• Painting of Union cannons firing

    Stones River

    National Battlefield Tennessee

The Legacy of Stones River

Photograph of a Civil War soldier next to a lock of hair.
 

As we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, join us to reexamine one of the most significant battles of that conflict. The Battle of Stones River proved to be one of the war's bloodiest battles and had farreaching strategic, political, and social consequences. It changed the lives of thousands and still has meaning today.

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    A federal, state, and local partnership to preserve and interpret Tennessee's Civil War history.

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

The Kentuckians of the Orphan Brigade began their Confederate service in Clarksville, Tennessee. They were called orphans because their home state did not secede from the Union. More...