Do you believe in ghosts? Some say Franklin’s Third Avenue is one of the most haunted streets in the South. With its charming...

Construction began ninety-five years ago at 230 Franklin Road, kick-starting an industrial journey that shaped the economic and cultural...

Lillie Mills Joshua B. Lillie established the Franklin Flouring Mill in 1869. C.H. Corn and W.F. Eakin purchased the mill in 1909. In...

During the mid-twentieth century, the powers that be decided to “improve” Main Street to make it more shopper-friendly. Picturesque brick...

Franklin Theatre The Franklin Theatre, a Main Street icon since 1937, was the first air-conditioned building in town, charging ten cents...

Hamilton Hall 1799 Elijah Hamilton, an early Nashville resident, built Hamilton Hall on a 320-acre tract along the West Harpeth River in...

Franklin's First United Methodist Church This building stands on the site of the church’s third location. The original brick sanctuary,...

Generations of African Americans have lived and thrived in Williamson County. From the post-Civil War creation of communities like Hard...

The Carter House, built between 1828 and 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, is one of Williamson County’s most significant landmarks. A...

In 1855, Johann Albert Lotz and his family arrived in Franklin from eastern Germany, seeking peace after years of conflict in their...

Robert Hicks was a force in Franklin’s historic preservation, a captivating storyteller, and a man whose presence left a lasting...

Built in 1826 by former Nashville mayor Randal McGavock, Carnton holds a profound place in Franklin’s history. Once a prominent...

In late 1864, the United States was deeply entrenched in the Civil War, with over 600,000 dead and the nation's survival at stake. On...

The “I Am Williamson” column features individuals in Williamson County who are known and unknown as staples of our community, doing good,...

BRENTWOOD Brentwood's history begins with early Mississippian Culture inhabitants and later Revolutionary War settlers like the Sneed,...

In this special edition of YOUR Williamson, as we reflect on the history of Williamson County, we are reminded of the strength,...

Williamson County's greatness emanates from the remarkable individuals who call it home. Our vibrant nonprofit community thrives thanks...

Nowadays in Williamson County, it isn’t fall without a trip to Gentry’s Farm, but several decades ago, the changing leaves and nip in the...

Red Pony Restaurant has been a favorite among locals, since 2006. I personally can recall many occasions celebrated over the years at Red...

Whitley Jewelers has been a trusted name in Williamson County since 1949, known for exceptional craftsmanship and service. Founded by Guy...