Participants were also able to watch a reenactment of the battle between Colonel John Tipton and John Sevier, as well as catch as a showing of ‘The Mysterious Lost State of Franklin’ documentary.

A release from the Tipton-Haynes State Historic Site said visitors will learn about the failed State of Franklin, as well as a battle fought on Colonel John Tipton’s property in 1788.

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That battle ended the last hope of Franklin becoming the 14th State.The settlement of Cades Cove took the combination of the foresight of Revolutionary War veteran Col. William Tipton, John Tipton ...

Admission for the State of Franklin Battle is $5 for adults and $2.50 for children 12 and under. For more information, call 926-3631 or email [email protected]. Tipton-Haynes State Historic ...

This event honors André Michaux, a famous French botanist of the 1700s who traveled throughout Northeast Tennessee and stayed with Col. John Tipton in the spring of 1795 and again in 1796.