TENN in 20 | Conversation with WWII Veteran Jimmy Gentry
This week on "TENN in 20," Brad and Sarah visit Jimmy Gentry, a WWII veteran and lifelong Franklin resident. This is an episode we have been planning for along time! Don’t forget to like, subscribe, a...
21 Touko 201939min
TENN in 20 | Dreaming of What Was, pt. 2
In this BONUS EPISODE of "TENN in 20," listen to hosts Brad and Sarah continue discussing the post-war history of Carnton with veteran historical interpreters James and Beth! Make sure you listen to l...
14 Touko 201938min
TENN in 20 | Dreaming of What Was: The Post-War History of Carnton
Over the last few episodes, we have discussed the lives of John and Carrie McGavock, the story of the Battle of Franklin, and the formation of the McGavock Confederate Cemetery. But the house itself e...
7 Touko 201938min
TENN in 20 | The McGavock Confederate Cemetery
Over the last couple episodes we have discussed the lives of Carrie and John McGavock, and told the story of their home being taken over and used as a Confederate field hospital during the Battle of F...
23 Huhti 201945min
TENN in 20 | Carrie McGavock and the Battle of Franklin
Caroline Winder McGavock, known as Carrie, was the woman of the house at Carnton during the Civil War. On the evening of November 30, 1864, her house was taken over and used as a Confederate field hos...
9 Huhti 201926min
TENN in 20 | John McGavock and the Push Toward War
Col. John McGavock was a wealthy and influential businessman and slave owner, a close associate of the first two presidents from Tennessee, and the owner of Carnton during the Civil War. This week, j...
26 Maalis 201921min
TENN in 20 | Winter Update!
Just a quick update on what we're up to this Winter! Subscribe to the "TENN in 20" newsletter here: https://boft.org/podcast. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support The Battle of Frank...
12 Helmi 20193min
TENN in 20 | African American Soldiers in the Civil War
By the end of the Civil War roughly 180,000 African American men, many of them former slaves, were soldiers in the United States Army. These USCT (United States Colored Troops) soldiers made up approx...
29 Tammi 201924min
