(3-95) US-31, north of Spring Hill. Hood and Schofield Marker: November 29, 1864. About 1/2 mile east, Buford's Division of Forrest's Cavalry Corps drove in pickets from Opdyke's and Lane's Federal Brigades and contained their defenses, extending west to the railroad. Meanwhile, Stewart's Corps, marching north further eastward, with orders to bar the Nashville road, was halted by order from Hood. This caused the entire operation plan to fail, resulting in the Battles of Franklin and Nashville 

(3-95) McKissack House 1845, US-31, Spring Hill. Local legend says Union General John M. Schofield stopped here while his army was escaping Hood's trap in November 1864

(3-95) US-31, Spring Hill. Ewell Farm Marker: This was the last home of Lt. Gen. Richard S. Ewell, C.S.A. Here his wife and their son, Maj. Campbell Brown, with Capt. M. C. Campbell and W. J. Webster, brought the first Jersey cattle imported from the Channel Island to Tennessee. Here, also, was developed the "Hal" strain of pacers. Little Brown Jug and his brother, Brown Hal, are buried in the vicinity