Fulton

Atlanta, GA

The Storyteller" Frank Fleming, Sculptor.

Atlanta, GA

20TH A.C.; PACE'S FY.

Sandy Springs, GA

23D A.C. TO DECATUR.

Atlanta, GA

33D N.J. STATE FLAG.

Sandy Springs, GA

4TH & 23D A.C. ADVANCE.

Atlanta, GA

4TH A.C. AT BUCKHEAD.

Alpharetta, GA

ALPHARETTA BUSINESS DISTRICT.

Alpharetta, GA

ALPHARETTA FIRST UNITED METHODICT CHURCH circa 1834.

Atlanta, GA

ATLANTA WOMAN'S CLUB.

ATLANTA'S OUTER LINE.

Atlanta, GA

ATTACK FROM THE WEST.

Atlanta, GA

AUGUSTUS HURT HOUSE.

Atlanta, GA

AUGUSTUS HURT PLANTATION.

Alpharetta, GA

B. F. SHIRLEY HOME circa 1910.

Atlanta, GA

BAKER'S BRIGADE. July 22, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

BALTIMORE BLOCK. Baltimore Block was built in 1885 by Jacob J. Rosenthal.

Roswell, GA

BARRINGTON HALL. Barrington King, co-founder of Roswell with his father, Roswell King, for whom the town is named, selected this spot for...

Atlanta, GA

BATE'S DIVISION. The outer Atlanta defense line crossed Clear Cr.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE AT MOORE'S MILL.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE OF EZRA CH. GEN. J. C. BROWN'S DIV. July 28, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE OF EZRA CH. GEN S.D. LEE'S CORPS.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE OF EZRA CHURCH GEN STEWART WOUNDED.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE OF EZRA CHURCH RIGHT OF 15 CORPS [USA].

Atlanta, GA

BATTLE OF UTOY CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

BATTLEFIELD OF PEACHTREE CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

BENTON'S & COLTART'S BRIGADES.

Atlanta, GA

BETHSAIDA BAPTIST CHURCH AND CEMETERY.

BETWEEN THE PEACHTREE CR.

BIRTHPLACE OF ALLISON NELSON.

Atlanta, GA

Birthplace of Coca-Cola.

Buckhead, GA

BLUE STAR MEMORIAL HIGHWAY.

Atlanta, GA

BROOKHAVEN HISTORIC DISTRICT.

Atlanta, GA

BROOKHAVEN HISTORIC DISTRICT.

Atlanta, GA

BROWN'S & CLAYTON'S DIVS.

Atlanta, GA

BUILDING TOGETHER FOR YOUTH.

Roswell, GA

BULLOCH HALL. Built in the early 1840's by Major James Stephen Bulloch.

Atlanta, GA

BURIAL GROUND OF CONGREGATION AHAVATH ACHIM.

Atlanta, GA

CASEY'S HILL. A notable eminence between Peachtree & Proctor's creeks near the Chattahoochee River & named for John A. Casey (1820 -...

Atlanta, GA

CHEATHAM'S SALIENT. At this point, Atlanta's outer defense line, beginning at Casey's Hill 5.75 mi. W., turned S. & parallel to Highland...

Atlanta, GA

CLAYTON'S DIV., LEE'S A.C. July 28, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

COBURN'S BRIGADE. Four regiments - 33d & 85th Ind.

Atlanta, GA

COLLIER'S MILL 150 ft. down stream, on the right bank of Tanyard Branch, stood an ante-bellum grist mill built & operated by Andrew J....

Palmetto, GA

CONFEDERATE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

Sandy Springs, GA

CONFEDERATE BATTERY POSITION.

Atlanta, GA

CONFEDERATE INTRENCHMENTS: 1864.

Atlanta, GA

DAVIS' HILL. The hill N. of the Chapel Rd. intersection was thus named after occupation & intrenching by Gen. J.C. Davis' 2d Div., 14th...

Atlanta, GA

Delta Air Lines. Delta Air Lines began in 1924 as a crop dusting company, based first in Macon, Georgia, and then Monroe, Louisiana.

Atlanta, GA

DISPUTED PASSAGE. July 19, 1864.

East Point, GA

EAST POINT. East Point owes its origins to an 1847 Act incorporating the Atlanta & LaGrange RR (now Atlanta & West Point).

ENROUTE TO JONESBORO.

Atlanta, GA

FEATHERSTON'S BRIGADE.

Atlanta, GA

FEDERAL CROSSINGS. Opposition by Confederate forces to Federal crossings of Peachtree Cr.

Atlanta, GA

FEDERAL RIGHT WING. The rt.

Atlanta, GA

FEDERAL RIGHT WING TO PEACHTREE CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

FEDERAL SIGNAL STATION.

Atlanta, GA

FIRE STATION NO. 16 Erected 1963 (Side 1).

Alpharetta, GA

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ALPHARETTA circa 1905.

FORT MCPHERSON. Named for Maj. Gen. James Birdseye McPherson, U. S. Vol., the Union Commander of the Army of Tenn.

FORT PEACH TREE. With Creek Indians as British allies & Cherokees loyal to U. S., in War of 1812, it was expedient to locate a fort at...

Atlanta, GA

FORT WALKER. Southeastern salient of Atlanta's inner line of fortifications erected during the Summer & Fall of 1863.

Roswell, GA

FOUNDERS' CEMETERY. This cemetery, the first in Roswell, was the burying ground of the village from 1840 to 1860.

Roswell, GA

FRANCIS ROBERT GOULDING.

Roswell, GA

FRED FUNDERBURK January 20, 1911 - December 25, 1993 As long as there are flowers on Canton Street, Fred will always be here.

Atlanta, GA

FRENCH'S DIVISION HOOD'S LEFT FLANK.

Atlanta, GA

FRENCH'S LINE. July 9, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

GAP IN FEDERAL LINE.

Roswell, GA

GARRARD'S CAV. & NEWTON'S DIVISION.

Atlanta, GA

GEARY'S DIVISION. July 20, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

GEARY'S REFUSED LINE.

Atlanta, GA

GEARY'S THREE BRIDGES.

Atlanta, GA

GEN. CLEBURNE'S H'DQ'RS.

Sandy Springs, GA

GEN. J.D. COX'S DIV. TO OLD CROSS KEYS.

Atlanta, GA

GEORGIA RAILROAD DEPOT.

Atlanta, GA

Gov. John M. Slaton (1866-1955).

Atlanta, GA

GRANT PARK. Named for Col. Lemuel P. Grant (1817-1893), pioneer railroad builder and public-spirited citizen of Atlanta, who donated to...

Atlanta, GA

HABERSHAM MEMORIAL HALL.

Hapeville, GA

HAPEVILLE, GEORGIA. Hapeville is situated on the Central Railroad of Georgia, eight miles from Atlanta, upon a water-shed extending from...

Atlanta, GA

HARDEE AT PEACHTREE CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

HARDEE'S ATTACK. July 20, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

HARRISON'S BRIGADE. The 5 regts.

Atlanta, GA

HARROW'S DIV. 15TH A.C. July 22, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

HASCALL'S DIV. CAMPED.

Atlanta, GA

HASCALL'S DIV. JOINS COX'S LINE OF MARCH.

HIGHTOWER (ETOWAH) TRAIL.

Roswell, GA

HIGHTOWER (ETOWAH) TRAIL.

Atlanta, GA

HISTORIC GROUND. Atlanta's first City Hall stood here 1853-1883.

Atlanta, GA

HISTORIC MT. GILEAD METHODIST CHURCH.

Roswell, GA

HISTORIC ROSWELL SQUARE BICENTENNIAL RESTORATION PROJECT.

Atlanta, GA

HISTORIC UTOY CHURCH.

Sandy Springs, GA

HOWARD'S 4TH A.C. LINE.

Atlanta, GA

HOWARD'S CORPS AT NANCY'S CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

HOWARD'S MARCH TO BUCKHEAD.

HOWARD'S MARCH TO JONESBORO.

Atlanta, GA

HOWELL'S MILLS. A notable ante-bellum land-mark established 1852, by Judge Clark Howell (1811-1882).

Atlanta, GA

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH.

Fulton County, GA

ISOM'S FERRY. Chattahoochee River, at mouth of Soap Cr.

Alpharetta, GA

J.J. WEBB AND SONS BUILDING 1910.

Atlanta, GA

JAMES J. ANDREWS. James J. Andrews, leader of the Andrews Raiders, was executed a few feet southeast on June 7, 1862.

Bolton, GA

JOHNSTON'S ARMY CROSSED THE RIVER.

KILPATRICK'S CAVALRY ON THE NEWNAN STAGE ROAD.

Atlanta, GA

KING'S BRIGADE. July 20, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

LAND LOT 104. The area E. (L. L. 104, 17th Dist.

Atlanta, GA

LICK SKILLET ROAD. A winding dirt road of the 1860's which passed Ezra Ch.

Atlanta, GA

LORING'S HILL. July 20, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

MAJ. WILLIAM C. PRESTON C.S.A. Commanding Artillery Battalion attached to Maj. Gen. Alexander C. Walthall's division of Gen. Alexander P....

Atlanta, GA

MANIGAULT'S BRIGADE.

Alpharetta, GA

MANNING MERCANTILE circa 1910.

Roswell, GA

McPHERSON'S TROOPS AT SHALLOW FORD.

MONTGOMERY CEMETERY.

Atlanta, GA

MONTGOMERY'S FERRY. James McC.

Atlanta, GA

MOORE'S MILL. 300 yds. downstream stood the structures of Moore's Mill - a sash-sawmill &, lower down, a gristmill connected by a flume...

Atlanta, GA

MT. GILEAD M.E. CHURCH ORGANIZED 1824.

Atlanta, GA

MT. ZION METHODIST CHURCH.

Main Street, Alpharetta text of marker: "NEW PROSPECT CAMPGROUND circa 1835.

Atlanta, GA

NEWTON'S DIVISION. July 20, 1864.

Alpharetta, GA

NORMAN HOUSE 1910. The house is a Queen Anne-style cottage and was built of brick and wood for $1,500.

Atlanta, GA

O'NEAL'S BRIGADE. O'Neal's (formerly (Cantey's) brigade, Walthall's div. [Confederate] began its assault abreast & on the rt.

Atlanta, GA

O'NEAL'S BRIGADE AT THE RAVINE.

Atlanta, GA

Oakland Cemetery. In 1850 the City of Atlanta established a public cemetery on this ridge overlooking downtown.

Fairburn, GA

OLD CAMPBELL COUNTY.

Alpharetta, GA

OLD MILTON COUNTY. This was the Courthouse of Milton County at the time it was merged with Fulton County Jan. 1, 1932.

Atlanta, GA

OLD MONTGOMERY FY. RD. A section of the old Montgomery Ferry Road ran N.W. from Geo.

Atlanta, GA

OLD MT. ZION CHURCH.

Atlanta, GA

OLD PACE'S FERRY ROAD.

Atlanta, GA

OLD WILLIAMS MILL RD. The old Williams Mill Rd. crossed the Fulton-DeKalb Co. line here; it was identical with Briarcliff to this point...

Alpharetta, GA

OLIVER-WATERS-McCOLLUM WAREHOUSES circa 1910.

Atlanta, GA

ON GEARY'S FRONT. In 1864, Collier Rd. topped the ridge N. Descending the slope E. it crossed the branch below the dam at Collier's Mill.

Atlanta, GA

1964. This is one of the original gas street lights of the town of West End.

Atlanta, GA

OUTER DEFENSE LINE. News of Federal crossings of the Chattahoochee July 17, 1864 prompted the building of a defense line N. & E. of...

Atlanta, GA

PACES FERRY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ESTABLISHED 1877.

Atlanta, GA

PALMER'S & HOOKER'S A.C. CROSS THE CHATTAHOOCHEE.

Palmetto, GA

PALMETTO. Palmetto was named by a member of the Palmetto Guards, a Regiment from South Carolina enroute to the Mexican War.

Atlanta, GA

REYNOLD'S BRIGADE. Federal 14th A.C. advancing from Pace's Fy.

Atlanta, GA

REYNOLDS' BRIGADE AT THE RAVINE.

Roswell, GA

ROSWELL FACTORY. Chattahoochee River water power caused Roswell King to establish a town here in 1837.

Roswell, GA

ROSWELL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Atlanta, GA

RT. OF 20TH A.C. LINE.

Atlanta, GA

Rush Memorial Congregational Church.

Atlanta, GA

SAINT LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1864-1964.

Sandy Springs, GA

SANDY SPRINGS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH.

Atlanta, GA

SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH.

Collier Rd. at Redland Rd., Atlanta Text of Atlanta: "SCOTT'S BRIGADE.

Atlanta, GA

SECOND OLDEST D.A.R. CHAPTER.

Atlanta, GA

SECTOR OF SIEGE LINE.

Union City, GA

SHADNOR BAPTIST CHURCH.

Site of Captain Overton W. Barret's battery of Missouri.

Atlanta, GA

SITE OF OLD CHESHIRE BRIDGE.

Red Oak, GA

SITE: OLD RED OAK P.O. 1864.

Atlanta, GA

SITE: THE POPE HOUSE.

Alpharetta, GA

SKELTON-TEASLEY HOUSE 1856.

Atlanta, GA

Southern Company. Southern Company traces its roots to 1912, when the first of a series of holding companies was formed to build a power...

Atlanta, GA

SPRINGVALE PARK. July 22, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

On this property in 1848 was erected and consecrated St. Philips Church, the first Episcopal Church in Atlanta.

STANDING PEACH TREE.

Atlanta, GA

STANLEY'S & WOOD'S SECTOR.

Atlanta, GA

STANLEY'S SECTOR N.E. of this point (near Highland School) was the intrenched line held by Federal forces in the siege of Atlanta, July...

STATE R.R. SURVEY July 4, 1837.

Atlanta, GA

STEVENSON'S DIVISION.

Atlanta, GA

SURRENDER OF ATLANTA SEPTEMBER 2, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

SWAN HOUSE. Swan House was completed in 1928 for Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hamilton Inman, heirs to a cotton-brokerage fortune.

Atlanta, GA

TALMADGE PLAZA. IN HONOR OF HERMAN EUGENE TALMADGE 1912 - 2002 LAWYER, FARMER, STATESMAN GOVERNOR 1947, 1948 - 1955 UNITED STATES SENATOR...

Atlanta, GA

THE 15TH CORPS SECTOR.

Atlanta, GA

THE PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS, CONT.

Atlanta, GA

THE UNION DISPOSITIONS.

Atlanta, GA

THE CONFEDERATE ATTACK.

Atlanta, GA

THE UNION FORCES ENGAGED The Army of the Tennessee.

Atlanta, GA

The Confederate Attack, Cont.

Atlanta, GA

THE BATTLE OF EZRA CHURCH July 28, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

The Battles for Atlanta.

Atlanta, GA

The Burning and Destruction of Atlanta.

Sandy Springs, GA

SANDY SPRINGS GEORGIA.

Atlanta, GA

THE DEGREES BATTERY.

Atlanta, GA

THE EMBATTLED RIDGE.

Atlanta, GA

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Redeemer.

Atlanta, GA

THE EXTERIOR LINE JULY-AUGUST, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

THE GEORGIAN TERRACE HOTEL.

Atlanta, GA

THE HIRAM EMBRY PLANTATION.

The History of the City of Sandy Springs, Georgia.

Atlanta, GA

The March to the Sea.

Atlanta, GA

THE MISSISSIPPI BRIGADE.

Roswell, GA

THE OLD BRICKS. Erected in 1839 for workers in the Roswell Cotton Mill, these apartments were the first built in the South and are...

Atlanta, GA

THE RAILROAD CUT. In 1864 the single track of the Ga.

Sandy Springs, GA

THE SANDY SPRINGS. This community is named for the natural springs bubbling up through clear white sand in the meadow below.

Atlanta, GA

THE SIEGE LIFTED. Aug. 26th, 1864.

Atlanta, GA

THE TROUP HURT HOUSE.

Atlanta, GA

THE WINECOFF FIRE. This is the site of the worst hotel fire in U. S. history.

Atlanta, GA

THEODORE "TIGER" FLOWERS (1895-1927).

Atlanta, GA

THRASHERVILLE Where Atlanta Began.

Atlanta, GA

TO ROBERT BURNS IMMORTAL SCOTTISH BARD - ARDENT FREEMASON (1759-1796).

Sandy Springs, GA

TO SANDY SPRINGS & OLD CROSS KEYS.

Atlanta, GA

UNION DEFENSE LINE. In August 1864, after four weeks of siege operations, Maj. Gen. W.T. Sherman withdrew his forces to move them...

Atlanta, GA

VALLEY OF UTOY CREEK.

Fairhaven Circle at Peachtree Rd., Atlanta text of marker: "WARD'S DIV. CROSSED PEACHTREE CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

WARD'S DIV. DEPLOYED.

Atlanta, GA

WARD'S DIV. ENCAMPED.

Alpharetta, GA

WEBB GUANO HOUSE circa 1901.

Atlanta, GA

WEST SIDE SIEGE LINE.

Atlanta, GA

WHERE HOOD WATCHED THE BATTLE OF ATLANTA.

Atlanta, GA

WHITTIER COTTON MILL AND VILLAGE.

Atlanta, GA

WILLIAMS KY. CAVALRY AT NANCY'S CREEK.

Atlanta, GA

WOOD'S & NEWTON'S DIVS.

Atlanta, GA

WOOD'S BRIGADE. Col. James Wood's brigade, Ward's div., [US] was the left of the 20th A.C. line.

Atlanta, GA

WOOD'S DIV. 4TH CORPS.

ZERO MILE POST. This Zero Mile Post marks the Southeastern Terminus of the Western and Atlantic Railroad, about which a settlement grew...