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Bloodstains on the Carnton floors

Here is a .30 second video of some of the authentic blood stains on the floor at Carnton. The home field-hospital, belonging to Carrie McGavock, served hundreds of wounded Confederate soldiers afte...  
 
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wesleync (1 year ago) Show Hide
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4 years ago the lady was very nice but did not know a lot. last year the lady was very informative but it seemed a bit less " dramatic"
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Lachlan Seebrook told our tour they found that surgeon's kit in the creek behind the house. That was a damn lie. Whoever directs that place ought to get somebody working there who knows something about the Battle of Franklin. The tour was laughable.
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That has to be a lie. You know how many surgeon's kits have been found just laying around? Zero. Not on any site, anywhere. Why? Because there is no logical reason why a surgeon would simply leave his tools. Surgeon's kits are typically found well preserved in private collections. It would be like a photographer leaving his equipment on the field. Rubbish.

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