CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – In a ceremony on Thursday, June 17, the Clarksville Rotary Club unveiled a marker and plaque for the replica of a Civil War cannon that was donated by the group and sits on the lawn of the County Courthouse downtown.
The cannon, made by Clarksville Foundry, was installed in 2017, the 100th anniversary of Rotary.
The marker and plaque presented to Clarksville-Montgomery County by the Clarksville Rotary Club for the Civil War Cannon on the lawn of the Historic Courthouse Thu, June 17 2021 (Lee Erwin).
Members of the Clarksville Rotary Club, Montgomery County Government and community supporters stand at the marker and plaque presented to Clarksville-Montgomery County for the Civil War Cannon on the lawn of the Historic Courthouse Thu, June 17 2021 (Lee Erwin).
Members of the Clarksville Rotary Club, Montgomery County Government and community supporters stand at the marker and plaque presented to Clarksville-Montgomery County for the Civil War Cannon on the lawn of the Historic Courthouse Thu, June 17 2021 (Lee Erwin).
Members of the Clarksville Rotary Club, Montgomery County Government and community supporters stand at the marker and plaque presented to Clarksville-Montgomery County for the Civil War Cannon on the lawn of the Historic Courthouse Thu, June 17 2021 (Lee Erwin).
Members of the Clarksville Rotary Club, Montgomery County Government and community supporters stand at the marker and plaque presented to Clarksville-Montgomery County for the Civil War Cannon on the lawn of the Historic Courthouse Thu, June 17 2021 (Lee Erwin).