battle of franklin

Living in Franklin, Tennessee, for over 25 years one does not easily
forget the Battle of Franklin on November 30, 1864. The Carnton house
which had 5 dead confederate generals dead on the front porch and the
Carter House now a museum with bullet holes easily seen in passing.
Recently they tore down the Pizza Hut and made it into a small park, a

Another Franklin Caretaker of a historical landmark resigns.
Cowinkidink OR is there some type of new direction down the road?

I am from Franklin, Tennessee, a place known for it's role in the Civil War.
The Battle of Franklin was fought there.
The website for the Carter House says this: "Franklin is the blackest page in the history of the War. It was the bloodiest battle of modern times in any war. It was the finishing stroke to the Independence of the Southern Confederacy."

Enjoy an entertaining evening on the lawn of Rippavilla Plantation, Friday, May 16th beginning at 6:00 p.m. The high point of the evening will be the live auction of works by local artist using Adirondack chairs as their canvases.

Historic sites get visit, no money this time from TV’s Ben Stein

…so let’s build some more on top of a battlefield. Okay, I think it’s commercial development, but still. Cravensworld writes:

Just finished reading Robert Hicks’ novel “The Widow of the South,” it takes place during the 2nd battle of Franklin November 30, 1864. On the Union side there were 2,326 casualties. The Confederate total was 6,261. There are 1,4