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| Tom Cartwright, standing in 1st photo, above, and Eric Jacobson, wearing green shirt in last photo, discussing the Battle of Franklin, Nov 30, 1864 |
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| Battle plaque, 3 photos facing North along the Columbia Pike, and 1 Northeast, toward the Louisburg Pike At the time of the battle, the valley in front of you would have been clear of trees up to Franklin. |
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| Carter House |
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| Back views of the Carter House |
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Note the numerous holes from minie balls in the back of the house. |
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1 muster member- Tired and hot, but enjoying the day »» |
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<Year round Kitchen Log House> |
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Smoke House |
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The Gray markings were caused by ricocheting minie balls |
| Great example of a salt log. A hollowed out log, filled with brine to soak meats for preservation. |
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Back view of the Smoke House |
Farm office |
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| Part of the Union defensive line at the Carter House. Just at the brush line, you can see part of the Union defensive works |
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