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Nashville Pike

Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad

F O R T R E S SR O S E C R A N S

McFadden’sFord

Hord House(main Union fieldhospital)

Harker’sCrossing

Wayne’s Hill (Confederateartillery position)

(Unionartilleryposition)

James House (site)(Polk Headquarters)

Earnshaw School andJames Chapel

(site)

CowanHouse

(site)

Harding House (site)

Blanton House(site)

Brick kiln (site)

Bragg 1st Headquarters(site)

McCulloch House (site)(Hardee Headquarters)

Jenkins House (site)(temporary Union

field hospital)

Gresham House(site)

(Union fieldhospital)

Widow Burris House(Union field hospital)

McGregor House(Union field hospital)

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Asbury Road

Franklin Road

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Mercury Blvd

River Rock Boulevard

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Oaklands HistoricHouse Museum

Key UnitedMethodist Church

HistoricRutherfordCountyCourthouse

Rutherford CountyChamber of

Commerce

Extent of original battle

Extent of original battle

M U R F R E E S B O R O

ArtilleryMonument

General RosecransHeadquarters Site

General BraggHeadquarters Site

McFaddenFarm

NationalCemetery

RedoubtBrannan

Lunette Thomas

Lunette Palmer

Curtain Wall No. 2

STONES RIVERNATIONAL

BATTLEFIELD

HazenBrigadeMonument

CSX Transportation

OLD FORT GOLF COURSE

EVERGREENCEMETERY(Graves of

Confederatesoldiers)

OLD FORTPARK

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Exit 76

Exit 55

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CottonFieldTrail

Pioneer BrigadeEarthworks Trail

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Visitor Center

January 2, 1863, duskMassed Union artillery fire crushed the Confederate attack.

January–June 1863Union constructed Fortress Rosecrans as supply depot for planned capture of rail junctions at Chattanooga and Atlanta.

January 5, 1863Union Army occupies Murfreesboro.

December 31, 1862, noonUnion troops made a determined stand along Nashville Pike andin Round Forest, protecting their lifeline to Nashville.

December 31, 1862 mid-morningUnion forces bought time for the army to regroup with intense fighting on both sides of Wilkinson Pike.

January 3, 1863Confederates withdrew fromthe battlefield and Murfreesboro.

December 31, 1862early morningConfederate troops assaulted Union right flank; heavy fight-ing near Harding House.

December 31, 1862, dawn Battle started on Franklin Road when Confederate troops overwhelmed the Union right flank.

January 2, 1863, afternoonA Confederate bayonet charge drove Union troops from their hillside positions east of Stones River.

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Stones RiverNational Battlefield

Shaded area indicatesextent of original battle.

Stones River/LytleCreek greenways

Parking area forStones River/LytleCreek greenways

Trail

Original extent ofFortress Rosecrans

Features from the time of the battle—road names, structures, and Fortress Rosecrans—are shown in GRAY. Some of these features can still be seen today.

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