Great for any civil war enthusiast the monuments here are remembrances from the states that sent sons against the fortifications at Franklin there are also the stones dedicated to the generals that gave their lives here as well including Patrick Cleburne the Irish born stonewall...More

Gorgeous little place to get yourself lost on a fall day. You can stay on the trail, see the Civil War interpretive panels and monuments, and go your merry way, or you can wander off-trail, get lost in the greenery in a fall rain shower,...More

Winstead Hill was a vantage point used for battle strategies during the Battle of Franklin. The park has numerous monuments erected for confederate divisions and Generals lost during the battle. Winstead Hill is near to several other Civil War museums and landmarks; Carter House, Confederate...More

Very Good History. Walked around and Read all the history on the walking Path. If you like Civil War history this a place to visit.

A must see if your in Franklin. This site lays out the battle of Franklin and and explains how the battle was fought and the aftermath that followed. It's free and a nice place to spend an afternoon.

Worth a stop! Especially if you are a civil war buff, or if you just want a beautiful view of the city!

I would not put it up with the major battleships, so visit just for a picnic park or if you are really interested in delving into all the local battles of the civil war.