Fort Granger
Fort Granger
Fort Granger, built in 1862 by Union troops as a federal post and signaling station, is accessible by short hike from Franklin's Pinkerton Park. A walking trail leads to an overlook of the south part of the city. Surrounding the perimeter of the site are trenches dug by Civil War Troops.
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