TN 37069

208 GRANNY WHITE
BRENTWOOD TN 37027
CHESTNUT LANE CHURCH OF CHRIST COLLEGE GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST CONCORD ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST CUMMINS STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST

104 CHESTNUT DRIVE
FRANKLIN TN 37064

8751 HORTON HIGHWAY
COLLEGE GROVE TN 37046

8221 CONCORD ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

511 CUMMINS STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064
FAIRVIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST FOREST HILLS CHURCH OF CHRIST FOREST HOME CHURCH OF CHRIST FOURTH AVE CHURCH OF CHRIST

133 FAIRVIEW BOULEVARD
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

5711 GRANNY WHITE PIKE
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

1751 OLD NATCHEZ TRACE
FRANKLIN TN 37069

117 4TH AVENUE NORTH
FRANKLIN TN 37064
HARPETH HILLS CHURCH OF CHRIST LIBERTY HILL CHURCH OF CHRIST LIBERTY LINCOLN CHURCH OF CHRIST MILLVIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST

1949 OLD HICKORY BOULEVARD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

7272 OLD COX
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

7252 DEER RIDGE
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

4370 MURFREESBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067
NEW HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST NOLENSVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST SOUTHERN HILLS CHURCH OF CHRIST THOMPSON STATION CHURCH OF CHRIST

7500 JINGO RD
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

7260 NOLENSVILLE RD
NOLENSVILLE TN 37135

2508 GOOSE CREEK BYPASS
FRANKLIN TN 37064

1739 SCHOOL STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064
WEST MAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST

1190 WEST MAIN
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Church Of God
CHURCH OF GOD

915 GREEN STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LDS

1100 GRAY FOX
FRANKLIN TN 37069

Community
CHRIST COMMUNITY CHURCH NEW HOPE COMMUNITY CHURCH SPRINGBROOK COMMUNITY CHURCH

309 CHURCH STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064

605 WILSON PIKE
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

PO BOX 3204
BRENTWOOD TN 37024

Christian
FRANKLIN CHRISTIAN CHURCH

4040 MURFREESBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067

Episcopal
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

1216 SNEED ROAD WEST
FRANKLIN TN 37069
SAINT PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

510 WEST MAIN STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Fellowship Of Christian Assemblies
FRANKLIN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH

308 JORDAN ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067

Lutheran
FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF MISSOURI

415 FRANKLIN ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37069
SAINT ANDREW LUTHERAN CHURCH

908 MURFREESBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Methodist
BRENTWOOD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH LIBERTY METHODIST CHURCH

309 FRANKLIN ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

508 FRANKLIN ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37069

143 5TH AVENUE
FRANKLIN TN 37064

9587 LIBERTY CHURCH
NOLENSVILLE TN 37135
METHODIST CHURCH

8568 HORTON HIGHWAY
COLLEGE GROVE TN 37046
TRIUNE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

7906 NOLENSVILLE RD
ARRINGTON TN 37014

Nazarene
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FRANKLIN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE TRINITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

7116 CROW CUT RD
FAIRVIEW TN 37062

506 JORDAN ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067

1519 MOORELAND BOULEVARD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

Non-Denominational
BRENTWOOD CUMBERLAND CHURCH Calvary Chapel  BRENTWOOD COOL SPRINGS CHURCH CHRIST FELLOWSHIP

516 FRANKLIN ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

9495 Crockett Road
Brentwood, TN 37027

7104 CROSSROADS BOULEVARD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

615-591-2597
104 CHESTNUT LANE
FRANKLIN TN 37064-2319
E-mail address: churchoffice@christfellowship.com
FATHER'S HOUSE COVENANT CHURCH 305 SEABOARD LANE, STE 312
FRANKLIN TN 37067
FRANKLIN FAITH CHURCH GRACE CHURCH AT FRANKLIN HERITAGE CONVENANT CHURCH LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST

4150 CLOVERCROFT ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067

4055 ARNO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

1912 COLUMBIA AVENUE
FRANKLIN TN 37064

1404 WEST MAIN STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064
PROVIDENCE CHURCH

377 NATCHEZ STREET
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Orthodox
SAINT IGNATIUS ORTHODOX CHURCH

4671 PEYTONSVILLE ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37064

Other
HOLY CROSS ANGLICAN CHURCH

4119 MURFREESBORO ROAD
FRANKLIN TN 37067
JENKINS CUMBERLAND CHURCH

2501 YORK RD
NOLENSVILLE TN 37135

Presbyterian
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HARPETH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEW HOPE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

101 LEGENDS CLUB
FRANKLIN TN 37064

3077 HILLSBORO ROAD
BRENTWOOD TN 37027

1939 LEWISBURG PIKE
FRANKLIN TN 37064
POST OFFICES in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
LEAPERS FORK Opened: July 1, 1810 Closed: ca. 1820
LEIPERS FORK Opened: Dec. 29, 1835
Re-Opened: Sept. 18, 1860
Re-Opened: Jan. 27, 1875
Re-Opened: Dec. 12, 1914		 Closed: July 10, 1860
Re-Closed: Sept. 22, 1866
Re-Closed: March 30, 1907
Re-Closed: Oct. 31, 1918
LITTLEBURY Opened: Jan. 4, 1836 Closed: April 5, 1839
MANCHESTER Opened: May 7, 1832 Closed: Aug. 16, 1836
NEUTRAL Opened: April 9, 1901 Closed: April 30, 1904
NOLENSVILLE Opened: Feb. 5, 1820 Closed: Operating
OWEN HILL Opened: June 22, 1844
Re-Opened: Sept. 25, 1849		 Closed: Feb. 17, 1848
Re-Closed: Dec. 14, 1850
OWEN'S Opened: June 19, 1874 Closed: Jan. 11, 1876
OWENS CROSS ROADS Opened: April 25, 1854
Re-Opened: Feb. 6, 1857		 Closed: Dec. 1, 1855
Re-Closed: Jan. 5, 1858
PASADENA Opened: June 15, 1899 Closed: Oct. 31, 1904
PEYTONSVILLE Opened: March 11, 1835
Re-Opened: Feb. 20, 1867		 Closed: Sept. 22, 1866
Re-Closed: Feb. 15, 1904
PICKNEY Opened: June 22, 1835 Closed: Feb. 5, 1855
PINKHAM Opened: March 13, 1901 Closed: July 31, 1903
PRIEST Opened: May 18, 1881
Re-Opened: Feb. 17, 1894		 Closed: May 29, 1882
Re-Closed: Jan. 14, 1904
REED'S STORE Opened: Aug. 4, 1876 Closed: May 14, 1904
RIGGS CROSS ROADS Opened: Jan. 7, 1834 Closed: Oct. 8, 1872
ROCK HILL Opened: June 19, 1874 Closed: July 27, 1895
ROCKHILL Opened: July 27, 1895
Re-Opened: Sept. 14, 1903		 Closed: Aug. 20, 1903
Re-Closed: Nov. 15, 1906
RUDDERVILLE Opened: Jan. 25, 1888
Re-Opened: Feb. 17, 1894		 Closed: Nov. 30, 1888
Re-Closed: Jan. 14, 1904
SHAW Opened: Jan. 3, 1881 Closed: Dec. 13, 1895
SOUTH HARPETH Opened: April 4, 1878 Closed: Jan. 30, 1904
SOUTHALL Opened: June 15, 1881 Closed: Feb. 15, 1904
SUMNER Opened: June 7, 1888 Closed: ?
THOMPSON'S STATION Opened: Jan. 29, 1856 Closed: Operating
TRIUNE Opened: Feb. 18, 1847
Re-Opened: June 20, 1911		 Closed: Oct. 15, 1908
Re-Closed: Feb. 29, 1916
VERSAILLES Opened: May 6, 1830 Closed: April 27, 1840
WEST HARPETH Opened: Aug. 10, 1848
Re-Opened: Oct. 26, 1874		 Closed: Feb. 12, 1856
Re-Closed: July 31, 1925
WHITE HOUSE Opened: Nov. 19, 1833
Re-Opened: March 8, 1847		 Closed: Jan. 4, 1836
Re-Closed: Jan. 29, 1856
WHITE OAK Opened: May 4, 1876 Closed: May 28, 1894
WHITEOAK Opened: May 28, 1894 Closed: Aug. 31, 1907
WILLIAMS Opened: Feb. 18, 1878 Closed: Jan. 3, 1881
WILSON'S CROSS ROADS Opened: Aug. 6, 1852 Closed: Aug. 29, 1856
HOSPITALS in WILLIAMSON COUNTY
Parthenon Pavilion Cmc 109 Holiday Ct
Franklin
Respond At Franklin 105 Se Pkwy #-104
Franklin
Williamson Medical Center Location at I-65 & Hwy 96E
STATISTICS for WILLIAMSON COUNTY
SIZE
Square Miles: 582
Miles of City Streets: 139.03
Miles of County Roads: 744.40
POPULATION
1970 34,423
1980 59,108
1990 81,021
1994 93,600
2000 53,524
ELEVATION 648 Ft
TEMPERATURE
Yearly Average: 59.4 F
January Average High: 47.1 F
July Average High: 87.5 F
January Average Low: 29.1 F
July Average Low: 66.4 F
PRECIPITATION
Yearly Average Rainfall: 46 In
Yearly Average Snowfall: 8.2 In

 

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ARRINGTON

HISTORICAL oF ARRINGTON
Known as Petersburg prior to 1858
EARLY SETTLERS Crockett's, Edmondson, Roberts, Sayers, Scales families

 

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BRENTWOOD
HISTORY of BRENTWOOD
First post office in 1827, called Good Springs
1856, post office moved to Old Smyrna Road and Wilson Pike, name changed to Brentwood
1881 post office moved to Brentwood
Incorporated 1969
STATISTICS for BRENTWOOD
POPULATION
1970 4,099
1980 10,701
1990 16,392
LOCATION CODES Zip: 37024
VISITOR CENTERS of BRENTWOOD
Brentwood Area Chamber of Commerce 5211 Maryland Way, Suite 1080
Email: info@brentwood.org

 

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FAIRVIEW
HISTORY of FAIRVIEW
Originally called Barrens
19th century name changed to Jingo
Incorporated in 1959
PEOPLE George Lampley supplied the new name of Fairview
STATISTICS for FAIRVIEW
POPULATION
1960 1,017
1970 1,630
1980 3,648
1990 4,210
LOCATION CODES Zip: 37062

VISITOR CENTERS for FAIRVIEW
Fairview Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 711
Fairview TN 37062

 

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FRANKLIN
ATTRACTIONS in FRANKLIN
Fort Gordon Fort Gordon was a Union facility which was abandoned before the bloody Battle of Franklin
At one time it housed nearly 8,000 soldiers and 24 pieces of artillery
The site is largely overgrown now, but limited access to it is afforded by a city park nearby
Carnton Plantation 1345 Carnton Ln
Franklin
Admission charged
email: info@carnton.org
Carter House 1140 Columbia Ave
Franklin
Christus Gardens 109 Church St
Franklin
Rebels Rest 212 S Margin St
Franklin
GOLF in FRANKLIN
1345 Carnton Ln
Franklin 		Franklin Rd
Franklin 		1323 Sneed Rd W
Franklin 		750 Riverview Dr
Franklin
Carnton Country Club Legends Club Of Tennessee Woodmont Country Club Forrest Crossing Golf Course
HISTORY of FRANKLIN
Town of Franklin established 1799
First Franklin court held at McKay's Tavern, 1800
Old City Cemetery land purchased 1811
Incorporated in 1815
City's first subdivision, Hincheyville, established 1819
Chickasaw Treaty Council held in city, 1830 President Andrew Jackson attended
Civil War's "Battle of Franklin" one of most decisive, 1864
Confederate Monument erected in square, 1899
Historic Downtown Franklin Historical shopping district
Specialty shops, restaurants, and antique stores
Three festivals: Main Street, Jazz, and Dickens of a Christmas
Free
Williamson County Courthouse Log courthouse built 1800
Brick courthouse build in middle of square 1809
Courthouse used as Federal headquarters during Civil War
Present courthouse built 1858
Masonic Hall Built 1823
Was first Masonic Lodge in Tennessee
Was first three story building in Tennessee
Chickasaw Treaty negotiated on grounds by Andrew Jackson, 1830
Served as observation post during Civil War
McPhail Office Built before 1839
Dr McPhail used for his medical practice
Now serves as a visitor information Center
PEOPLE of FRANKLIN
Named after Benjamin Franklin
SCHOOLS in FRANKLIN
Centennial High School Franklin Elementary Franklin Middle School Franklin High School
Freedom Intermediate Freedom Middle School Heritage High School Heritage Middle School
Hunter's Bend Elementary Page Middle School Page High School
HOMES in FRANKLIN
Carter House - Hwy 31 1140 Columbia Ave
Built by Fountain Carter, 1830
Was caught in middle of Civil War battle of Franklin
Designated a National Historic Landmark
Open daily
Admission charge
 

Carnton Plantation House

1345 Carnton Lane
Built by Randal McGavock, 1815
Served as observation post and hospital during Civil War
Blood stains from wounded soldiers still on floors
Confederate Cemetery beside house opened 1866
Admission charged
Riverview Built by Henry Hunter Mayberry, 1902
Contained Franklin's first water system, with tiled baths
Other early conveniences included a Delco Lighting system, central heating and a Victrola
CHURCHES in FRANKLIN
First Baptist Church, The Peoples Church 828 Murfreesboro Road
First Presbyterian Established 1811
First building at site erected 1842
Existing structure built after a fire in 1911
Franklin Cumberland Presbyterian Designed by the architect of Nashville's Ryman Auditorium
Dedicated 1877
Shorter Chapel Organized 1873
Oldest African Methodist Episcopal Church in county
St Paul's Episcopal Built 1831
Was first Episcopal Church in Tennessee
Used as barracks and hospital in Civil War
Was damaged so badly that it had to be remodeled 1870
St Philip Catholic Dedicated 1871
SCHOOLS in FRANKLIN
Battle Ground Academy Founded 1889
Originally called Mooney School
Named for the site of a Civil War battle
Main building burned 1905
Harpeth Academy Began operations on Del Rio Pike, 1811
Moved into Franklin, 1825
Closed when Federal troops destroyed buildings 1863
Another Harpeth Academy opened 1969
O'More College of Design Founded 1970
Headquartered in "Abbey Leix", an historic home build 1868
HISTORICAL SOCIETIES of FRANKLIN
The Carnton Association, Inc. Rt. 2
Lewisburg Pike (37064)
Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County P.O. Box 723 (37064)
Williamson County Historical Society P.O. Box 71 (37064)
NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARKS of FRANKLIN
Franklin Battlefield Located south of Franklin on U.S. 31
Significant milestone that marked the failure of Confederate General Hood's TN campaign.
Hiram Masonic Lodge No. 7 South Second Avenue
Built in 1823
Treaty written here in 1830 provided for the removal of the Chickasaw Indians from their land
LIBRARY of FRANKLIN
Williamson County Public Lbry 611 W Main St
PARKS in FRANKLIN
James Warren City Park Facilities: 5 Ball fields, Basketball. Playground, Picnic, Tennis (8L)
John D Pinkerton Park Facilities: Jogging Track (1 mile), Nature Walks, Picnics, Playground
Fort Granger Park The site of a Federal Forces fort built 1863
Nature walks along Harpeth River
One mile packed gravel jogging track
Franklin City Park at Fieldstone Facilities: 3 Ball Fields, Picnic
Franklin Williamson County Recreational Complex Housed in 40,000 sq ft building
Indoor & Outdoor Swimming Pool
Indoor Walking Track
Two Racquetball Courts
Two Gymnasiums
Weight Room
Aerobics Exercise Room
Crafts Room
Teen Center
RESTAURANTS in FRANKLIN
Restaurants recommended by the townspeople:
Choices 108 4th Av S
D & T Pub 1916 Columbia Av
Herbert's Bar B-Q 111 Royal Oaks Blvd
Tim's Market & Deli 1535 Columbia Av
Uncle Bud's 1214 Lakeview Dr
Highway 431 & Del Rio Pike

SISTER CITIES in FRANKLIN
To follow are sister cities across the United States with the same name as this city
Franklin AL 36444 Franklin AR 72512 Franklin AZ 85534 Franklin CT 06254
Franklin GA 30217 Franklin IA 52625 Franklin ID 83237 Franklin IL 62638
Franklin IN 46131 Franklin KS 66735 Franklin KY 42134 Franklin LA 70538
Franklin MA 02038 Franklin MD 21223 Franklin ME 04634 Franklin MI 48025
Franklin MN 55333 Franklin MO 65250 Franklin NC 28734 Franklin NE 68939
Franklin NH 03235 Franklin NJ 13775 Franklin OH 43055 Franklin OK 73069
Franklin OR 97448 Franklin PA 15909 Franklin SD 57016 Franklin  TN 37064
Franklin TX 77856 Franklin VA 23851 Franklin VT 05457 Franklin WI 53132
Franklin WV26807
SPECIAL DAYS in FRANKLIN
Main Street Festival April Downtown Franklin 4th Weekend of April
Heritage Tour of Homes 209 East Main Street
First Weekend of May
Storytelling "Once Upon a Time" Williamson Co Public Lib
First Saturday of May
Franklin Rodeo Jim Warren Park
Third Weekend of May
Walking Horse Show Jim Warren Park
Fourth Weekend of June
Franklin Jazz Festival Downtown, on the Square
First Saturday of August
Burwood Ride-a-Thon Burwood Community Center
First Saturday of October
Halloween Pumpkin Fest Downtown Franklin
Last Saturday of October
Christmas at Fox Hollow Home/Tom T & Dixie Hall
Eleven Days Following Thanksgiving
Carter House Candlelight Tour December
Carter House
First Weekend
Franklin Christmas Parade December
Downtown Franklin
First Saturday of December
Dickens of Christmas Celebration Downtown Franklin
Second Full Weekend of December
Fall Festival Hosted by First Baptist Church
October 27-28
STATISTICS for FRANKLIN
POPULATION
1960 6,977
1970 9,404
1980 12,407
1990 20,098
1994 23,400
ELEVATION 650 Ft
LOCATION CODES Zip: 37064, 37065
VISITOR CENTERS of FRANKLIN
McPhail Office Built before 1839
Dr McPhail used for his medical practice
Now serves as a visitor information Center

Williamson County-Franklin Chamber of Commerce

P.O. Box 156
Franklin TN 37065

 

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NOLENSVILLE
HISTORY of NOLENSVILLE
William Nolen founder 1810
Settled late 1790's
Incorporated 1838 and again 1996
LIBRARY of NOLENSVILLE
Nolensville Public Library 7248 Nolensville Rd
Nolensville
STATISTICS for NOLENSVILLE
LOCATION CODES Zip: 37135

 

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