| Historic Murfreesboro |
Come and enjoy the quaintness of a Colonial riverport village. Incorporated in
1787, Historic Murfreesboro offers a wide variety of early American
architecture through its 12-block National Register Historic District. Historically significant buildings are open for touring in the Historic District on a daily basis. From the Roberts-Vaughan Village Center (116 East Main Street) embark on a guided tour which includes the interiors of: John Wheeler House (1810), William Rea Museum (1790), Winborne and Winborne Building (1870), and the Murfree-Smith Law Office (1800). Open: Mon - Fri; 9 AM - 5 PM. Closed Wednesday afternoon. Other times by appointment. Admission charged. Group Tours and catered meals are available upon request. Murfreesboro Historical Association, Inc. |
