Read the 2009-10 edition of Images of Williamson County, TN magazine sponsored by the Williamson County-Franklin Chamber of Commerce. Using ActiveMagazine technology, you can flip through the actual pages of Images of Williamson County, TN magazine on your computer screen.
The Williamson County-Franklin Chamber of Commerce serves as the voice of the Williamson County area business community. A variety of programs meet member needs and promote community growth.
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Many historians consider The Carter House garden to be the bloodiest 2-acre site of the entire Civil War. It was in that garden on Nov. 30, 1864, that Confederate and Federal soldiers began fighting the epic Battle of Franklin.
An apron-clad schoolmarm pre sides over the classroom at Boiling Spring Academy‚ where students write on slate boards and study by lantern light.
In today’s difficult economic climate, businesses need support
As picturesque landscapes and a booming economy continue to draw new residents to Williamson County, the area’s only full-service hospital is finding new ways to bring first-class health care to the growing community.
Residential: Get the facts on average home prices, residential turnover, utilities and more.
Business: A rundown on transportation, infrastructure, taxes and more.
A private wooded setting near Thompson’s Station offers the opportunity for quiet reflection – yet it also encourages adults and young sters to test their limits and discover their strengths.
The blueprint for growth in Nolensville – at least for now – is in the home construction industry.
