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Fort Donelson National Battlefield
Be A Junior Ranger
Junior Ranger Booklet

Ann Stapp

Junior Ranger Workbook

Try a fun way to learn about the park! Visit historic park sites and explore the natural environment.

Pick up a copy of the Junior Ranger Activity Guide at the visitor center. Participants may earn a badge by attending a Ranger program and completing three guidebook activities.

Recommended for children ages 5-12 years; open for all ages. No fees.

You may download the park's Junior Ranger booklet here. Once completed, you may mail the booklet to the park for a Park Ranger to review. We will then send to you a Junior Ranger badge!

You may mail the booklet to:

Fort Donelson National Battlefield

PO Box 434

Dover, TN 37058

(Please allow a few weeks for the completed books to return to you.)

 

 


 
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All of the Confederate forts that were part of this campaign...Fort Heiman, Fort Henry, and Fort Donelson, were built, in part, by slave labor. In addition, all three forts, once in Union hands, became places of refuge for African Americans who were making the often difficult transition between slavery and freedom.

You can learn more about the Underground Railroad by completing this booklet. When completed, you can mail the booklet to the park, and we will, in turn, send you a special Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Junior Ranger badge!

Fort Donelson National Battlefield and National Cemetery is part of the Underground Railroad Network to Freedom program. To learn more about this network you can visit here.

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
Stewart County was a center of an important iron smelting and manufacturing area. In the previous decade (CW era) the county had produced twice as much iron as any other county in Tennessee.

Last Updated: November 23, 2011 at 13:53 MST