The Moore-Morris History and Culture Center is evolving. To prepare for our transition into the premier Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens, we are launching a year of mobile programming and community-centric exhibits. By taking our resources "on the road," we are ensuring that the tapestry of Williamson County’s history remains accessible to everyone during this exciting metamorphosis.
The road to Franklin Grove starts here—join us as we take our mission to every corner of the community.
History on the Move:
Our award-winning galleries are stepping out from behind the glass. During our "Museum Without Walls" transition, we are bringing our most pivotal narratives directly to the community through a series of specialized pop-up exhibits. From the early commerce of Middle Tennessee to the evolving townscapes of our region, our stories are more mobile and accessible than ever.
As we travel toward our future permanent home at Franklin Grove, we invite you to find us at partner sites across the county. Experience the history of Williamson County where it actually happened—in our parks, our squares, and our neighborhoods.
Recent News and Upcoming Events
Moore-Morris History and Culture Center To Close Current Location February 13th To Prepare For Franklin Grove Move
Actor and Historical Impersonator Tony Rollo Brings Benjamin Franklin Lives to the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center on January 19
MOORE-MORRIS HISTORY AND CULTURE CENTER OF WILLIAMSON COUNTY ANNOUNCES ROBERT HICKS: AUTHOR, COLLECTOR, PRESERVATIONIST