Get ready to celebrate a year of remarkable achievements with us at the Year in Review Reception! Join us on March 27th at 6:00 PM at the iconic Franklin Theatre as we look back on our successes and look forward to an even brighter future.
This special evening is an opportunity to celebrate our shared heritage and past successes, and to share our vision for a 2025 of continued growth in preservation, education, and community engagement.
We look forward to celebrating with you! Please RSVP at the link below to secure your spot.
The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County, TN is a nonprofit that preserves, promotes and advocates for the historic places, stories and culture of our community.
Through preservation, education, and events, we actively maintain the historic beauty of Williamson County for our residents and visitors. Without this paramount work, significant buildings and locations representing our area’s diverse history and vibrant culture would be lost forever.
To be the reason the world knows and falls in love with Williamson County’s culture and history.
Whether you have time, funds or business connections to give, each are vitally necessary to sustain the work the Heritage Foundation does to enrich Williamson County. Let's talk, we know there is a meaningful way to get you involved.
Includes: Beechwood Hall (1856), Grasslands (1802, 1850), and Old Town (1846)
Photo of Beechwood Hall, March 2024. Anna Marcum.
WHY: Pryor Lillie built three of the most significant antebellum homes in Williamson County. To have an extant portfolio of an antebellum builder's work in Williamson County is extremely rare and these properties should be preserved as a group.
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