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The Dead of Franklin
More than 1,400 Southern soldiers killed in the battle of Franklin are buried in McGavock Cemetery on the grounds of Carnton Plantation.
The Dead of Franklin (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00 
The Dead of Franklin (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
The Dead of Franklin (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
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The Carter House
The Carter House was in the middle of Union lines during the Battle of Franklin, Tenn. Capt. Tod Carter, who grew up in the house, was mortally wounded nearby. His father found him on the field and brought him back to die in his own bed.
The Carter House (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
The Carter House (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
The Carter House (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
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Let Us Die Like Men
The backyard of the Carter House, where four Union guns were placed, adding to the carnage of the Battle of Franklin, Tenn., five of the bloodiest hours of the war. More Rebels were killed here than in Picketts Charge, including six generals.
Let Us Die Like Men (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
Let Us Die Like Men (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
Let Us Die Like Men (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
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Scars of War
These outbuildings of the Carter farm, situated on the Columbia Pike and in the midst of Union lines, still bear the scars of the Battle of Franklin, Tenn. They are the most battle-damaged buildings still standing in the country.
Scars of War (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
Scars of War (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
Scars of War (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
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Winstead Hill
Winstead Hill, just south of Franklin, Tenn., where the Confederate army began its attack on the Federals entrenched near the town. From here General Hood observed the battle.
Winstead Hill (5 x 7 matted to 8 x 10) $24.00
Winstead Hill (8 x 10 matted to 11 x 14) $39.00
Winstead Hill (11 x 14 matted to 16 x 20) $52.00
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