District · Franklin, Tennessee
Downtown Franklin Historic District
A 15-block district on the National Register of Historic Places since 1972, centered on Main Street and the numbered avenues, with Victorian-era storefronts housing independently owned shops, restaurants, and galleries.
Written from primary sources · register as of Sep 2026
- On record
- 3 independent storefronts
- Kinds
- 3 categories · Drink 1 · Shop 1 · Culture 1
- Location
- Addresses on record · plotted as collected
- Chains
- None, by policy · multi-site operators are removed as the re-check finds them
Plotted from the register's own address points · north up
| № | Name | Category | Address | Record |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drink · 1 | ||||
| 01 | Hop House Tennessee Taps A beer bar and taproom near the public square pouring roughly 30 rotating taps of Tennessee-brewed beer alongside regional selections, with a menu of regionally inspired food. | Bar | 117 5th Ave N | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Shop · 1 | ||||
| 02 | Landmark Booksellers An independent bookstore operating since 2005 inside Franklin's oldest commercial building, specializing in Southern literature, rare and signed editions, and vintage children's books. | Bookstore | 114 E Main St | Listed · independent · address on record |
| Culture · 1 | ||||
| 03 | Gallery 202 An art gallery in historic downtown Franklin representing more than 25 local and regional artists, showing original paintings, sculpture, art glass, and handmade jewelry. | Gallery | 202 2nd Ave S | Listed · independent · address on record |
Neighbouring districts
Distance between district centroids, as the crow fliesLeiper's Fork · 5 on record · 11.2 km
Nashville · 5 on record · 30.4 km
Smyrna · 6 on record · 32.1 km
Columbia · 2 on record · 37.6 km