A Guided Tour of the Shiloh Battlefield
Explore Shiloh National Military Park with Dr. Tim Smith
We welcome you to hop in the car and join Dr. Timothy B. Smith for this FULL tour of Shiloh National Military Park. The video highlights the same route that visitors experience when trekking the battlefield, including famed locations such as Pittsburg Landing, Grant's Last Line of Defense, Shiloh Church and The Hornet's Nest.
There is no replacement for being able to see America's Hallowed Grounds in person, but we hope this serves as a worthy option for the virtual experience. With that being said, we encourage you to visit Shiloh in-person. Check out our Shiloh itinerary to aid in doing so!
To learn even more about Shiloh as well as the rest of the Civil War in Tennessee, check out our battlefield tour series.
Browse by chapter in this video
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Welcome to Shiloh
4:34
4:34
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Starting our tour from the Visitor Center
5:59
5:59
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Pittsburg Landing Tour Stop
10:40
10:40
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Grant's Last Line of Defense
17:00
17:00
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Daughters of the Confederacy Monument
19:30
19:30
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The Sunken Road
20:10
20:10
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Ruggles' Battery
22:24
22:24
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Center of the Battlefield
26:01
26:01
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Shiloh Church Tour Stop
31:07
31:07
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Fighting around Shiloh Church
37:11
37:11
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Fraley Field
41:28
41:28
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Shiloh Markers Explained
43:40
43:40
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Confederates Charge North
46:41
46:41
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Putnam Stump
48:45
48:45
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Hornet's Nest Tour Stop
57:54
57:54
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New Section of Shiloh Battlefield
1:05:11
1:05:11
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Confederate Burial Trench
1:07:10
1:07:10
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Water Oaks Pond
1:07:53
1:07:53
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Union Line of Battle
1:17:08
1:17:08
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Albert Sidney Johnston Death Site Tour Stop
1:25:15
1:25:15
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The Peach Orchard
1:26:45
1:26:45
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The Bloody Pond
1:30:00
1:30:00
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Shiloh Indian Mounds
1:31:54
1:31:54
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Dill Branch Ravine
1:37:00
1:37:00
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Shiloh National Cemetery
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Battle Facts
Hardin County, TN | April 6, 1862
Result: Union Victory
Estimated Casualties
23,746
Union
13,047
13,047
Confed.
10,669
10,669
