Journey through Williamson County's history with our Heritage Months page! Explore a curated collection of resources, including engaging videos, articles, and oral histories that celebrate Black History Month, Women's History Month, and other important cultural moments throughout the year.

Oral history is a powerful way to connect with the past, giving a voice to the people and stories that have shaped our community. Our new online resources offer everything you need to begin your own oral history project. Learn how to conduct an interview and get tips on how to preserve these important narratives.

In honor of the 225th anniversary of Franklin's founding, we invite local students to participate in the second annual Abram Maury Writing Award. This contest is named after Abram Maury, the city's founder, and provides an opportunity for you to share your unique voice and perspective on Franklin’s rich history.

Welcome to Franklin 101! This new virtual series will take you on a journey through Franklin’s history—from its earliest prehistoric roots to the vibrant community it is today—using simple timelines and easy-to-follow stories. At the end of the series, you can celebrate your achievement by printing your very own certificate of completion!

At the Heritage Foundation of Williamson County, our commitment to education extends beyond students to the dedicated teachers and educators who inspire them. There's so much rich history to explore in Williamson County, Tennessee, and we believe these resources can be a powerful tool for your professional development

Our fun and engaging preservation curriculum is perfect for aspiring preservationists of all ages, offering hands-on activities that teach students how to protect and celebrate the stories of our community's historic places. Inspire the next generation of caretakers and ensure our local heritage thrives for years to come.