Green River Railroad Crossing, south of Munfordville, KY


Blue and Gray Trail Civil War Encyclopedia Civil War in Georgia On the Blue and Gray Trail Civil War by state Today in the Civil War This year in the Civil War Battles Images Places Feature Stories Links Search	Images of the Civil War Green River Railroad Crossing, south of Munfordville, KY Site of the battle of Munfordville, south of the Green River near the 1853 Louisville and Nashville railroad bridge The Green River winds south of Munfordville (or Munford) south of town. Crossing the river from northwest to southeast, the tracks of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad mark the location of the battle. Union forces built a fort with redoubts south of the bridge following a Confederate raid. Braxton Bragg's Army of Tennessee slowed to capture the fort and its 5,000 occupants during the Confederate Invasion of Kentucky Image added on:December 16, 2006 Battle of Munfordville Return to Images of the Civil War
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