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South Jackson used to be the headquarters for Braxton  Bragg and the Tennessee army. Tullahoma used to be a stopping point for the Tennessee army .

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Tullahoma was important place during the Civil War. The land on South Jackson was known as the headquarters for Braxton Bragg and his army. The citizens of Tullahoma should know that the Tennessee Army had a headquarters located at South Jackson.

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The South Jackson Civics Center in Tullahoma use to be the headquarters to Braxton Bragg and the Tennessee Army. Tullahoma also had railroads that connected major cities so that was a advantage. Citizens of Tullahoma should know that Tullahoma played a pretty important part in the Civil War.

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Tullahoma was a headquarters for the Tullahoma Army. It was later a refugee camp but held very little do to the very poor soil

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Tullahoma’s role in the Civil War was that the South Jackson Civics center used to be the headquarters for the Tennessee Army. Citizens should know that this is one of the most important grounds in Tullahoma the place where the military took and made headquarters to.

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Tullahoma’s role in the Civil War was that the South Jackson Civics center used to be the headquarters for the Tennessee Army. The railroad was the most vital part of the headquarters. There was a camp called Camp Forest. I believe citizens of Tullahoma should know that Tullahoma was headquarter of Braxton Bragg’s army.

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Tullahoma was a major town back in the 1860’s because it had railroads that connected from major cities. I think Tullahoma’s role during the Civil War was very important and needs to be more recognized.

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Tullahoma’s role in the Civil War was that, that was where  Braxton Braggs headquarters was located and Camp Forest. The land where South Jackson is located was the market and was meant to be the middle of the town. Citizens should know that Tullahoma actually contributed to the Civil War.

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Tullahoma was very important during the Civil War. The land of South Jackson was where it provided a headquarters for Braxton Bragg. Citizens should know that there were many different people from such a small town who were in the Civil War.

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Citizens of Tullahoma should know that there was an Army headquarters where South Jackson is located. Also, the railroad ran through Tullahoma. The people from the surrounding areas had to come to the market in Tullahoma to get their food. Chesnie Ingram

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I think that citizens should know that Tullahoma was in-fact a very important location during the Civil War time period. It provided housing to several soldiers for the army of Tennessee and was Braxton Bragg’s headquarters

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The land by South Jackson was a 7 1/2 acre square that was meant to be the town square. There was a farmers market on one side and a Army camp on the other. The judge that made the decision on the deed Scott decision lived he and when he stayed with the union during the war every army/military command officer used his house to stay in. This was made into a town because to make a town there had to be a railroad.

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South Jackson was military camp ground and was meant to be the town square. The Tullahoma Campaign was when railroads were built running from Nashville to Tullahoma, and then Tullahoma to Chattanooga. Some buildings at South Jackson were built during the Civil War and Tullahoma Campaign and housed soldiers and other people.
- Analiese Roberts

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Tullahoma citizens should know that Tullahoma had Civil War Headquarters, there were camps or tents all everywhere. Tullahoma gave confederate soldiers a camp to stay at and train.

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They should know that Tullahoma was actually important during the Civil War and was a headquarters for General Braxton Bragg and was important in protecting Tennessee by the Confederates.
Baylee Buchanan