Confederate Soldiers Memorial Bridge
CSA Hospital at Clarksville Female Academy
Research and Information Links
| The Confederate Monument at Greenwood Cemetery A Memorial Association organized in 1889, led a drive for the erection of a monument to the Confederate dead. Unveiled on October 25,1893, the Vermont granite shaft is topped with a bronze figure of a Confederate Infantryman. Two granite figures below represent the cavalryman and the artillaryman. Each figure was molded from a photograph of a Clarksville volunteer: Infantry, W.R. Bringhurst; Cavalry, Clay Stacker; Artillery, Charles H. Bailey. |
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HELP SAVE CAMPS BOONE & BURNETT From 1861 through year-end, soldiers were organized into units and trained in camps like Camps Boone & Burnett near Clarksville. Soldiers trained in these Montgomery County, Tennessee camps participated in many of the most important battles of the Civil War. This land is in danger of development, and needs to be saved. The Camps have limitless possibilities, Living History Demonstrations, Civil War Encampment, Practice Drills for Re-Enactors, or Family Barbecues. A ROAD TO FORT DONELSON BEGINS HERE HISTORY OF THE ORPHAN BRIGADE The Orphan Brigade was formed in October 1861 from a group of Montgomery County Soldiers Link to the Orphan Brigade |
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