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(3-95) Fight
for the Round Forest (Old Tour Stop 8). This was the only Union
position to hold throughout the first day of the battle. The first
Confederate attack came at 10 a.m. across the field on the other side of
the Nashville Pike and was broken up by Union artillery. An hour later
another charge carried to within 137 meters (150 yards) of the Union line
before being stopped. The monument (background) erected in 1863 by the
survivors of Col. William B. Hazen's brigade is the Nations oldest Civil
War memorial |
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| (5-03) Fight for the Round Forrest |
(5-03) Fight for the Round Forrest. Walkway to Hazen Brigade Monument |
