The Factory at Franklin is a gathering of stores, eateries, and workplaces. Initially built in 1929, the Factory at Franklin has housed a few noticeable organizations all through its lifetime, including Dortch Stove Works, and Magic Chef, and the Jamison
The Lotz House Museum exhibits the imagination and ability of Johann Albert Lotz, a traditionally prepared carpenter from Germany who moved to Franklin in the mid 1800s. Referred to for his perfect capacity as a craftsman and piano producer, Lotz
The SOAR Adventure Tower is an exceptional structure with four levels and in excess of 100 climbing components. Each level of the pinnacle contains a few hindrances that require focus and expertise to overcome. Little children can play at the
The Carter House once had a place with Fountain Branch Carter, a business visionary who lived in Franklin with his significant other and twelve kids. After the finishing of his home, Fountain fiddled with cultivating. What started as a little
Display 202 is a workmanship exhibition situated in downtown Franklin. It is housed in Clouston Hall, a Federal-style home that was worked in 1821. The comfortable house was worked as a "town home" for the Clouston family to have gatherings
Arranged in Leiper's Fork, the David Arms Gallery is tucked inside an interesting notable horse shelter. The wonderfully brightened space contains ious bits of workmanship by David Arms, a neighborhood who spent the vast majority of his childhood encompassed by