Battle of Nashville & Beyond

By Leave a Comment

Mass Grave Mystery

Ed Miles Interview about a mass grave in his old back yard:

 

Ed Miles interview in 1997 about a mass grave in West Nashville: He grew up on this property and describes a burial site they discovered when his father sold off some of their adjacent land, and it was being developed. A bulldozer operator unearthed a human scull while cutting the road, which is now called Alfred Drive. Evidence strongly suggest they are Civil War soldiers.

I’m sad to hear that Ed has passed away. I’m glad I filmed this, because nobody would believe it. Many still don’t. His impressive obituary adds even more credibility to the story. This site was categorized as a Native American burial site. Evidence here, suggests otherwise.

UPDATE: 2019 

A Green Beret friend of mine suggested the straw and hay was used for insolation in their jackets.

 

#battleofnashville #civilwar #battlefielddetective

Top of the Hill
End of the Street

By Leave a Comment

Spring Hill Tour

Spring Hill Tour in 360 Panorama

 

Spring Hill Park – 3511 Kedron Rd – Spring Hill, TN 37174 | 35.737254, -86.924704

This content requires HTML5/CSS3, WebGL, or Adobe Flash Player Version 9 or higher.

More tours

Suggested Reading:

 

#springhill

By

Fort Negley

Fort Negley Restoration Project 

 

The Battle of Nashville strong-hold finally gets opened to the public after more than 60 years. A focal point of the Battle of Nashville in the American Civil War. It was the largest 1864 inland stone fortification in the war between the states.

Virtual Tour of Fort Negley

#fortnegley