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Our City. Franklin is a unique blend of history and progress. Since our beginning in 1799, we have grown from a tiny, agricultural community into a strong blend of residential, commercial and corporate citizens.
Franklin, Tennessee has a unique blend of history and new growth. Founded in 1799 and named after Benjamin Franklin. One of the bloodiest battles in the Civil War took place here, bringing thousands of historic tourists each year to visit the site of the Battle of Franklin, Carnton, the Carter House and many other historic locations throughout ...
For more information on visiting Franklin, Tennessee, please contact the visitor Information Center directly at (615) 591-8514 or the Williamson County Convention and Vistors Bureau at (866) 253-9207 or www.visitfranklin.com.
Franklin is a unique blend of history and progress. You'll find the best of both worlds here: small-town charm and big-city sophistication. There are fascinating Civil War sites and museums, magnificent Antebellum and Victorian homes - plus our thriving downtown shopping area and the Cool Springs Galleria, unique dining and entertainment, and ...
Annual Events & Festivals. Below is a small list of annual events in Downtown Franklin and at our Parks. For other special events, please visit our Special Events Calendar. Kids Arts Festival offering stage performances, art sale, master classes, art stops, and exhibits.
The City of Franklin is governed by a Board of Mayor and Aldermen. There are eight Aldermen on the Board. Four Aldermen are elected from the four political divisions of the City called wards; four are elected at-large.
Franklin's Approach: Growth brings valuable investments and helps keep property taxes low. Thanks to increased sales tax revenue from expanding commercial areas, Franklin relies less on property taxes, benefiting residents with lower tax rates for high-quality City services.
Franklin Parks Department’s vision is to provide high-quality, accessible parks, historic sites, trails and recreation amenities that will create positive recreational healthy experiences for all residents and visitors of the City that makes living, working and playing in Franklin the City of choice for the region.
Franklin jobs are very competitive due to the number of applications we receive. The City seeks to employ highly skilled and knowledgeable individuals and has adopted a comprehensive compensation and benefits program that attracts many highly-qualified prospective employees.