Carnton

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Carnton is a historic plantation house and Civil War site in Franklin, Tennessee, best known for its role as a field hospital and burial ground after the Battle of Franklin.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American Civil War site
historic house
plantation house
architecturalStyle Federal architecture
Greek Revival architecture
builtFor Randal McGavock
builtIn early 19th century
city Franklin
country United States
county Williamson County
currentUse historic house museum
tourist attraction
hasAlternativeName Carnton House
hasAssociationWith Confederate States Army
hasCategory American Civil War hospitals
American Civil War museums in Tennessee
Historic house museums in Tennessee
Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Tennessee
Museums in Williamson County, Tennessee
Plantation houses in Tennessee
hasFeature Confederate cemetery
historic cemetery
hasFunction burial ground
hasGravesOf Confederate soldiers
hasLandscapeFeature farmland
gardens
hasName Carnton Plantation
hasNotablePersonAssociated Carrie McGavock
John McGavock
hasResident McGavock family
heritageDesignation National Register of Historic Places listing
isNear Franklin battlefield
listedOn National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Franklin, Tennessee
Tennessee
United States
Williamson County, Tennessee
offers guided tours
openToPublic yes
operatedBy The Battle of Franklin Trust
ownedBy McGavock family
significantEvent burial of Confederate soldiers after the Battle of Franklin
treatment of wounded soldiers after the Battle of Franklin
state Tennessee
tourismRegion Middle Tennessee
usedAs field hospital
usedDuring American Civil War
Battle of Franklin

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