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Franklin
Confederate Memorial Park at Winstead Hill
Columbia Pk (Hwy 31)
Franklin, 37064
615-833-2930
Located 2 miles south of Franklin on Columbia Pike (Hwy 31), the Confederate Memorial Park at Winstead Hill is the location of Confederate General John Bell Hood’s headquarters during the Battle of Franklin fought in the evening hours of November 30, 1864.
The Confederate Army of Tennessee formed at the foot of Winstead Hill and stepped off at
4 p.m. to begin the march northward to attack the Federal earthworks south of Franklin in one of the bloodiest battles of the war.
The property, owned by the Sons of the Confederate Veterans, is the home for 14 monuments and 4 metal plaques for individuals and states with troops or individuals who participated in the Battles of Franklin, including the April 1863 battle.
The park is open 365 days a year from dawn to dusk. There is no admission fee but donations are greatly appreciated for maintenance.
Pulaski
Milky Way Farm
520 Milky Way Rd
Pulaski, TN 38478
931-808-2281
www.milkywayfarm.org
Milky Way Farm found its beginning in a nickel candy bar. Frank Mars, the founder of Mars Candy built this farm in the early 1930s. We offer tours, weddings, group luncheons, corporate meetings, festivals and events. Schedule your visit today.