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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in the Highland Rim Region
By Karen Emerson-McPeak, October 15, 2017
"Tranquility" Marker
1 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 30 — "Tranquility" —  |
| 2 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — David Benton — |
| 3 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — Fighting on the Tennessee River — Cavalry versus Navy — Reported damaged |
| 4 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 19 — Gunboats and Cavalry — Nov. 4, 1864 — |
| 5 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — Irish CSA Soldiers — |
| 6 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 50 — Mary Cordelia Beasley-Hudson — |
| 7 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 56 — One of Country Music's Darkest Days — |
| 8 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 55 — Senator Mildred Jolly Lashlee — 1906-1966 — |
| 9 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Camden — 4A 21 — Thomas Clark Rye — |
| 10 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Battle of Johnsonville — |
| 11 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Bombarding Johnsonville — Forrest’s Clever Attack — |
| 12 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Cabin Logs — |
| 13 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Eva Archaic Site — 5000 B.C. — |
| 14 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Eva, A Community of the Western Banks of the Tennessee River — |
| 15 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Forrest's Artillery — |
| 16 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Injuring Sherman — |
| 17 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Nathan Bedford Forrest Monument — Battle of Johnsonville — |
| 18 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — Railroads, A Force for Development — |
| 19 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Eva — The Tennessee River Railroad Bridge — |
| 20 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Holladay — Fort Johnson — Controlling the Tennessee River — |
| 21 ► Tennessee, Benton County, Holladay — Parker's Crossroads — “Charge ‘em both ways” — Forrest's First West Tennessee Raid — |
| 22 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 63 — "Mister Jim" Cummings — |
| 23 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — Baptist Female College – Adams House — |
| 24 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — Cannon County Confederate Monument — |
| 25 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 1 — Cannon County/Warren County — Reported missing |
| 26 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 14 — Early Industry — |
| 27 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 81 — East Fork Stone's River — |
| 28 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 16 — Forrest Rested Here — July 12, 1862 — |
| 29 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — Highway 70S Mile Marker Stone — |
| 30 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — 2E 22 — The Trail of Tears — |
| 31 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — Woodbury in the Civil War — "A Brilliant Little Affair" — |
| 32 ► Tennessee, Cannon County, Woodbury — World War I-II Memorial — |
| 33 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3C 84 — Braxton Lee Homestead — |
| 34 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3C 60 — Cheatham County Courthouse — |
| 35 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — Clifton Forebears are Buried in Old Church Cemetery to Southeast — |
| 36 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — Clifton Methodist Church — |
| 37 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — J.W. Johns, Jr. Park — |
| 38 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — Neptune — |
| 39 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3C 76 — Old Neptune School — 1885-1951 — |
| 40 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3C 85 — Pat Head Summitt — June 14, 1952 — June 28, 2016 — |
| 41 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3B5 3C2 — Sycamore Mill — |
| 42 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Ashland City — 3C 80 — Thomas Jefferson Stump — Ca. 1870-1946 — |
| 43 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Bethel — Operations Underwater — |
| 44 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Bethel — The Cheatham Lock and Dam — |
| 45 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Kingston Springs — Connection To Johnsonville — U.S. Military Railroad — |
| 46 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Kingston Springs — 3C 58 — Mound Bottom — |
| 47 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Kingston Springs — Narrows of the Harpeth — |
| 48 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Kingston Springs — 3C 5 — Patterson Forge — |
| 49 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Kingston Springs — Trail Head — Site CH155 — Kingston Springs City Park — |
| 50 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Pegram — South Cheatham County Veterans Monument — |
| 51 ► Tennessee, Cheatham County, Pleasant View — Pleasant View — |
| 52 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — 2D 42 — Butler's Landing / Bailey Butler — |
| 53 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Celina During the Civil War — Hamilton's Tennessee Cavalry Battalion — |
| 54 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Clay County Veterans Memorial — |
| 55 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Clay County Veterans Monument — |
| 56 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Dale Hollow Dam — On Obey River — |
| 57 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — 2D 59 — Dale Hollow Dam / Dale Hollow Powerhouse — |
| 58 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Donaldson Cemetery — A Cavalryman’s Resting Place — |
| 59 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — Dumas Walker's Store — |
| 60 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — 2D 31 — Free Hill(s) Community — |
| 61 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — History of the Webb Cemetery — 1830-1942 — |
| 62 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — 2D 14 — Hugh Roberts — |
| 63 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — The Clay County Courthouse — |
| 64 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Celina — William Hull Building — |
| 65 ► Tennessee, Clay County, Hermitage Springs — 2D 62 — Hermitage Springs — |
| 66 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Arnold Air Force Base — In Honor of Dr. Frank L. Wattendorf — |
| 67 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Arnold Air Force Base — LT Kara Hultgreen USN — (10/05/65-10/25/94) — Naval Aviation Pioneer — |
| 68 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Arnold Air Force Base — Lt. Gen. Robert M. Bond — 16 December 1929 — 26 April 1984 — |
| 69 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Arnold Air Force Base — Major James Duricy USAF — (02/09/67-04/30/02) — Test Pilot — |
| 70 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — 18th Indiana Battery — |
| 71 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — 20th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry — |
| 72 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — 2E 40 — Beech Grove Engagement — |
| 73 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — Confederate Cemetery — |
| 74 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — 2E 6 — Fort Nash — |
| 75 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — General A. P. Stewart's Division — |
| 76 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — General Forrest's Farewell Order Memorial — Unknown Confederate Soldiers Memorial — |
| 77 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — 2E 41 — Henry Watterson — |
| 78 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beech Grove — Pledge to the South — |
| 79 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beechgrove — 3A 22 — Army of the Cumberland — |
| 80 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beechgrove — Confederate 1st/3rd Kentucky Calvalry — |
| 81 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beechgrove — Tullahoma Campaign — June 24-July 4, 1863 — The Battle for Hoover's Gap — |
| 82 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beechgrove — Tullahoma Campaign — June 24-July 4, 1863 — The New Weapons of War — |
| 83 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Beechgrove — Tullahoma Campaign — June 24 - July 4, 1863 — Anatomy of a Campaign — Reported unreadable |
| 84 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — “Jail Hill” — |
| 85 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Coffee County UDC Memorial — |
| 86 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Corporal Brian James Schoff — |
| 87 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Desert Storm — Army, Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps, Coast Guard — 251st Supply & Service Co. 30th Quartermaster Bn, Tenn Army National Guard — |
| 88 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 2E 45 — Experiment in Armor — |
| 89 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 2E 47 — General Henry H. "Hap" Arnold — |
| 90 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Geographic Setting of The Old Stone Fort — Old Stone Fort — Between two Rivers — |
| 91 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Granny Hickerson Cemetery — |
| 92 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Korean War — 1950 - 1953 — |
| 93 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Little Duck River Greenway Overlook — |
| 94 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Manchester Powder Mill — Powering the Confederate War Machine — |
| 95 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 9 — Mills Interrupt the Walls — |
| 96 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 2E 5 — Old Stone Fort — |
| 97 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 2E 5 — Old Stone Fort — |
| 98 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 8 — Patterns in Mound Wall Construction — |
| 99 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — 2E 46 — Pioneer Armored Maneuvers — |
| 100 ► Tennessee, Coffee County, Manchester — Powder Production — "It has been said the Confederacy never lost a battle for lack of powder." — Old Stone Fort State Archaeological Park — |
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