Battlefield Shiloh
It is said that the South never smiled again after “bloody April.”
Battlefields | Shorts | Tennessee Civil War 150
Battlefield Surgery
Surgical procedures were barbaric during the war, and so were their results.
Battle of Franklin
This brutal battle would essentially end the Army of Tennessee’s ability to fight.
Battlefield of Nashville
Against all odds, the Army of Tennessee tries to capture Tennessee’s capital.
Battlefield of Stones River
Stones River had the highest percentage of casualties of any major Civil War battle.
Cumberland Gap
This important piece of real estate changed hands several times during the war.
Flags of the War
Flags served many purposes during the war.
Fort Donelson Relics
Items from the Civil War are still being found at Fort Donelson.
Fort Donelson Tour
Despite turning back Union ironclads, rebels couldn’t turn back U.S. Grant.
Fort Negley
Fort Negley became a cemetery for many African Americans forced to build it.
Memorial Day at Stones River
Visitors pay their respects each year at the Murfreesboro battlefield.
Tennessee Battlefield Overview
Tennessee’s battlefields serve as a reminder that such conflicts must never be repeated.
Tennessee Civil War 150 is made possible in part by: TENNESSEE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA, | |
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