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LOTZ HOUSE HOSTED ROBERT HICKS RECEPTION FOR KEEPING THE BATTLE OF FRANKLIN STORY ALIVE

LOTZ HOUSE HOSTED ROBERT HICKS RECEPTION FOR KEEPING THE BATTLE OF FRANKLIN STORY ALIVE

Included book signing of new release on Matilda Lotz by author Magdalen Dugan

FRANKLIN, Tenn. — Lotz House celebrated Robert Hicks for his recent recognition for outstanding battlefield preservation award entitled “The 2019 Edwin C. Bearss Lifetime Achievement Award” presented by American Battlefield Trust President James Lighthizer. In the spirit of preserving the Battle of Franklin story, author Magdalen Dugan was on hand to sign copies of her recent release on the story of Matilda Lotz entitled Lift My Eyes along with Robert signing his books.

Lotz House Executive Director J.T. Thompson presented Hicks with a commemorative Hatch Show Print depicting “Chip” the Confederate soldier statue that resides on the Franklin Square. Senator Jack Johnson and Representative Sam Whitson read a proclamation to honor Hicks and his accomplishments. Cody Engdahl performed Civil War period music on his violin.