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Franklin On Foot Walking Tours

Things to Do in Franklin, TN

About Franklin On Foot Walking Tours

Franklin's original walking tours since 2003. Guided tours covering Civil War history, ghost stories, and architecture.

1858 masterpiece of carpentry that survived the Battle of Franklin. Ornate woodwork, Civil War artifacts, and haunting battle damage.

1826 Greek Revival plantation home and the largest field hospital after the Battle of Franklin. Bloodstained floors and McGavock Cemetery.

The most bullet-damaged building from the Battle of Franklin — over 1,000 bullet holes remain visible in the walls.

1929 stove factory reborn as Franklin's creative hub. Shops, restaurants, Liberty Hall events, and stunning industrial architecture.

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