Civil War Historic Tour in Middle Tennessee

Description

Focusing on the Civil War’s Tennessee Campaign, your guide will take you along the path of Scofield and Hood’s armies, from the Battle of Spring Hill, the bloody Battle of Franklin, to the conclusive blow at the Battle of Nashville.

Experience the rich history of Tennessee like never before with Nashville Personal Tours and Nashville Insider Tours. Our expertly guided Civil War historic tour offers an unforgettable journey through the past, taking you to the key sites that played a pivotal role in shaping American history. This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, families, and anyone eager to learn about the significant events and stories from the Civil War era.

We Can Take You Back Through Time On Our Civil War Tour of Middle Tennessee

On our Civil War tour you’ll visit some of the most notable battlefields and historic landmarks in the area. Our knowledgeable guide will share in-depth stories about the battles, strategies, and figures that defined the war, giving you a unique insight into the experiences of soldiers and civilians during this tumultuous time.

The tour takes you to the Spring Hill Battlefield, Rippavilla Plantation, Oaklawn Plantation, Martin Cheairs Mansion, Thompson Station Battlefield, the Giddens/Banks Mansion, walk up Winstead Hill, walk the Franklin Battlefield, see Carter’s House, Carnton Plantation, downtown Franklin, Fort Granger. Franklin is where one of the war’s bloodiest conflicts unfolded. Here, you’ll gain an understanding of the impact the war had on local communities and the bravery shown by those who lived through it. You’ll travel up the very path the armies took through Franklin and up to the Battle of Nashville, ending at Fort Negley.

Nashville Personal Tours aim to provide a personalized and immersive experience, where you not only see the sites but truly connect with the stories behind them. Our Civil War historic tour is designed to bring history to life, offering an educational and engaging look into the past.