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Stones River National Battlefield
Ranger Programs
 

June 20-November 28, 2009: Bicycle Tours - Join a ranger for a bicycle tour of the battlefield at 9 AM every Saturday.

February 6-28, 2010: Black History Month Programs - On Saturdays and Sundays, rangers and volunteers will present 30 minute talks at 2 PM that will help visitors understand the African American experience during the Civil War.

March 6-28, 2010: Women's History Month Programs - On Saturdays and Sundays, ranger will present 30 minute talks at 2 PM that tell the stories of women in the Civil War.

April 17-23, 2010: Celebrate National Park Week - At 2 PM each day, park rangers will present special programs that will help visitors better understand the story of the National Park Service.

May 3-June 13, 2010: Spring Ranger Program Schedule - Rangers will present programs at 2 PM on weekdays and at 11 AM and 2 PM on weekends. Check the Schedule of Events for detailed program descriptions.

June 14-August 15, 2010: Summer Ranger Program Schedule - Rangers will present programs at 10 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM, 2 PM and 3 PM daily. Check the Schedule of Events for detailed program descriptions.

June 14-November 27, 2010: Bicycle Tours - Join a ranger for a bicycle tour of the battlefield at 9 AM every Saturday.

August 16-October 31, 2010: Fall Ranger Program Schedule - Rangers will present programs at 2 PM on weekdays and at 11 AM and 2 PM on weekends. Check the Schedule of Events for detailed program descriptions.

 

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Did You Know?  

Did You Know?
The United States Sanitary Commission, a civilian organization, worked feverishly to improve health conditions at Fortress Rosecrans and in Union camps and hospitals across the nation. Their efforts probably saved thousands of lives.
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Last Updated: November 10, 2009 at 17:28 EST