Parkers Crossroads Visitor Center and Battlefield

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20945 Highway 22 N

Wildersville, TN 38388

+1 (731) 968-1191

http://parkerscrossroads.org

The Parker's Crossroads Visitor Center and Battlefield in Wildersville, TN is a historic site that preserves and tells the story of the 1862 engagement between Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and Federal brigades commanded by General Jeremiah C. Sullivan.

Located just off Interstate 40 West, midway between Memphis and Nashville, the battlefield has been meticulously preserved over a 20-year period by a collaboration of local, state, and federal agencies, organizations, and individuals.

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5.04 reviews

Snoopy G.

6/11/2019

this is a great little museum & battlefield run by the same family that owned the property during the battle... super nice, very articulate lady whose name I forgot (so sorry - she was lovely) is...

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Dani C.

7/31/2020

"Charge 'em Both Ways"-General Nathan Bedford Forrest at Parker's Crossroads. As Brig. Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest's expedition into West TN came to its conclusion, Col. Cyrus L. Dunham and Col....

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Merle T.

11/26/2020

Beautiful military park. Plenty of Nathan Bedford Forrest history to read about. Very nice driving tour instructions. The log cabin is fantastic, don't miss it.

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T S.

5/15/2014

One of the best small Civil War battlefields laid out. It has both walking paths and a driving tour to the specific locations of the battle. You can clearly see what it would have been like at the...

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