Battle of Franklin: Schofield's Daring Escape Explained! #history #civilwar #union #confederate Major General John M. Schofield was more than just another Union commander — he was a soldier, statesman, and peacemaker who helped guide America through one of its most turbulent transitions. From his service under Sherman and Thomas during the Civil War to his crucial role in Reconstruction and as Secretary of War, Schofield’s career reflects the complexities of leadership in both war and peace. #Ci

188 reactions · 15 comments | How did the Civil War redefine America? And why was the Battle of Franklin such an impactful part of the war? Visitors want more than just tours of beautiful Civil War-era homes; people are seeking to understand why this happened and how it affects our world today. Comment "BATTLE" to learn more about Franklin as a Southern town that interprets history in a new and refreshing way on our blog. . . #FranklinTN #VisitFranklinTN | Visit Franklin, TN | Facebook

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Curious about the Civil War? Step inside Carter House and experience history like never before. This remarkable home brings the past to life with riveting stories about the 1864 Battle of Franklin, beautifully preserved artifacts, and interactive experiences that make every visitor feel connected to the people who lived through it. Whether you’re a history buff or just love discovering something new-to-you, Carter House is a can’t-miss stop on your Franklin adventure—just steps from downtown’s s

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78K views · 1.2K reactions | WATCH: Here is a snippet of the highly-anticipated reenactment of the battle of Mactan presented during the anniversary of the Victory of Mactan on Saturday, April 27. Under the scorching heat, the young performers gave a musical storytelling of how chieftain Lapulapu defended Mactan island when the Spaniards arrived many years ago. | via Emmariel Ares #CDNDigital | CDN Digital | Facebook