Carter House

Carter House is a historic mansion located in downtown Spring Hill, Tennessee, built in the 1820s. It is best known for its role in the Civil War's Battle of Spring Hill in 1864, where it served as a strategic headquarters for Union and Confederate forces. The house and its grounds provide a window into 19th-century Southern life and the wartime events that took place there. Today, Carter House functions as a museum and educational site, offering visitors insight into Civil War history, local heritage, and the impact of the conflict on the community.