“The Bloody Corner”
At 118 East Dickson, Was built by Judge Jonas Tebbetts in 1853 and miraculously survived the Civil War. The Battle of Fayetteville was fought on its front lawn and a doorway bears the scar of a minieball which is preserved in testament to the battle which our ancestors endured and which earned the intersection of College & Dickson the title "Bloody Corner".
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Went according to directions and never found it. Saw some beautiful old houses, though. Saw no markings on the street where it said it was.
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Headquarters House
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