Southeast
Franklin
Williamson County, TN
Population
83,630
Walk Score
72 · Very Walkable
Median rent
$1,785
Median home value
$574,000
Founded
1799
On the National Register
Historic districts
- Adams Street Historic District · listed 2000
- Boyd-Wilson Farm · listed 1996
- Franklin Battlefield · listed 1966
- Franklin Historic District · listed 1972
- Franklin Historic District · listed 2018
- Franklin Historic District · listed 1972
- Franklin Historic District (Boundary Increase) · listed 2000
- Franklin Historic District (Boundary Increase) · listed 1988
- Glass Mounds Discontiguous Archeological District · listed 2015
- Harlinsdale Farm · listed 2006
- Harlinsdale Farm (Boundary Increase) · listed 2023
- Hincheyville Historic District (Additional Documentation) · listed 1982
- Hincheyville Historic District (Boundary Increase and Decrease) · listed 2020
- Lewisburg Avenue Historic District (Additional Documentation) · listed 1988
- Lewisburg Avenue Historic District (Boundary Increase/Decrease) · listed 2023
- Natchez Street Historic District · listed 2004
Notable landmarks
- Anderson Site · listed 1990
- Boyd Mill Ruins · listed 1988
- Boyd, William, House · listed 1988
- Campbell, William S., House · listed 1975
- Carnton · listed 1973
- Carothers, John Henry, House · listed 1989
- Cedarmont · listed 1984
- Coats-Hines Archeological Site · listed 2011
- Cox House · listed 1980
- Crafton, John, House · listed 1988
- Craig-Beasley House · listed 2003
- Dortch Stove Works · listed 1997
- Douglass-Reams House · listed 1988
- Forest Hills School (Additional Documentation) · listed 1988
- Fort Granger · listed 1973
- Franklin City Cemetery · listed 2012
- Glass, Samuel F., House · listed 1988
- Glen Echo · listed 1976
- Gray, Henry P., House · listed 1988
- Hamilton-Brown House · listed 2006
- Hardeman, Franklin, House · listed 1988
- Harrison House · listed 1975
- Herbert, John, House · listed 1988
- Hiram Masonic Lodge No. 7 · listed 1973
- Hodge, Robert, House · listed 2005
- …and 41 more
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