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Pedego Franklin

A locally owned Pedego dealer that sells, rents and services electric bikes and accessories. Kem and Bob Harris own it.

Franklin248 2nd Avenue South, Franklin, TN 37064

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Checked 2026-10-21
What it is
Shop, electric bikes
Town
Franklin, Williamson County

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Gallery 202.

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Johnnie Q.

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Rock Paper Scissors.

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Landmark Booksellers.

An independent bookstore with about 35,000 titles, including signed copies, in a Main Street building that dates to about 1808. It has been open since 2005.

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Southern Cottage.

Sells women's and men's clothing, home decor, jewelry, children's toys and books, and Tennessee gifts in the former F&M Bank building on the Public Square. Marianne and Greg DeMeyers opened it on March 13, 2026, by merging their shops Tin Cottage and Southern Manor.

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Olivia Olive Oil.

Sells extra virgin and flavored olive oils, balsamic and fruit vinegars and gift sets, with a tasting bar for sampling. Its site says it has been in Franklin since 2010.