Lincoln County's role in the Civil War was complex, with local men enlisting to fight in both the Union and Confederate armies, though the region remained predominantly sympathetic to the Southern cause. Often referred to by locals as the "War of Northern Aggression," the conflict saw the county mobilize a significant number of its young men, forming multiple companies to defend their homeland. The war exacted a heavy toll on the community, resulting in a devastating loss of life and property that left deep scars for generations, as families mourned the many casualties and struggled to rebuild in the aftermath of such profound sacrifice.
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Confederate Park 1908
Confederate Park 1909
Confederate Park 1926 Postcard
Confederate Park Cannons 1967
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Confederate Park Postcard
Confederate Veterans Reunion Lynchburg TN
Confederate Veterans Reunion Lynchburg
CSA Soldiers Reunion Mulberry TN 1909
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Fayetteville Confederate Coupons
Lincoln County Confederate Veterans
List of Confederate Veterans Present for 1902 Reunion