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The Stones River National Cemetery was established in 1864, and came to be the final resting place of over 6,850 Union Soldiers, most of whom were relocated here within the following year. Visit the cemetery and pay homage to the brave men and women who selflessly scarified their lives in the service of their country. Most of the soldiers burried here lost their lives between 1862-1863 during the Battle of Stones River.
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Just outside of Nashville is this small reconstruction of a pioneer settlement. It was from this settlement that the city of Murfreesboro grew. Named after the first Whig governor of Tennessee, Cannonsburgh Village features log homes, a gristmill, a schoolhouse, a town hall, a blacksmith's shop, a church and a museum. Inside, each building looks as it did in the early 1800s. The camp is open to the public all year round. If you come in July, you can enjoy the weekend long festival of music and handmade crafts known as Uncle Dave Macon Days.
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