Visitors will hear multiple viewpoints from soldiers and civilians as they describe the Battle of Stones River and other Civil War events in Murfreesboro.

Program Schedule:

10 AM - A World Gone Mad - Join soldiers and civilians from Murfreesboro as they decribe their experiences leading up to Forrest`s Murfreesboro Raid in July 1862.

10:30 AM - Forrest`s Raid - Listen as soldiers and civilians relive the brief capture of Murfreesboro by General Forrest and his cavalry.

11 AM - It Could Not Be Well Avoided - Many of the characters from the previous program will share their stories from the fall and winter of 1862.

1 PM - The Slaughter Pen - A Federal and Confederate soldier will share their stories from one of the deadliest places on the battlefield. (Includes a Musket Firing Demonstration)

1:30 PM - The Business of War - Local businessman John Spence will share his insights on the war`s impact on his town.

2 PM - The Line That Wouldn`t Break - Two soldiers will talk about the fighting along the Nashville Pike on December 31, 1862. (Includes a Cannon Firing Demonstration)

2:30 PM - Losing Everything - Mrs. Hollie McFadden will talk about the terrible losses her family suffered during and after the Battle of Stones River.

3 PM - Breckinridge`s Charge - Listen to the stories of two soldiers who fought in the final action of the Battle of Stones River. (Includes a Cannon Firing Demonstration)