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Stones River National BattlefieldArtillery Monument in 1928
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Stones River National Battlefield
Your Safety
 
Rat Snake

Even small animals like this Rat Snake can cause injury if provoked.

Your safety is our top priority!

Watch your footing in fields and on unpaved trails.

Pedestrians should use trails or walk on the side of roads at all times.

Always cross the Old Nashville Highway at marked crosswalks.

Stay on the marked trails.

Drink plenty of water when walking or biking in the park.

Bicyclists should ride only on designated roads and obey all traffic laws.

Do not approach wildlife in the park.

In case of injury, contact us at 615-893-9501. Call 911 in an emergency.
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Nature at Stones River
Learn more about the unique plants, animals and ecosystems at Stones River National Battlefield.
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Parsons' Battery Exhibit  

Did You Know?
The men of Parsons' Battery, Batteries H & M of the Fourth U.S. Artillery, fired 2,199 cannon rounds during the Battle of Stones River. That was more than ten percent of all of the Union artillery rounds fired during the battle.

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Last Updated: July 28, 2006 at 15:31 EST