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June 2025 by Betty Sumerlin
Nice exhibits. Great food. Upbeat mood! Try the catfish.. yum
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January 2025 by Michelle Frasier
The curator provides an educational experience of the African American who settled this area
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July 2024 by Tennessee Loon
Not too exciting.
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June 2023 by Charlene Harrison
This is a national museum to visit about the historical events that were actual events in the 1800s. Our Juneteenth celebration was absolutely joyful with ththe bittersweet truths of living colored soldier troops who live to tell the stories of our ancestors. Fun is involved with games and door prizes, good food, celebration with cultures from different paths or the same paths in life. Our African American Heritage Society President, Ms. Alma McLemore has the most beautiful heart in caring for the entire community in Williamson, County, Tennessee. I enjoy attending each year just to see my kindred, and friends. Just to meet new people is amazing!!! ????❤️❤️❤️❤️
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September 2022 by stephanie d steele
Had a walk tour with Harvey. Enjoyed it . Was there was a first Friday event. Wonderful time
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June 2022 by Dug Unlisted
Update June 2022They are open nowNovember 2021The historical site is closed it is being renovatedI posted a picture and video one shows the number to call to listen to the history of the site and of the black farmer who was able to buy land and settle hereWhen it reopens your visit should take no more than 20 minutesParking is limitedWhen it reopens in 2022 I will update
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May 2022 by Elizabeth Nicole
The McLemore house is a true gem in the city of Franklin. We often hear of slavery but the narrative of how formerly enslaved people created homes and lives after enslavement are rarely discussed. This tour will give you a new perspective on history you may not be aware of. This house was home to four generations until it became an historic sight. Include this historic home on your next visit to Franklin. You will be glad you did.
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May 2022 by Joe
Great historical tour. The tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and shared many interesting facts. Strongly recommend!
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December 2021 by Dave Horton
Historical landmark for Franklin Afro American community in process of. Restoration
