Historical Markers and War Memorials in Coffee County, Tennessee
Adjacent to Coffee County, Tennessee
GEOGRAPHIC SORT
1► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — 18th Indiana Battery —  |
| 2► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — 20th Tennessee Volunteer Infantry — |
| 3► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — 2E 40 — Beech Grove Engagement — |
| 4► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — Confederate Cemetery — |
| 5► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — 2E 6 — Fort Nash — |
| 6► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — General A. P. Stewart's Division Monument at Beech Grove, Tennessee — |
| 7► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — General Forrest's Farewell Order Memorial Unknown Confederate Soldiers Memorial — |
| 8► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — 2E 41 — Henry Watterson — |
| 9► Tennessee (Coffee County), Beech Grove — Pledge to the South — |
| 10► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Coffee County UDC Memorial — |
| 11► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Corporal Brian James Schoff — |
| 12► 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 — |
| 13► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — 2E 45 — Experiment in Armor — |
| 14► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — 2E 47 — General Henry H. "Hap" Arnold — |
| 15► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Granny Hickerson Cemetery — |
| 16► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Korean War 1950 - 1953 — |
| 17► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — 2E 5 — Old Stone Fort — |
| 18► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — 2E 46 — Pioneer Armored Maneuvers — |
| 19► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — The Civilian Conservation Corps — |
| 20► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Tullahoma Campaign June 24-July 4, 1863 Anatomy of a Campaign — |
| 21► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Tullahoma Campaign June 24-July 4, 1862 The Confederate War Industry — |
| 22► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — Vietnam War Memorial Army Navy Air Force Marines — |
| 23► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — War Comes to Manchester Duck River Defense Line — A Tale of Two Occupations Tullhoma Campaign — |
| 24► Tennessee (Coffee County), Manchester — World War I and II Marker — |
| 25► Tennessee (Coffee County), Pelham — 2 E 3 — Coffee County / Grundy County — |
| 26► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 12 — Army of Tennessee — |
| 27► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 72 — Baillet Sisters — |
| 28► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 34 — Camp Forrest — |
| 29► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Camp Forrest Monument — |
| 30► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2 E 19 — Coffee County / Franklin County — |
| 31► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 44 — Confederate Cemetery — |
| 32► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Confederate Memorial — |
| 33► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Fortress Tullahoma Strategic Rail Center Tullahoma Campaign — |
| 34► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 11 — Isham G. Harris — |
| 35► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — 2E 56 — James W. Starnes — |
| 36► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Maplewood Confederate Cemetery Hallowed Ground — |
| 37► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Rangers 2nd Ranger Bn 5th Ranger Bn — |
| 38► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — The Red Caboose — |
| 39► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Tullahoma Campaign June 24-July 4, 1863 From Contraband to United States Colored Troops — |
| 40► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Tullahoma Campaign June 24-July 4, 1863 Anatomy of a Campaign — |
| 41► Tennessee (Coffee County), Tullahoma — Tullahoma Campaign June 24-July 4, 1863 Race to Tullahoma — |
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