PHOTOS BY ANDREW COLLIGNON 154 years after the single-most traumatic event in the history of Franklin, th ...
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After 154 years, the names of the Battle of Franklin dead echo again across the battlefield
After 154 years, the names of the Battle of Franklin dead echo again across the battlefield
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New Director of Preservation will tackle O’More and Lee-Buckner School projects
New Director of Preservation will tackle O’More and Lee-Buckner School projects
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Nolensville delays decision about moving historic home
Nolensville delays decision about moving historic home
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World War I history and its strong links to the Civil War in Williamson County
World War I history and its strong links to the Civil War in Williamson County
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History and Whiskey come to Travellers Rest on November 16
History and Whiskey come to Travellers Rest on November 16
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1864 musical performance will introduce rare big-screen showing of "The Battle of Franklin"
1864 musical performance will introduce rare big-screen showing of "The Battle of Franklin"
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Medicine and the Great War presentation will come on the Centennial of Armistice Day, Nov. 11
Medicine and the Great War presentation will come on the Centennial of Armistice Day, Nov. 11
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Battle of Franklin Trust will acquire hat, saddle, crutches and other John Bell Hood artifacts
Battle of Franklin Trust will acquire hat, saddle, crutches and other John Bell Hood artifacts
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"Grits to Glory" presentation follows the evolution of Southern cuisine
"Grits to Glory" presentation follows the evolution of Southern cuisine
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Volunteer Day seeks preservation volunteers for work in Stones River National Cemetery
Volunteer Day seeks preservation volunteers for work in Stones River National Cemetery
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Slave cabin will be preserved through development on Primm property
Slave cabin will be preserved through development on Primm property
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Historian, marker tell story of 1937 school, built after community raised money with horse shows
Historian, marker tell story of 1937 school, built after community raised money with horse shows
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Special program at 1823 Masonic Lodge commemorates two wars, 50 years apart
Special program at 1823 Masonic Lodge commemorates two wars, 50 years apart
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Franklin attorney, Natchez Trace Association president to speak about Andrew Jackson book at county library
Franklin attorney, Natchez Trace Association president to speak about Andrew Jackson book at county library
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Franklin intends to go to court to clarify ownership of Public Square
Franklin intends to go to court to clarify ownership of Public Square
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Liberty United Methodist Church will celebrate 210th birthday in September
Liberty United Methodist Church will celebrate 210th birthday in September
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Author speaking Sunday says slavery was embedded in antebellum Tennessee
Author speaking Sunday says slavery was embedded in antebellum Tennessee
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Shorter Chapel AME Church to celebrate 150 years at “Raise the Roof” event tonight, awards gala Friday
Shorter Chapel AME Church to celebrate 150 years at “Raise the Roof” event tonight, awards gala Friday
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DAR gets national, regional awards for WWI exhibit at County Archives
DAR gets national, regional awards for WWI exhibit at County Archives
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National Parks Service awards Franklin’s Charge $637,000 complete battlefield reclamation acquisition
National Parks Service awards Franklin’s Charge $637,000 complete battlefield reclamation acquisition