A
view of the Garden
For
Cause & Country - Eric Jacobson
McLemore Housek
A bride to be on the porch
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Plan Your Visit
Admission & Hours of Operation
Confederate Cemetery
Carnton and the Confederate Cemetery are forever
linked to each other, bound together by the Battle of Franklin
and time itself. For John and Carrie McGavock, this sacred plot
of ground became part of their lives and remained so for decades....click
on the link above for more.
Garden
Gardens were a part
of middle Tennessee's plantation landscape throughout
the 19th century....click
on the link above for more.
Ghost
Tours
Historic Carnton Plantation has
been called “the most haunted building
in Tennessee,” and visitors can decide
for themselves if it's true on guided evening
tours of the house.....click
on the link above for more.
Gift
Shop
The
Historic Carnton Plantation Gift Shop offers
a wide selection of titles about the Battle of
Franklin, the Tennessee Campaign of 1864, and
other related topics. Dozens of other items are
available as well, from relics to collectibles.....click
on the link above for more.
Group
Tour
Historic Carnton Plantation is
a great place to visit as a group. If your organization
is interested please click the link above or
just contact
us. Thanks.
McLemore
House
The Harvey McLemore House is located at the corner
of Eleventh Avenue North and Glass Street in the subdivision
of Hard Bargain in Franklin. Ex-slave Harvey McLemore purchased
four lots in Hard Bargain in 1880....click
on the link above for more.
Weddings
From two American Presidents to socialites
at soirees, Historic Carnton Plantation has been a gathering
place for ladies and gentlemen over the last two centuries....click
on the link above for more.
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