For years it’s been a dream of mine to take a road trip to Southwest Tennessee to visit the Shiloh battlefield with my dad. Several years ago we got the opportunity to visit Gettysburg, so this was a nice addition to our travels. Highly recommended, Larry DeBerry from
Shiloh Tours was an outstanding host and a wealth of information on our tour of the park. In addition to being a guide, Larry owns and operates his own museum that features a treasure trove of amazing displays any military history enthusiast would appreciate.
31st Indiana Infantry monument along the Sunken Road
View of the Peach Orchard from the W. Manse George Cabin
W. Manse George Cabin
Position of Brig. Gen. Daniel Ruggles Battery. The largest artillery battery ever amassed on the North American continent. On the afternoon of Day1 of the battle, 55 Confederate guns fired on Federal positions on the Sunken Road.
The Hornet's Nest (Sunken Road)
Looking East along the Sunken Road
The Shiloh Military Museum
