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Experience The Battle Of Franklin With A Self-Guided Tour

Every time you drive down Columbia Avenue in Franklin, Tennessee you are passing a story that played out in 1864. Here are little-known facts and details about the Battle of Franklin, plus photos we took while visiting many of the historic sights associated with the Battle of Franklin.

Re-Opening Franklin Theatre: The Downtown Movie Theater Becomes More Than Just A Franklin Cinema

After 70 years of showing movies in downtown Franklin, the Franklin Cinema closed its doors in January 2007. Since then, efforts have been underway to save the Franklin Theatre. Most residents look forward to Franklin Tennessee's downtown movie theater re-opening soon: June 2011.

Historic Franklin, TN License Plates On Sale Now

Franklin is the only town in Tennessee that has been authorized to create its own license plate! The new historic Franklin, TN license plates are on sale now. Check 'em out!...

Very Old Pictures of Nashville, Tennessee

One of my favorite things to do is to look at very old photos of Nashville and Franklin, Tennessee. Here's a classic one... it's the oldest known picture of Nashville. I strongly encourage you to check out the rest of Marty's collection of historical photographs from Nashville, Tennessee.

Looking For Ghosts & Haunted Places In Tennessee?

If you're in the Franklin/Nashville area, I'd encourage you to take one of these walking tours. See how scared you get as part of a small group of people walking the streets at night while hearing about dozens of well-documented stories about local ghosts & hauntings! If you're looking for a LIST of haunted places in Nashville... and other parts of Tennessee, then check this out...

Music City Walk of Fame… My Dream Becomes A Reality!

Nashville's got a Musicians Walk of Fame! Now, who could've ever imagined that?!? ME! Here are my thoughts on Nashville's Walk of Fame honoring notable singers and songwriters BEFORE the Music City Walk of Fame was ever announced. Today, this Country Music Walk of Fame is a popular tourist spot in downtown Nashville.