- TripBuzz found 64 things to do with kids in or near Spring Hill, Tennessee, including 57 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Franklin, Brentwood, Columbia and Nashville.
- From Shining Light Gymnastics to Longview Recreation Center, the Spring Hill area offers 65 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Parks, Historic Sites and Recreation Centers.
- Known for it's Civil War battle in 1864, the Battle of Spring Hill, the city of Spring Hill holds a rich history popular with locals and tourists. A local plantation hosts various activities and reenactments throughout the year for those visiting the area, and tourists can also enjoy the local fare, shopping, natural parks and annual events.
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123 West 7th Street, Columbia, TN 38401
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The aMuse'um Columbia Children's Museum is a museum that strives to educate and encourage children to discover and learn new things. The museum contains interactive exhibits and is a non-profit facility.
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The only surviving residence of historic President James K. Polk other than the White House is the James K. Polk House in Tennessee. In addition to the restored and furnished home, there is an exhibition facility that hosts a series of original and traveling exhibits.
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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.
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The Maury County Visitors Center is a resource for visitors to the area seeking tourist information. The center features a knowledgeable and helpful staff, and offers a variety of brochures, maps, and informational material.
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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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Originally a girls' school in the mid-19th Century, the Athenaeum Rectory is now a museum of southern history and culture. The museum features period furniture, art, and an extensive collection of 19th Century fashions.
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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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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.