Franklin 1864
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Franklin 1864
Refight the Battle of Spring Hill and Franklin in Hood's Tennesse Campaign in 1864. Playing time 2 hours. 1 to 2 players.
FRANKLIN 1864 allows gamers to refight the historic battles of Spring Hill and Franklin, Tennessee in 1864, using the popular Civil War Brigade Battle Series of rules. Franklin 1864 is Volume V, following Antietam, Shiloh, The Seven Days Battles, and Gettysburg.
Box Cover
The Battle of Spring Hill was a trap laid by Confederate General Hood in his drive on Nashville, trying to trap part of the Army of the Ohio under Union General Schofield. The historic battle did not go as Hood hoped with the Union forces escaping to Franklin relatively unscathed.
Spring Hill Battle
The Battle of Franklin the following day, November 30, was a last ditch by Hood trying to catch the Union forces with their back to a river and the bridges damaged. A lack of time, artillery, and planning led to a vicious Confederate defeat with 14 Confederate generals killed and 55 regimental commanders. The battle was a close run affair for the amount of time involved. A Union deployment mistake almost giving Hood the victory he so desparately sought.
Franklin Battle
Sample Franklin/Spring Hill Counters
Large sturdy game box with beautiful full color art
Hard mounted DOUBLE SIDED game board (one side Spring Hill / one side Franklin battlefield)
Three counter sheets with 3/4" counters
Two full color double sided player aids with large readable font
Two 10 sided dice
Two sets of full color Series Game Rules
Two full color Playbooks with scenarios, historical commentary, and design notes
Counter Tray