SEA RAVEN PRESS FRANKLIN, TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR FOUR-BOOK COLLECTION
By bestselling author-artist, award-winning historian, and former Carnton Plantation docent Lochlainn Seabrook
Four separate popular books sold together at a discount. All illustrated:
TITLES:
- Carnton Plantation Ghost Stories: True Tales of the Unexplained from Tennesse's Most Haunted Civil War House (252 pages)
- Encyclopedia of the Battle of Franklin: A Comprehensive Guide to the Conflict That Changed the Civil War (920 pages)
- The Battle of Franklin: Recollections of Confederate and Union Soldiers (150 pages)
- The McGavocks of Carnton Plantation: A Southern History (1,050 pages
DESCRIPTION
This substantial four-book collection by former Franklin resident and Carnton Plantation docent Lochlainn Seabrook presents a detailed and multifaceted examination of Franklin, Tennessee, one of the most significant locations of the Civil War. Spanning over 2,300 pages, these illustrated volumes combine battlefield analysis, firsthand accounts, family history, and documented local traditions into a unified historical resource.
Centered on the Battle of Franklin and its lasting impact, Seabrook's collection moves from comprehensive reference material and soldier recollections to the deeply rooted history of Carnton Plantation and the McGavock family. The inclusion of documented ghost accounts further reflects the enduring cultural legacy of the site, connecting historical events with later testimony and local memory.
Together, these four books form a cohesive regional library, offering both broad context and detailed study. The collection is designed for historians, researchers, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of one of the defining engagements of the 19th Century and the community shaped by it.
Printed in a high-quality format, this four-book collection offers exceptional value as both a reference set and a focused historical archive. For individual book descriptions, see "Book Titles."
This 4-book collection is available in paperback and hardcover.
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