This is a series of posts based on an interview with Williamson County historian Rick Warwick.

Earlier posts include:

• Prominent people in Franklin (c. 1864)?
• Important businesses in Franklin (c. 1864)?
• What was the size of Franklin during the Civil War?

Here is a link to contemporary photos of historic Franklin homes, many near downtown.

How many homes or structures exist in Franklin today that were here in 1864?

I count 28 or 29 in downtown Franklin and add two more if you include the Truett House and Jasmine Grove. then you could add Wyatt hall and Creekside inside the Mack Hatcher.

Your favorite antebellum home in Franklin or Williamson County: no longer standing?  Still standing?

Everbright , Westview and the McNutt House are no longer standing. Clouston Hall and Carter House in Franklin.

Sources: Rick Warwick, Williamson County Historical Society

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