We attended a Sunday morning service here and enjoyed it very much. Music was good. The Rector's sermon was very good and the Episcopal liturgy was, as usual, beautiful. St. Paul's is the Mother Church of the diocese of Tennessee and it appears it has been well taken care of by its members throughout its history.

Poked our heads in this church while doing a Franklin-on-Foot tour. There is a lot of history in the building that hopefully your tour guide can impart on you. There are beautiful stained glass windows and a lot of them are Tiffany originals. There is also the pipes from the organ that are overhead and impressive in their size. Too bad there wasn't a service in progress so that we could have seen the church in it's full glory.

This church is located at the end of the downtown area so we were able to find a parking spot and visit this church. Nice stained-glass windows on the interior. Peaceful and shady courtyard areas outside. Bright yellow flowers in pots at the entrance which the bees loved!

Visiting a friend in Nashville, she wanted me to see this church on a visit to Franklin. The tiffany glass windows are exquisite. This was a favorite of our day in Franklin.

My sister and I stopped in here during our walk through downtown Franklin on a chilly Sunday afternoon. Interesting and calming to sit in one of the old wooden pews and look around. The old organ in the back balcony was worth looking at too. We wished we had been able to stay for the 6:00 p.m. evensong (we would have enjoyed hearing the organ and experiencing the music and service).