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Williamson County Archives collects, preserves, and provides access to county records with enduring administrative and historical value. The Archives collection dates back to the founding of Williamson County, TN in 1799. The Archives Reading Room is open to anyone wishing to conduct research using county records. Many other genealogical and historical resources are available as well including: Williamson County Historical Society Journals, Ancestry Library, and the Review Appeal newspaper. Williamson County Archives also houses the County Museum. This family friendly museum is open to everyone, and admission is always free. Come explore exhibits featuring the industries, people, and communities that have shaped the history and development of Williamson County, TN. Williamson County Archives is located in the Louise G. Lynch Archives and Museum building at the Five Points intersection in Franklin, TN. Free parking is available on site for visitors.Williamson County Archives collects, preserves, and provides access to county records with enduring administrative and historical value. The Archives collection dates back to the founding of Williamson County, TN in 1799. The Archives Reading Room is open to anyone wishing to conduct research using county records. Many other genealogical and historical resources are available as well including: Williamson County Historical Society Journals, Ancestry Library, and the Review Appeal newspaper. Williamson County Archives also houses the County Museum. This family friendly museum is open to everyone, and admission is always free. Come explore exhibits featuring the industries, people, and communities that have shaped the history and development of Williamson County, TN. Williamson County Archives is located in the Louise G. Lynch Archives and Museum building at the Five Points intersection in Franklin, TN. Free parking is available on site for visitors.