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Fort Donelson National Battlefield
Our Partners

The concept of partnership is deeply embedded in the management philosophy of Fort Donelson National Battlefield. As a result, the park has developed a several effective partnerships with organizations in the region.

Middle Tennessee Tourism Council  The thirteen counties represented by Greater Nashville Regional Council offer unique historical buildings, artifacts or sites to see and visit. Each county also has festivals, musical or theatrical, sporting or site seeing activities for you to enjoy. Click on the county names on the left to find out more about what each county has to offer.

The Friends of the Campaign for Fort Henry and Donelson is a nonprofit group of interested citizens, formed to support and promote the Fort Donelson National Battlefield by raising funds to preserve, restore, and enhance the park’s natural and cultural resources, to provide improved services and facilities for visitors, to increase public awareness and support of the park, and to enhance educational and interpretive activities which increases public appreciation and understanding of the park.

Volunteers-In-Parks show their support by donating valuable time that allows park staff to run a number of programs that would be impractical or impossible without volunteer assistance.  Explore the possibilities for donating time as a volunteer.

 

An old cabin called  

Did You Know?
There are 5 shelter cabins, some left by Gold Miners, in the Bering Land Bridge National Preserve and that many natives still use them today?

Last Updated: August 24, 2006 at 15:56 EST