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Stones River National Battlefield

Photo Gallery

Battlefield Landscapes

Contains pictures of the cultural landscapes at Stones River National Battlefield.

McFadden Farm - Hackberry

McFadden Farm

McFadden Farm , Hackberry
Battery A, First Michigan Light Artillery

Cannon marking the approximate position of Battery A, First Michigan Light Artillery

cannon
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Pond at McFadden Farm

Pond at the McFadden Farm Unit of Stones River National Battlefield.

Pond
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Artillery Monument from McFadden Lane

The Artillery Monument at the McFadden Farm

monument , McFadden , artillery
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The Slaughter Pen

A Wiard Rifle is in the foreground. The limestone outcroppings of the the Slaughter Pen are in the background.

Wiard Rifle , cannon , Outcroppings , Slaughter Pen
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The Stones River

A view of the river looking north.

Stones River , river
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Artillery Monument with Cannons

Image depicts the Artillery Monument with cannons in the foreground. This monument was built by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad in 1906 to commemorate the fighting here on January 2, 1863.

Artillery Monument , monument , McFadden
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Artillery Monument 2

Image depicts the Artillery Monument. This monument was built by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad in 1906 to commemorate the fighting here on January 2, 1863.

McFadden , Artillery Monument , monument
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Battery G, First Missouri Artillery

Cannon in a field marking the approximate position of Battery G, First Missouri Light Artillery during the fighting in the Slaughter Pen on December 31, 1862.

cannon , Slaughter Pen , Missouri
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Chicago Board of Trade Battery

This cannon marks the position of the Chicago Board of Trade Battery during the afternoon of December 31, 1862.

cannon , Chicago Board of Trade
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Cotton Fields 1

This is a view of the open fields along the Nashville Pike that was the scene of heavy fighting on the afternoon of December 31, 1862. This view is from the Round Forest looking southwest. The guns of Parsons' Battery (H & M, Fourth U.S. Artillery) are seen in the distance.

fields , Round Forest , Parsons
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Stones River National Cemetery

This picture shows the flag flying above the Stones River National Cemetery.

cemetery , headstones , flagpole
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Hazen Brigade Monument

This limestone monument was built by members of Col. William B. Hazen's brigade following the battle. It is the oldest, intact Civil War monument in the nation.

monument , Hazen
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Bragg's Headquarters

This monument marks the approximate location of Confederate general Braxton Bragg's headquarters on January 1-3, 1863.

monument , Braxton Bragg , headquarters
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Rosecrans's Headquarters

This cannonball pyramid marks the approximate location of Union general William S. Rosecrans' headquarters during the Battle of Stones River.

monument , headquarters , William Rosecrans
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McFadden Cemetery

The remains of the McFadden Family cemetery reminds visitors that the battlefield was also the home of hundreds of men women and children.

cemetery , McFadden
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Regular Brigade Monument

Members of the Regular Brigade of the Army of the Cumberland dedicated this sandstone monument in 1882.

monument , Regular Brigade , cemetery
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Curtain Wall No. 2 of Fortress Rosecrans

Curtain Wall No. 2 was part of a complex of earthen fortifications known as Fortress Rosecrans. The Union army built the Fortress to protect itself and its supplies from enemy raids.

Curtain Wall No. 2 , Fortress Rosecrans , Earthworks , Traverse
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Slaughter Pen in the Snow

A blanket of snow covers the rocks that were once stained red with blood from the terrible fighting that raged here on December 31, 1862.

Salughter Pen , snow
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Chicago Board of Trade Battery

Position of the Chicago Board of Trade Battery during the afternoon of December 31, 1862.

Chicago Board of Trade Battery , cannon
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