On March 3, 1927, the U.S. Congress passed an act that established Stones River National Military Park. Join us as we celebrate 90 years of sharing the unique resources and stories of our park with the public. PROGRAM SCHEDULE Friday March 3, 2017 1 PM - Birthday Cake Ceremony - Help us blow out ninety …
CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS! We're looking for people willing to help us make our Park Day 2017 Volunteer Event a success by leading small groups of 5-6 volunteers in our work to remove invasive exotic plants and trash from Fortress Rosecrans, Old Fort Park and the Lytle Creek Greenway. We're expecting more than 200 volunteers for …
How would you like to spend a Saturday morning helping preserve part of our nation’s history while getting a free lunch and a t-shirt? Stones River National Battlefield calls upon our friends and neighbors to join us and our partners at Picnic Pavilion #2 in Old Fort Park on Saturday April 1, 2017 as we …
CALL 615-893-9501 STARTING AT 9 AM ON MONDAY MAY 15, 2017 TO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS! Join a park ranger for an hour-long walk by lantern light through Stones River National Cemetery. Visitors will get a chance to appreciate the human stories housed within the cemetery by listening to soldiers and civilians share their experiences through …
THIS PROGRAM IS FILLED TO CAPACITY. OUR NEXT PRESENTATION WILL BE SATURDAY JULY 22, 2017. RESERVATIONS FOR THAT PROGRAM MUST BE MADE BY CALLING 615-893-9501 STARTING AT 9 AM ON MONDAY JULY 17th. Join a park ranger for an hour-long walk by lantern light through Stones River National Cemetery. Visitors will get a chance to …
As spring turned to summer in 1863, the armies that had ravaged each other at the Battle of Stones River prepared to once again struggle for control of Tennessee. The past six months had seen remarkable changes in the Union Army of the Cumberland while conditions in the Confederate Army of Tennessee saw little improvement. …
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED AND MUST BE MADE BY CALLING 615-893-9501 STARTING AT 9 AM ON MONDAY JULY 17, 2017. Join a park ranger for an hour-long walk by lantern light through Stones River National Cemetery. Visitors will get a chance to appreciate the human stories housed within the cemetery by listening to soldiers and civilians …