The History & Culture Center of Williamson County, TN will be the county's first state-of-the-art, interactive exhibition space dedicated to telling its comprehensive county-wide history, The Center will honor and share stories of the people, places and events that comprise the fabric of our community today. Housed within a National Register of Historic Places building dating to 1905 (recently known as the McConnell House), The Center will steward, interpret, and exhibit artifacts and immersive narratives related to the social, economic, and cultural history of the county and its regional and national influence. The Center is available now for private event rental with current plans for its exhibits to open in mid 2023.

Purchased in 2019, Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens is the Heritage Foundation’s most ambitious project to date. Located in downtown Franklin, the five-acre campus includes two 19th-century historic homes and was most recently the home of the O’More School of Design from 1979-2018. The Foundation plans to restore and rehabilitate the mansions – making the 1865-era anchor of the property into space for publicly displayed historical and art collections and the Victorian-era mansion, recently named the LeHew Mansion, into Williamson, Inc.’s new Center for Innovation, an idea and entrepreneurship center. In addition, the Foundation envisions beautiful natural gardens and more.