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...mme*.html "Fort Prudhomme: Was it the first Settlement in Tennessee?"] (<I>Tennessee Historical Magazine</I>, Vol. <SPAN CLASS="small">II</SPAN>, No. 4, pp235‑2 ...//tennesseeencyclopedia.net/entry.php?rec=495 Fort Prudhomme and LaSalle] (Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture) ...

...ned away by others; finally, there is doubt as to whether there was or was not a separate Fort Pike. {{Visited|No}} ...

...4-1865) - A Union [[U.S. Civil War]] Union Fort established in Chattanoga, Tennessee. Abandoned in 1864. ...t established between [[Fort Lytle]] and [[Fort Mihalotzy]] in Chattanoga, Tennessee. Reportedly had the parapet complete, platform finished, guns mounted, maga ...

...AME}}''' (1864-1864) - A Union [[U.S. Civil War]] fort built in Chatanooga Tennessee. Abandoned in 1864. ...tion:''' 221 Boynton Terrace on Cameron Hill, Chatanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee. ...

...(1864-1864) - A [[U.S. Civil War]] Union Fort established in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Abandoned in 1864. Also known as [[Stone Fort]]. '''Location:''' Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee. ...

...and detachment of the [[2nd U.S. Artillery]] in present day Monroe County, Tennessee. Named Fort Armistead after Colonel [[Walker K. Armistead]] {{Cullum|3}}, [ ...ompany A & B, [[2nd U.S. Artillery]] in what was then the Cherokee Nation, Tennessee. ...

...io Mounted Infantry]], who was mortally wounded in action at Philadelphia, Tennessee. Fort abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. Remains overgrown. Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. ...

...Volunteer Infantry]], who died 17 Nov 1863 of wounds received near Loudon, Tennessee. Battery abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. State=Tennessee| ...

...l War]] Battery established in 1863 in present day Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Battery abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. ...cation:''' Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. map point is approximate and not accurate. ...

...E}}''' (1863-1864) - A Union [[U.S. Civil War]] fort built in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Abandoned in 1864. Also known as [[Star Fort (3)]]. '''Location:''' Chatanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee. ...

...] Battery first established in 1863 in present day Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Battery abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. ...tion:''' Approximately at present day Circle Park, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Map point is approximate. ...

...h colonial fort built in 1739 by Bienville on the present site of Memphis, Tennessee: it was based on its brief occupation that France claimed a vast territory ...lt this fort on the banks of the Mississippi River at present day Memphis, Tennessee. A peace was made and the French and their allies departed, destroying the ...

...l War]] battery established in 1863 in present day Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Named Battery Billingsley in G.O. 37, 11 Dec 1863 (Army of the Ohio), afte State=Tennessee| ...

...Infantry]], who was killed in action on 16 Nov 1863 at Campbell's Station, Tennessee. Fort abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. State=Tennessee| ...

...S. Army arsenal established in 1888 in present day Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee. Abandoned in 1902. Also known as [[Camp Hamilton (2)]] during the [[Spanis Now the Columbia Academy in Columbia, Maury County, Tennessee. ...

...]] training Camp established in 1861 near Estill Springs, Franklin County, Tennessee. Abandoned in 1863. ...erate [[U.S. Civil War]] training camp in Estill Springs, Franklin County, Tennessee. Later became a fortified camp guarding railroad bridges over the Elk River ...

...ettlers Fort established in 1785 near present day Rockford, Blount County, Tennessee. Named Gillespies Fort after [[James Gillespie]]. Abandoned in 1788. Someti ...rd, Blount County, Tennessee. Map point is at the GNIS coordinates and may not be accurate. ...

...l War]] Battery established in 1863 in present day Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee. Named Battery Noble in G.O. 37, 11 Dec 1863, after Lieutenant [[William No State=Tennessee| ...