Public History at Stones River National Battlefield

In the introductory Public History Seminar, we each were assigned to research several community members who had lived in the late nineteenth, early twentieth century African-American Cemetery Community on the present-day site of Stones River National Battlefield. For our final essay, we were assigned into groups of two or three and directed to write a paper that not only summarized our research findings, but also recommended a future course for interpretation of the Cemetery Community at the National Battlefield. Read a copy of the report I co-wrote with fellow student Brigitte Eubank.


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