Cobb

OAKTON". Ante-bellum residence of John R. Wilder.

16TH A.C. TO ROSWELL.

Marietta, GA

1916 GLOVER MACHINE WORKS LOCOMOTIVE.

ADVANCE OF 17TH A.C. TOWARD THE RIVER.

ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE AT ROSWELL.

BATTLE OF KOLB'S FARM June 22, 1864.

BATTLE OF KOLB'S FARM June 22, 1864.

BATTLE OF KOLB'S FARM June 22, 1864.

BATTLE OF KOLB'S FARM June 22, 1864.

Hamilton Rd. at Kennesaw Due West Rd. text of marker: "BATTLE OF PINE KNOB June 15, 1864.

BATTLE OF RUFF'S MILL.

Smyrna, GA

BATTLE OF SMYRNA. July 3, 1864.

Kennesaw, GA

BIG SHANTY. In 1838-41, a construction camp of laborers, grading & building the State R. R., was located at the spring approximately 250...

Marietta, GA

BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

BRUSHY MOUNTAIN LINE.

CAMP McDONALD. To the east were the parade grounds and tents of Camp McDonald, established by Governor Joseph E. Brown, June 1861, to...

CAPTAIN PETER SIMONSON 5th Indiana Battery.

Austell, GA

CAUSEY-MAXHAM HOUSE c. 1840.

CHEATHAM HILL. The intrenched line of the Confederate Army of Tenn.

Marietta, GA

CHEROKEE LAND LOTTERY Oct. 1832-Apr. 1833.

Marietta, GA

CHEROKEE TREATY MAY 6, 1828.

CIVIL WAR ACTION AROUND LATIMER'S FARM.

Clarkdale, GA

CLARKDALE HISTORIC DISTRICT c. 1931.

CLEM GREENE SCHOOLHOUSE Clem Greene (1829-1889), First Lieut., Cobb's Cavalry (1861-1865), a stern, firm man, built the first schoolhouse...

Clarkdale, GA

COATS & CLARK THREAD MILL 1931-1983.

COLLINS SPRINGS PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH c. 1866 Founded circa 1850, the original church was destroyed in 1864 by the Federal Army and...

Marietta, GA

CONFEDERATE CEMETERY.

Marietta, GA

CONFEDERATE CEMETERY.

DALLAS - ACWORTH ROAD.

Cobb County, GA

DARBY PLANTATION. The old Marietta Rd. joined the Sandtown Rd. here - 1864.

DUE WEST COMMUNITY. Site of Gilgal Primitive Baptist Church, a log structure and prominent landmark during military operations, June...

H'dq'rs of Brig. Gen. Absalom Baird, commanding 3d Div., 14th A. C., Army of the Cumberland, [US] June 6-10, 1864.

FEDERAL 15TH CORPS. June 19, 1864.

Marietta, GA

FEDERAL TROOPS OCCUPY MARIETTA, 1864.

FEDERAL, CONFEDERATE LINES, JUNE 22, 27, 1864.

FEDERALS HALTED BY JOHNSTON'S RIVER LINE.

Smyrna, GA

FIRST MARKED BURIAL Elijah H. Fleming Sept. 25, 1802 - April 8, 1848.

Smyrna, GA

FIRST MARKED BURIAL Elijah H. Fleming Sept. 25, 1802 - April 8, 1848 (Continued from other side).

FIVE FEDERAL BRIGADES.

Marietta, GA

FOUNDER'S LOT WILLIAM HARRIS.

Marietta, GA

GANTT HOUSE c. 1880.

GARRARD & NEWTON MOVE ON ROSWELL.

GARRARD'S CAVALRY AT ROSWELL.

Cobb County, GA

GEN. J. E. JOHNSTON'S HEADQUARTERS.

GEN. O. O. HOWARD'S HEADQUARTERS.

GEN. GEORGE H. THOMAS' HEADQUARTERS Army of the Cumberland (USA) June 24 - July 3, 1864.

Marietta, GA

GEORGIA MILITARY INSTITUTE 1851-1864.

GEORGIA MILITIA ON TURNER'S FERRY RD. Gen. Gustavus W. Smith's Georgia Militia & Gen. L. S. Ross' cav.

GREEN PLANTATION. Polk's Corps [CS] having held the sector centering on Lost Mountain, June 5-9, was withdrawn E., leaving Gen. W.H....

HARDEE'S CORPS AT POWDER SPRINGS.

HARDEE'S SALIENT. June 16, 1864.

HERE JOHNSTON'S RIVER LINE CROSSED THE RIVER RD. July 5, 1864.

HIGHTOWER TRAIL. Already a well-established route in the 1700s, the Hightower Trail was a major Indian thoroughfare and part of a network...

HISTORIC DICKSON HOUSE c. 1841.

HOOD & HARDEE WITHDRAW E. TO R. R. New Hope & Gilgal Church Road.

HOOD'S CORPS AT BATTLE OF RUFF'S MILL.

Marietta, GA

JOHNSTON'S LINE EAST OF KENNESAW.

JOHNSTON'S RIVER LINE.

Marietta, GA

JOSEPH EMERSON BROWN PARK.

Cobb County Courthouse, corner of Washington Avenue and Haynes Street in Marietta text of marker: "JUDGE DEBRA HALPERN BERNES October 15,...

KENNESAW BATTLEFIELD.

Marietta, GA

KENNESAW HOUSE. In ante-bellum days, this hotel was a summer resort for planters attracted by the gay social activities of the town.

Marietta, GA

LADY IN BLACK. This memorial to Mary Annie Gartrell (1853-1906) was erected by her grieving sister Lucy (1863-1954).

LEMON STREET GRAMMAR SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL.

Marietta, GA

Leo Frank Lynching. Near this location on August 17, 1915, Leo M. Frank, the Jewish superintendent of the National Pencil Company in...

LOGAN'S 15TH A.C. LINE.

LOST MOUNTAIN CROSS-ROADS.

MAIN CONFEDERATE BATTLE LINE June 1-17, 1864.

MARIETTA CAMPGROUND.

Marietta, GA

MARY PHAGAN. Celebrated in song as "Little Mary Phagan" after her murder at age 13 on April 26, 1913 in Atlanta.

Smyrna, GA

MAZIE WHITFIELD NELSON Jan. 1, 1890 - Feb. 2, 1977.

Smyrna, GA

MAZIE WHITFIELD NELSON Jan. 1, 1890 - Feb. 2, 1977 (Continued from other side) by the Atlanta Northern Railway electric streetcar.

McCOOK'S BRIGADE E. on the ridge beyond the valley is the Illinois memorial to Col. Dan McCook's brigade.

Marietta, GA

McLEOD VAULT. Built in the style of coastal burial chambers in 1854 by Savannah planter Francis Harris McLeod (1784-1864), an investor in...

MILITARY ACTION AT GILGAL CHURCH.

Powder Springs Road opposite Chapel Drive (by CVS) text of marker: "NESBITT-UNION CHAPEL RUINS c. 1880.

OLD SANDTOWN ROAD. 1.5 Mi. N.W. is the site of old Gilgal Primitive Baptist Ch.

OLD ZION HERITAGE MUSEUM.

PEACHTREE TRAIL. The Indians knew this trail as the route from the heart of the Cherokee Nation to Standing Peachtree, Creek village that...

Acworth, GA

PETERS-DAVENPORT HOUSE circa 1838.

PINE MOUNTAIN. June 10, 1864.

POWDER SPRINGS ROAD JUNE - JULY, 1864.

POWER-JACKSON CABIN c. 1830.

POWER'S FERRY. Established 1835 by James Power, (1790-1870).

Marietta, GA

RESIDENCE OF ALICE McCLELLAN BIRNEY (1872 - 1884).

Marietta, GA

REV. THOMAS MILTON ALLEN.

RIVERVIEW CAROUSEL. CONSTRUCTED 1908 HAS BEEN PLACED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES BY THE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE...

ROBERT McAFEE HOUSE.

ROSS' HEADQUARTERS. Brig. Gen. L. S. Ross, commanding the Texas brigade of Brig. Gen. Wm.

ROUTE OF POLK'S CORPS.

Marietta, GA

S. V. SANFORD. "The greatest friend Univ.

Kennesaw, GA

SITE - LACY HOTEL. Eastward across R. R. stood the 2-story frame hotel, leased by George M. Lacy in 1859 - an eating house for passengers...

SITE - MASON'S BRIDGE.

SITE - MOON'S STATION.

SITE OF OLD ALLATOONA CHURCH.

SITE OF THE DICKSON HOUSE June 15, 1864.

Vinings, GA

SITE: HARDY PACE'S RES.

SITE: WM. MOSS HOUSE.

Marietta, GA

SLAVE LOT. The only slave burial ground in any major white Georgia cemetery.

Smyrna, GA

SMYRNA MEMORIAL CEMETERY.

Smyrna, GA

SMYRNA MEMORIAL CEMETERY (Continued from other side).

Smyrna, GA

SMYRNA-RUFF'S MILL CONFEDERATE LINE.

Smyrna, GA

SMYNRA'S FIRST MAYOR John C. Moore Aug. 16, 1830 - May 10, 1897.

Smyrna, GA

SMYNRA'S FIRST MAYOR John C. Moore Aug. 16, 1830 - May 10, 1897 (Continued from other side) campground which had been established here in...

SOAP CREEK PAPER MILLS.

Kennesaw, GA

STEWART'S CORPS AT BIG SHANTY.

SUMMERS HOUSE. Ante-bellum res.

Austell, GA

SWEET WATER TOWN SITE.

THE 14TH & 20TH A. C. CROSS AT PACE'S FERRY.

THE 23D CORPS AT SOAP CREEK.

Vinings, GA

THE 4TH CORPS AT VINING'S STATION.

THE 4TH CORPS POSTED ALONG THE RIVER.

Kennesaw, GA

THE ANDREWS RAID. About 6 A.M., April 12, 1862, a Federal spy & contraband merchant, James J. Andrews, of Ky.

Marietta, GA

THE ARCHIBALD HOWELL HOME.

THE ERRANT PONTOON BRIDGE: PACE'S FERRY.

THE EXTENDED RIGHT. July 3, 1864.

Kennesaw, GA

THE GENERAL. This is the original locomotive made famous by its participation in the Andrews Raid of April 12, 1862.

THE HARGROVE HOUSE. Ante-bellum residence of Asbury Hargrove 1809-1879.

THE MABLE HOUSE. Ante-bellum res.

THE MARCH OF McPHERSON'S ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE TO ROSWELL.

THE MARCH TO SOAP CREEK.

THE MITCHELL HOUSE. Ante-bellum res.

THE REVERSED TRENCH Pine Knob Battle.

THE RIVER PATROL & COCHRAN'S FORD.

THE WM. NICKOLS HOUSE.

TOWARD THE RIVER. During the 5 days when Army of the Tennessee headquarters were here, the troops of the 15th & 17th A. C. [US] were...

Mableton, GA

TURNER'S, HOWELL'S BAKER'S & SANDTOWN FERRIES.

Marietta, GA

UDC AND KENNESAW HOUSE.

Smyrna, GA

United Distributors.

Marietta, GA

WILLIAM ROOT. Beloved merchant, druggist, and Episcopalian, he helped found St. James in 1842; in 1844 he built his home across from the...

WM. G McADOO'S BIRTHPLACE.