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Stones River National BattlefieldCurtain Wall No. 2 of Fortress Rosecrans
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Stones River National Battlefield
Staff Rides
 
1860's drawing of the Battle of Stones River

From a brief orientation to a full battlefield tour, park rangers stand ready to help members of the armed forces to learn valuable lessons from the Battle of Stones River.

Contact us to schedule a staff ride and use the materials below in addition to other maps and materials found on this site to prepare your group for your visit. You may also request a CD containing staff ride materials prepared by Robert Cameron (Armor Historian at Fort Knox).

 
The Battle of Stones River
The Battle of Stones River
Link here to a series of pages with a more in-depth description of the battle.
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Troop Movement Map
Troop Movement Maps
Follow this link to a series of eighteen troop movement maps prepared by Ed Bearss.
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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.
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