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Robert Reynolds

Robert Reynolds is a Tennessee historical marker in Knox County.

TN 1 (US 11 & US 70), 1.5 miles west of Bearden

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Major Robert Bannon Reynolds, veteran of the War with Mexico, built this house in 1848. During the War between the states, it was the command post of Confederate commander, Major Gen. James Longstreet, prior to his launching of the siege of Knoxville. Many Confederate units were camped in the fields nearby.

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Barry Lawrence Ruderman Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

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