BATTLEFIELD ASSESSMENT

Spring Hill

November 29, 1864

Williamson

On November 29, 1864 the Confederate Army of Tennessee (Lieut. Gen. John Bell Hood) crossed the Duck River and attacked the IV and XXIII Corps (Maj. Gen. John Schofield) at Spring Hill.  Hood’s strategy to outflank Schofield’s position and lines of supply failed before the Union forces could successfully withdraw and form a defensive line in Franklin.

HISTORICAL THEMES

This engagement is one of 38 sites evaluated by the Civil War Sites Advisory Commission and not subject to a TCWPA Battlefield Assessment

PRESERVATION OPPORTUNITY INDEX

N/A

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SITE DETAILS

County

Williamson

Date

November 29, 1864

Preservation Opportunity

N/A

Confederate Units

Army of Tennessee (Maj. Gen. John Bell Hood), Cheatham’s Corps (Maj. Gen. Benjamin Cheatham), Lee’s Corps (Lieut. Gen. Stephen Lee), Stewart’s Corps (Lieut. Gen. A.P. Stewart), Cavalry Corps (Maj. Gen. N.B. Forrest)

Union Units

Army of the Ohio (Maj. Gen. John Schofield), IV Corps (Maj. Gen. David Stanley), XXIII Corps (Brig. Gen. Jacob Cox), Cavalry Corps (Maj. Gen. James Wilson)

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