The Moore-Morris History & Culture Center of Williamson County, TN, Franklin

About The Moore-Morris History & Culture Center of Williamson County, TN

The Moore-Morris History & Culture Center of Williamson County, TN interprets the region's social, economic, and cultural heritage through interactive exhibitions and community-based programming. Currently undergoing transition to its future permanent home at Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens, the center operates a "Museum Without Walls" initiative, bringing pop-up exhibits to partner sites across the county. Visitors encounter exhibits exploring topics such as the industrial landscape after the Civil War, evolving townscapes, and White's Tavern, a historic landmark dating to 1803 that once welcomed Presidents Andrew Jackson and James K. Polk. The center's award-winning galleries present pivotal narratives about early Middle Tennessee commerce and regional development. Programming includes historical performances and specialized exhibits, with exhibits and events held at various locations throughout Williamson County. The center, located in Franklin, serves visitors interested in understanding how the county's past shapes present-day community life.