Constructed in 1897, the Knights of Pythias Pavilion or the Carlisle House, was designed Henry Gibel and is a classic example of Classical Revival architecture. With the pavilion being originally constructed in Nashville for the 1897 Centennial Exposition, the building is a good example of a frame house. It was later bought and moved to Williamson County without any alterations and has one of the most extraordinary designs in the region.
This Georgian style mansion is an official residence of the Governor of Tennessee and his family. Visitors can take a tour in and around the house with advanced reservations. It is a tastefully decorated home featuring a Conservatory room where you will find a variety of rich art crafted by artists across Tennessee. The tour is free but prior booking are necessary.
