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Website: nps.gov
Phone: (615) 893-9501
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Old Nashville Hwy and National Park Rd
3501 Old Nashville Hwy Murfreesboro, TN 37129-3094 ·412.69 mi
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- Family friendly
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tripadvisorDuring the battle of Stones River the members of the Hazen Brigade made a successful stand against 4 bloody charges. After the battle the survivors built this monument. It is the oldest intact Civil War monument,
MoreWe missed this last visit somehow. As the first Civil War monument built(1863)it was the highlight of this year’s visit. If I recall correctly Hazen’s brigade had 409 casualties and lost 29% of its force during the battle. 23,000 casualties that very day here at Stones River. Wow.
MoreVisited this in conjunction to the Stones River National Battlefield. Neat monument and history. I described this in my review of the Stones River National Battlefield
MoreI lived in Murfreesboro for many years but never heard of the legend encapsulated at Hazen Brigade Monument. It is well worth your 15 minute stop to soak in history and imagine yourself there.
MoreThe Hazen Brigade Monument is just down Old Nashville Highway from the Stones River National Cemetery. It is worth a stop since it is not out of the way. The monument itself is interesting, but just outside of the walls there are two more graves and a historical sign that are even more interesting. Make sure to check them out.
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