Franklin County Tennessee offers a wide variety of interesting activities and beautiful scenery, including Tims Ford State Park and Lake, Woods Lake, Old Jail Museum, Rebel's Rest, Polly Crockett Gravesite, Cowan Railroad Museum, University of Tennessee Space Institute, Hundred Oaks Castle, and Falls Mill.

Come along and drive on Dinah Shore Boulevard or Davy Crockett state highway to a place called home – Winchester, Tennessee. Known for its friendliness and hospitality, Winchester is Dinah Shore’s hometown and its main thoroughfare – The Boulevard – carries her name.

For those of you who are strangers to Winchester, it is located about 90 minutes southeast of Nashville, 60 minutes northwest of Chattanooga, and 45 minutes away from Huntsville, Alabama. Incidentally, you won’t be a stranger long once you’ve visited our community.

Settled in 1810, Winchester was named for General James Winchester, a veteran of the Revolutionary and Indian Wars. The city was incorporated in 1822 and is the county seat of Franklin County.

Surrounded by majestic mountains, lakes, and rolling farm lands, Winchester is blessed by natural beauty that is the envy of every visitor.

So, stop by for a handshake, a broad smile, and a warm WELCOME to
Winchester, Tennessee.

Cities And Towns in Franklin County:
Belvedere, Cowan, Decherd, Estill Springs, Huntland, Saint Andrews,
Sewanee, Sherwood and Winchester

Take The "Guided Tour" Of The "Major" Areas Of Interest By Using The Button Below

The Guided Tour Will Take You Through The Area Map, History, Historic Sites, Events,
Festivals, Attractions, State Parks And National Parks In The Winchester Area.
Other Areas Of Interest Such As Accommodations, Services, Shopping, Etc.
May Be Accessed By Using The Navigation Buttons On The Left.
Enjoy Your Tour Of Winchester!