Beautiful Historic Franklin, Tennessee

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THE MAGNIFICENT VIEW

overlooking
Historic Franklin, Tennessee
as seen from

Rose Hill House

1020 North Clubhouse Court

Photographer: Anita Revell Vantage Point: 1020 North Clubhouse Court
Photographs taken from rear 2nd & 3rd floor decks; view 220 degrees for 17 miles; NNE through WEST to SSE
This is a sampling of the hundreds of photographs taken from this vantage point high over downtown Historic Franklin, Tennessee.
The best are selected as taken, sent to CBS and NBC, and have been televised with credits for the last four years.
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The Square is in the center heart of this western view The Battle of Franklin's Winstead Hill - Southern View

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Southern view of The Battle of Franklin's Winstead Hill on the horizon, Christmas Day 2004 ice-covered trees as far as the eye can see Southern View - zoomed out

Civil War Famous Roper's Knob is at the far right, 1.3 miles away "as the crow flies" Southern view, The Battle of Franklin's Winstead Hill

The red star shows the location of The Square in downtown Franklin for all of the western views

July 2007: Sunset balloon ride directly overhead and Historic Roper's Knob in a majestic summer sunset.

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FRANKLIN'S BEST KEPT SECRET SHOULD BE SHARED

The view is NNE through West through SSE and is approximately 220 degrees for 17 miles.

Above left is a Christmas 2004 photograph facing south at the Battle of Franklin Winstead Hill with ice crystals in all the trees for as far as you can see. The unique flat topped hill on the horizon is in the Battle of Franklin area. The rose in a crystal vase was placed on the deck railing 260 feet over downtown Historic Franklin, Tennessee, using the sunset as the background. All the above sunset pictures have been televised by Lelan Statom on CBS News Channel 5 or by Tim Ross on NBC WSMV Channel 4 who frequently show photographs taken from this unique vantage point. The view from the main deck was used in 2001 as the backdrop setting for an audition tape that appeared on the LIVE WITH REGIS AND KELLY Show July and December 2001. In addition, the mayor of Franklin, The Honorable Tom Miller, asked permission of the homeowner to see "his town" from this deck; it was a panoramic view he could not find anywhere else in this historic town.

Historic downtown Franklin lies nestled hidden in trees west and straight off the deck in the heart of these magnificent Tennessee sunset views.

All photographs by the homeowner Anita Revell
revell@bellsouth.net The "front" of The View

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