Museum Without Walls

We’re Relocating, But Our Mission Hasn't Skipped a Beat!

While 108 Bridge Street served as a wonderful home for our stories, the Moore-Morris History and Culture Center is officially preparing for its future permanent home within the historic LeHew Mansion at Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens. This transition allows us to integrate our history into a premier, multi-faceted cultural destination for all of Williamson County.

In the meantime, we are thrilled to introduce Museum Without Walls—a year-long series of mobile programming and community activations launching throughout 2026. Though our physical doors at Bridge Street are closing, our mission is accelerating; by taking our exhibits "on the road," we are ensuring that local heritage remains accessible, engaging, and vibrant as we move toward our next chapter.

Bringing America’s 250th Home to Williamson County

A National Milestone: In 2026, we join the nation in celebrating the Semiquincentennial, marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Local Roots, National Stories: Through our "Museum Without Walls," we are connecting two and a half centuries of American history directly to the people and places in our own backyard.

Our Shared Influence: Explore how the social, economic, and cultural heritage of Williamson County has shaped the larger American narrative from 1776 to today.

A Living Celebration: Join us as we steward and exhibit the local artifacts and immersive stories that bring this quarter-millennium milestone to life across our community.

We aren't just a building; we are a living history resource. By taking our exhibits and programs "on the road," we are ensuring that local heritage remains accessible, engaging, and vibrant during our transition to Franklin Grove Estate & Gardens.

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2026 Programming & Pop-Up Exhibits

Stay engaged with us all year long as we celebrate the diverse tapestry of Williamson County. Our 2026 calendar features specialized pop-up exhibits and dedicated activations, including:

Black History Month (February)
Women's History Month (March) – Featuring the ‘Women in Preservation’ Lunch and Learn
National Hispanic Heritage Month (September/October)
Native American Heritage Month (November)

Education & Youth Initiatives

Our commitment to local students remains a top priority. Our Tennessee State Standard-aligned education programs will continue at various partner sites throughout the county, including:

Timeless Tales: Monthly storytelling installments for our youngest historians.
Interactive Field Trips: Immersive history experiences at community partner locations.
The Abram Maury Writing Awards: Celebrating the next generation of local writers.
and MORE!

Stay Connected

Don’t miss a single pop-up or event! As we transition, our digital home and social media channels will be the primary source for location updates, event registrations, and behind-the-scenes looks at our progress toward Franklin Grove.