Philadelphia

October 20, 1863

Loudon County

Confederate cavalry brigades of Colonels J. J. Morrison and George Gibbs Dibrell routed a Union cavalry brigade under Colonel Frank Wolford capturing over 400 prisoners as part of the Knoxville campaign.

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Franklin-Stones River Campaign

On December 26, 1862 Colonel Lewis Zahm’s Union cavalry brigade attacked a small Confederate cavalry force led by Colonel Baxter Smith. Zahm’s

Fort Donelson Skirmish

On October 11, 1864 a recruiting party of United States Colored Troops was attacked by the 16 th Kentucky Cavalry (Col. James

Plum Point-Fort Pillow

After the defeat of Confederate forces at Island No. 10 the Union naval squadron moved down the Mississippi River to

Philadelphia

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Franklin-Stones River Campaign

Fort Donelson Skirmish

Plum Point-Fort Pillow

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