Nashville, Tennessee Federal Front Line

Civil War Front Line in Nashville

Here for your perusal is a collectible photograph of Nashville, Tennessee Federal Front Lines. It was created in 1864 by Barnard, George N., 1819-1902.

The photo illustrates the War in the West. These photographs are of Hood before Nashville. Continuing his policy of the offensive at any cost, Gen. John B. Hood brought his reduced army before the defenses of Nashville, where it was overthrown by Gen. George H. Thomas on December 15-16, in the most complete victory of the war. If the date borne on this photograph is correct, it was taken in the course of the battle.

We have compiled this collection of photographs mainly to serve as a valuable educational resource. Contact curator@old-picture.com.

Image ID# F5217E65

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This Photograph Comes from the Collection:

• Civil War

And is Part of the Following Theme Groups:

• Civil War Battles

• Civil War Places

• Tennessee