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Hood & Schofield November 30, 1864

Hood & Schofield November 30, 1864 is a Tennessee historical marker in Williamson County.

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Schofield, slipping his army past Hood's at Spring Hill, entrenched in the southern edge of Franklin, 2 mi. N. Here Hood attacked him frontally about 4 p.m., sustaining heavy losses. Schofield withdrew to Nashville, Hood followed. Hood's command post during the battle was on the slope 50 yds., west.

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