- TripBuzz found 113 things to do with kids in or near Hendersonville, Tennessee, including 97 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Nashville, Brentwood, Lebanon and Gallatin.
- From The Aquarium Nerds to Lock 3, the Hendersonville area offers 61 different types of family activities, including: Family Fun Center, Parks, Aquariums and Playgrounds.
- Located on Kentucky's Old Hickory Lake is the city of Hendersonville. The cities residential landscape and arts programs are the highlights of the area. The city is home to a non-profit arts theatre as well as the Hendersonville Arts Council that exhibits visual art, music, workshops, wine tastings, crafts, culinary demonstrations, performances, and cultural activities.
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Theatre and arts programs are offered to the Williamson County and Nashville communities at Pull-Tight Theatre. Six mainstage shows are produced each year, including well-known titles like It's a Wonderful Life and Romeo and Juliet.
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Located along Harpeth River, Pinkerton Park is situated on 34 acres of open green space. The park provides a one-mile walking trail, two playgrounds, picnic tables, barbecue grills, pavilions and restroom facilities.
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The historic Franklin Theatre in Franklin, Tennessee offers a diverse assortment of programs for patrons of all ages. The Theatre screens classic movies, hosts concerts and presents professional theatrical productions. Advance reservations are recommended for all live shows.
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Lotz House Museum
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1111 Columbia Ave, Franklin, TN 37064
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Franklin, Tennessee is home to the Lotz House Museum, which contains objects from the Civil War. The museum has the largest single American collection of antiques from that period, and from the years immediately preceding the war.
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Franklin's Carter House is part of the Carnton Plantation complex, a series of buildings that played important roles in the Civil War. The Carter House was originally a private residence but it became an important part of the Union defenses during the five-hour Battle of Carter.
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Jct. Columbia Ave and Cleburne St., Franklin, TN 37064
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A piece of history remains at Carter Gin Assault Site Park, the center of the Battle of Franklin in 1864. The memorial is comprised of a cannonball pyramid monument along with historical markers scattered throughout.
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Located within 15 miles of Nashville, Downtown Franklin has a markedly different vibe. This quirky strip features art galleries, restaurants, boutiques, clothiers, antique dealers, jewelry stores, coffee houses and other one-of-a-kind offerings found only in Franklin.
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Franklin, Tennessee contains many significant homes and objects from the Civil War. One of the most prominent is the Historic Carnton Plantation, which miraculously survived the bloody Battle of Franklin. It is now a museum and event venue.
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Fresh air is in plentiful supply at Winstead Hill Park in Franklin, Tennessee. The park features open spaces, trails, shady trees, restrooms and a 61-acre battlefield often used for Civil War reenactments.
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Columbia Pike, Highway 31 South, Franklin, TN
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The Confederate Memorial Park at Winstead Hill serves as a memorial to the Army of Tennessee and the Confederate generals who lost their lives in the battle in 1864. Visitors enjoy the serene views of the Franklin Battlefield area.