Sowing the Seeds from the Angel of Death's Last Harvest
This article details the post-war struggles of finding final resting places for the Union and Confederate soldiers who fell at the Battles of Franklin...
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“Terror Stirred My Soul"
Frances "Fannie" Courtney, a 19-year old who lived within sight of the Carter farm, provides a civilian?s experience of the Battle of Franklin.
Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic School
Our Lady of Sorrows has contributed to battlefield preservation more than any school in the country, read their story.
Battle of Nashville: Enemies Front and Rear
This article describes the Battle of Nashville in December of 1864. The battle proved to be a crucial Union victory which effectively destroyed the...
African Americans in the Civil War
African Americans were freemen, freedmen, slaves, soldiers, sailors, laborers, and slaveowners during the Civil War. As a historian, I must be...
The Battle of Thompson’s Station
Learn more about the Battle of Thompson's Station - Nathan Bedford Forrest's 1863 victory in Tennessee.
An Interview With Thomas R. Flagel
An Interview with Thomas Flagel, Associate Professor of History at Columbia State Community College and Board Member at the Battle of Franklin Trust.
10 Facts: The Battle of Franklin
Learn more about the Battle of Franklin, one of the fiercest battles of the Civil War. Our Ten Facts page will help expand your appreciation for this...
Beyond the Battle: Arthur MacArthur, Jr.
Learn more about Medal of Honor winner Arthur MacArthur, Jr. at the Battle of Franklin and beyond.
The Death Angel Gathers Its Last Harvest
Confederate soldier Sam Watkins at the Battle of Franklin, Tennessee 1864.
Terribly Torn at Every Step
Learn more about the challenges that Maj. Gen. Edward Walthall's Confederate division faced as it assaulted the Union forces on the Eastern Flank of...