HAUNTING VIEWS OF FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD — The Battle of Franklin on Nov. 30, 1864, unleashed nearly five hours of brutal and often close-range fighting that left fields covered with the dead and wounded. By night’s end, roughly 9,000 soldiers had joined casualty lists, including six Confederate generals who suffered mortal wounds, making it one of the Civil War’s most shocking slaughters. I’ve visited the battlefield dozens of times. A surreal experience almost every time. #battleoffrankl
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HAUNTING VIEWS OF FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD — The Battle of Franklin on Nov. 30, 1864, unleashed nearly five hours of brutal and often close-range fighting that left fields covered with the dead and wounded. By night’s end, roughly 9,000 soldiers had joined casualty lists, including six Confederate generals who suffered mortal wounds, making it one of the Civil War’s most shocking slaughters. I’ve visited the battlefield dozens of times. A surreal experience almost every time. #battleoffrankl
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VIDEO: STUNNING VIEWS OF FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD RECLAMATION — On Saturday, I visited the hallowed ground where the armies clashed on Nov. 30, 1864. Gone are the ugly, one-story warehouse and other post-war structures near the Fountain Carter house and outbuildings. What an amazing, restored viewshed. | John Banks' Civil War blog
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VIDEO: STUNNING VIEWS OF FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD RECLAMATION — On Saturday, I visited the hallowed ground where the armies clashed on Nov. 30, 1864. Gone are the ugly, one-story warehouse and other post-war structures near the Fountain Carter house and outbuildings. What an amazing, restored viewshed. | John Banks' Civil War blog
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“HIDDEN” FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD — One of my favorite spots on the battlefield: site of the advance of part of Confederate Gen. William Loring’s division on Nov. 30, 1864. “This ground was hell on earth” that day, reads the lone interpretive marker on the site. READ MORE about the battlefield and preservation efforts on the excellent Battle of Franklin Trust site: https://boft.org/support | John Banks' Civil War blog
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“HIDDEN” FRANKLIN (Tenn.) BATTLEFIELD — One of my favorite spots on the battlefield: site of the advance of part of Confederate Gen. William Loring’s division on Nov. 30, 1864. “This ground was hell on earth” that day, reads the lone interpretive marker on the site. READ MORE about the battlefield and preservation efforts on the excellent Battle of Franklin Trust site: https://boft.org/support | John Banks' Civil War blog
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30 SECONDS OF “HELL ON EARTH” AT FRANKLIN (Tenn.) — On this five-acre tract of preserved battlefield, Confederates came under horrific fire from the United States Army on Nov. 30, 1864. “Hell on earth,” the historical marker calls it. A special place, “hidden” in plain sight. (I’m working diligently on my drone skills. Bear with me.) | John Banks' Civil War blog
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30 SECONDS OF “HELL ON EARTH” AT FRANKLIN (Tenn.) — On this five-acre tract of preserved battlefield, Confederates came under horrific fire from the United States Army on Nov. 30, 1864. “Hell on earth,” the historical marker calls it. A special place, “hidden” in plain sight. (I’m working diligently on my drone skills. Bear with me.) | John Banks' Civil War blog
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