The Hermitage was the home to President Andrew Jackson from before his presidency till the day he died and beyond. President Jackson and his wife are both entombed on the property and it is said that President Jackson still roams his house at night. Since The Hermitage opened as a museum in 1889 over 15 million people have crossed its threshold. We invite you to become part of that tradition.

The Carter house was at the center of the Battle of Franklin and is said to be haunted by many of the soldiers that were killed on the property from both sides. Take the tour and get the whole story including the 1,000 bullet holes and where the family hid during the battle through their house.

The Carnton Plantation is haunted by the same battle as the Carter House, and while the plantation may not have been directly in the middle of battle it turned into the hospital for both sides from the bloody battle.
While there are hundreds of soldiers buried on the premises the plantation is haunted by one soldier in particular who will walk the perimeter of the property and the porch. It’s also said the house is also haunted by Caroline the only person living in the house at the time of the battle, and the cook.