Williamson County Museum

Williamson County Museum is the county's first permanent history museum, dedicated exclusively to interpreting the people, events, and communities that shaped the development of Williamson County, TN. For over fifteen years, Williamson County Museum has curated a permanent, comprehensive collection of objects, thanks to the generous support of folks across the county. The museum is open to the public Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and open seasonally on Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM (May through October). Museum admission is free for all visitors. Explore our displays and exhibits to learn about Williamson County's history!

County Museum Front Entrance

Museum PhotoCounty Log Cabin

The Crockett ParlorThe Crockett Parlor

Museum Scavenger Hunts and Activity Book

Williamson County Museum has activity books available for all ages to make exploring our museum exhibits interactive. Examples of each are at the front desk of the museum.

Discover Williamson County Scavenger Hunt                                                                                                  

A three page scavenger hunt that includes questions of historical significance that must be answered by visiting exhibits throughout the museum. (A fun middle school, teen, or adult group activity)

Discover Williamson County Scavenger Hunt, Junior Edition                                                                        

A three page scavenger hunt with activities designed for young students that will have them searching for and counting objects.

Discover Williamson County Activity Book                                                                                                      

A ten page activity book for elementary students with activities that include: searching for objects, matching, listing facts about objects, answering questions about important people, reading the first plan for the city of Franklin, a word search, and a penmanship exercise.