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Since 1989, STFB has worked in close cooperation with local governments and local, state and national historical preservation organizations to raise awareness, educate, and build support for the need to save this and other significant sites. As a result, recent polls of Williamson County voters now show strong support for public funding of a Civil War Battlefield Park in the County. Additionally, through the generous contributions of STFB members, several parcels of the Franklin Battlefield have been purchased and are now protected. Time is of the Essence While there have been some recent successes, there is much left to be done. Franklin and all of Williamson County currently face intense pressures for development of the few remaining undeveloped Civil War sites. We need your support to prevent the loss of what remains. Together we can preserve these sites for our children and future generations of Americans. Please join with us!
Print and mail in a membership application today! (available in Word , HTML format).
There are many ways you can help save the Franklin Battlefield. See how you can help.
If you have questions, please contact us.
More About STFB
Ongoing STFB projects include:
Learn more about STFB:
Preservation
Blue, Gray, and Green - A Battlefield Benefits Guide for Community Leaders by CWPT
Save the Franklin Battlefield Inc has developed a document which identifies important Civil War sites in Williamson County Tennessee that have the potential to be saved, or in rare cases reclaimed, as Civil War Battlefield Parks. A Compendium of Civil War Sites in Williamson County for Possible Battlefield Parks
A Poll of Franklin Voters conducted by the Mason-Dixon Polling & Research, Inc. in February 2005 showed overwhelming support for preservation of the Franklin Battlefield. Click February 2005 City of Franklin Voter Poll to view the full results.
Central Franklin Area Plan (5.42MB) Chapter 6: Battlefield Preservation
Read a Letter by Arthur MacArthur to understand the
importance of the Battle of Franklin
Read Why Save Civil War Battlefields by David Fraley
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