8 Vital Civil War Battles that Held the East Tennessee Valley
During the Civil War, the Union and the Confederacy coveted the East Tennessee Valley because of its vast network of railroads. These are the Civil War Battles that helped directly determine the outcome of the war. Download our Free Fontana Dam Digital Wall Print by joining our newsletter: https://smokymountainsource.com/ Check out our awesome merch in our shop: https://smokymountainsource.com/shop/

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Wilson's Creek & the FIRST Union General to Die in the Civil War | History Traveler Episode 448

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Franklin: Hell's Fury in Tennessee

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In Search of Fort Sanders - a film created for the East Tennessee Historical Society

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July 1861: American Civil War | First Bull Run / First Manassas | Rich Mountain | Corrick's Ford

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A Heated Exchange of Letters Between Sherman and Hood, 1864

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East Tennessee Campaign | Full Documentary and Animated Battle Maps

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Knoxville Under Siege: Uncovering the footsteps of our Civil War history

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The Butcher's Bill on the Tennessee: Battle of Shiloh 1862

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The Room Where the Civil War Ended

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Five Fateful Hours: The Battle of Franklin (November 1864)

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Shiloh Battle, Pittsburg Landing | Grant, Sherman, McClernand | Johnston, Beauregard | Tennessee map

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Grant takes Fort Henry & Fort Donelson | American Civil War | Foote ironclads | mapping history

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Worse Than Savages: The Bloody Legacy of Kirk's Raiders

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The Dead Angle at Kennesaw Mountain (Civil War)| History Traveler Episode 92

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The True Story Behind the American Revolutionary War's First Battle

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Unconditional Surrender Grant: Battle of Fort Donelson 1862

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Tennessee Campaign Tour: The Battle of Franklin

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Opening The Battle of Stones River (Murfreesboro)

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Grant's First Battle: Battle of Belmont 1861

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