Other identified locations have been associated with troop movements and skirmishes that have been developed or have otherwise lost integrity such as the Parkway Commons Shopping Center/Ulman property on Columbia Pike or the Battle Ground Academy Campus on Columbia Avenue. There were 39 temporary hospital sites during the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864. These buildings were quickly transformed into field hospitals for tending to the wounded. Some buildings continued in use as hospitals for the next two weeks. The wide range of buildings included churches, shops, governmental buildings and private homes and were designated with a distinctive flag. • 328 Bridge St. (Walker-Baagoe House), ca. 1846 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 402 Bridge St. (Walker-Halliburton House), ca. 1863 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 143 5th Ave. S., ca. 1835 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 244 1st Ave. S., (Bob Rainey House) ca. 1839 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, Franklin National Register Historic District, and individually listed on the National Register. • 136 4th Ave. N., ca. 1835 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 217 4th Ave. N., ca. 1810 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 135 4th Ave. S., ca. 1830 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 209 Main St. E. (Dr. McPhail’s Office), ca. 1815 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • Williamson County Courthouse, 1858 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 115 2nd Ave. S. (Hiram Masonic Lodge), ca. 1825 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, Franklin National Register Historic District, and individually listed as a National Historic Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. • 202 2nd Ave. S. (Clouston Hall), ca. 1821 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 211 2nd Ave. S. (Bearden-Robinson House), ca. 1838 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 217 2nd Ave. S. (Davis-Still House), ca. 1810 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 236 2nd Ave. S. (Eelbeck-Johnson Office), ca. 1820 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 117 3rd Ave. N., ca. 1815 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 118 3rd Ave. N. (Maney-Gault House), ca. 1828 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 125 3rd Ave. N. (John Eaton House), ca. 1818 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. • 137 3rd Ave. N., ca. 1820 in Downtown Franklin Local Historic District, and Franklin National Register Historic District. 24 FRANKLIN, TN | PRESERVATION PLAN
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