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Lotz House Tour

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1111 Columbia Ave Franklin, TN 37064
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Lotz House Tour
Detail It lasts approximately 1 hour.
Detail Appropriate for All Ages
Detail Both Cameras and Video Cameras are Permitted
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Lotz House Tour
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The image shows a two-story white house with black shutters a red entrance door and a red banner hanging from the second-floor balcony all framed by green foliage and a prominent treeThe image shows a two-story white house with black shutters a red entrance door and a red banner hanging from the second-floor balcony all framed by green foliage and a prominent treeThe image shows a two-story white house with black shutters a red entrance door and a red banner hanging from the second-floor balcony all framed by green foliage and a prominent treeThe image shows a two-story white house with black shutters a red entrance door and a red banner hanging from the second-floor balcony all framed by green foliage and a prominent tree
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The tours and tickets process was soo easy, we kept adding more events.   Thank you for a great vacation. John  Lora Miller  TXXYZJohn Miller - San Antonio, TXThe tours and tickets process was soo easy, we kept adding more events.   Thank you for a great vacation. John  Lora Miller  TXXYZJohn Miller - San Antonio, TXThe tours and tickets process was soo easy, we kept adding more events.   Thank you for a great vacation. John  Lora Miller  TXXYZJohn Miller - San Antonio, TXThe tours and tickets process was soo easy, we kept adding more events.   Thank you for a great vacation. John  Lora Miller  TXXYZJohn Miller - San Antonio, TX

Step into a significant chapter of American history and bring the past back to life with an enlightening tour of the Lotz House historical attraction in Franklin, Tennessee. This 19th-century home, transformed today into an engaging museum, might appear unassuming at first glance, but bear witness to one momentous historical event that happened here: the Battle of Franklin during the American Civil War. Be ready to explore a treasure-trove of captivating Civil War artifacts, magnificent antiques, and powerful war-time stories that unfold throughout the visit, delivered by professional and knowledgeable tour guides.

About the Tour

Venturing on a guided tour of the Lotz House, you are guaranteed to understand more about America's history. The average visit lasts about an hour - a short duration yet enough to immerse oneself in a journey through the past. Tours are conducted by passionate and experienced guides who are eager to share the house's rich history. They guide you through several rooms of the house adorned with period furnishings and artifacts, many of which bear the scars and bullet holes of the violent battle.

Each room in the Lotz House resonates with stories of the past, waiting to be discovered by curious visitors. You'll walk through the parlor, where the Lotz family sought shelter during the horrific five-hour long Battle of Franklin, and see the piano that was played by Carrie McGavock, the 'Widow of the South.' No special attire is required for the tour - just dress comfortably and prepare your mind for an educational journey back in time.

Leveraging the Lotz House's role as a pivotal war-time landmark, the tour articulately highlights the events of November 30, 1864, when the Battle of Franklin proved to be one of the bloodiest days in the Civil War. The Lotz family’s insights, bravery, and survival stories breathe life into the hushed dolls, furniture, and paintings that adorn the house. Also, during your visit, be sure to marvel at the finest collection of French Victorian furniture, which provides a glimpse into the life of an upper-middle-class family during the 19th century.

Having delved into the profound history of the Lotz House and experienced the tangible memories of the turbulent past, you are expected to leave with a deeper understanding and appreciation of American history. This tour not only serves as an educational journey but also a sobering reflection on the incidents that have molded the current realm.

With its sensational history, the Lotz House provides a unique peek into America's past, making the tour an unforgettable experience. It offers an opportunity to relive history, learn about the Civil War, and appreciate the rich heritage that shaped the United States. Add the Lotz House tour to your itinerary and get ready to step back in time. After all, history is not purely about reading and hearing; it’s about experiencing and feeling. So, come and uncover the many incredible stories that the Lotz House has to tell.

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 Includes Admission to  Lotz House Museum near Nashville, TN
Nestled in the heart of Franklin, Tennessee, the Lotz House Museum stands as a poignant testament to Civil War history and Southern heritage. This meticulously restored home offers a rich tapestry of antique furnishings, intricate woodwork, and compelling tales from the Battle of Franklin. A visit promises an evocative journey through time, perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike.

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Lotz House Tour
Available Now until 8/26/2025 View Detailed Schedule
Step back in time and experience the fascinating history of Nashville, TN with a visit to the gorgeous Lotz House. With this Lotz House Tour, visitors will spend an hour perusing the interesting exhibits, seeing real artifacts, and learning all about the Lotz family and the Battle of Franklin that happened there. For history buffs who wish to take a glimpse into the Civil War and all of its harrowing events, this tour provides an interesting perspective.
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 5.0   |    1 reviews
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John Miller
San Antonio, TX
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"Ron was great."
Ron was great. Passionate and knowledgeable on all things lotz. Captivating story. Carter house was good too.
The image shows a porch with a Confederate flag hanging, and two people and a dog near the entrance of a building with white siding and black shutters. A historic cannon and a pyramid of cannonballs are displayed on a lawn near a building with white siding. The image features a sign marking the Lotz House, constructed in 1858 and noted as the epicenter of the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864, with a red ribbon at the top, set against a background of a street and buildings under a cloudy sky. A white, two-story building with columns and a banner by the entrance is adorned with wreaths and flanked by trees.
Frequently Asked Questions for Lotz House Tour:
  • Approximately how long does the Lotz House Tour last?
    It lasts approximately 1 hour.
  • For what ages is the tour appropriate?
    Great for all ages.
  • Is photography / video recording allowed on the Lotz House Tour?
    Yes.

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